prsc,;cnl Movement,
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We announce to the friends of Association
throughout the United States that books for the
subscription of the Capital Stock Of an Association
TO be located in the vicinity Of the City of New
York, will be opened in the course of a few weeks.
We have been engaged in looking fer land, and we
find that We can obtain a tract OF excellent
oualitv and a fine location, within twenty-five miles
OF Ncw-York, for about $50 per body Of
thousand acres under cultivation, with several
buildings on it, can be had this quantity is sut
scient TO commence with. We believe that a
the Cause of Association to furnish the means of
Organizing an establishment, and to commence
operations next year, the Stock must be subscribed
for this Winter, and So per 500 paid down at
the time OF subscription


This first Association which is destined to prove
to the World that I4dustry can be dgni6ed and rem
dered ATTRACTIVE,-that Unity of Action and
Interests can be csiablished-and that the germ Of
q true Society can be formed in the midst Of the
present false one, shall be known by the title of


THE NORTH AMERICAN PHALANX.


(Pholanr is name which Fourier gives to an
Associations it simply an organized body,
and is used in contradstinction the present sys
TEN of isolated families in which there is gan
ization, but incoherency and unregulated action.
We have nc. used the word in our articles in or
der to avoid technical terms.


The first step to be taken will be to ascertain
what number of persons will take Stock, and to
what amount, and if. from the applications which
we receive, we find that a sufficient sum will be
subscribed TO commerce operations, Committee
of four or 6ye men of high standing in Society will
be appointed to receive the funds and deposit them
in Bank in this City or invest them temporarily
in Stock of the United States or the State OF New
York. SO that they may bear interest,


We give notice of the intention of commencing
practical operations merely to aPPrise friends OF
the Cause of the fact we will, in future articles,
enter fully into explanations as regards the amount
of subscription which will be required to enable
persons to enter the Association. the mode of In
veating the Capital, the advantages offered as re-
lates both to security and Prohtableness of the in
vestment, &c. sc.


