Rs..e view. of Association.
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Some persons suppose that in Association the
family and marriage ties will be dissolved. Ibis
is the grossest of errors,-engendered by that
blind prejudice which is universally aroused wher-
eve, new views and new truths are laid before the
world.


These ties will be strictly maintained in Asso-
citation because they are ties which exist in Ma
mre. It's the system Of isolated households, or
svstem ehich renders IL accessory for erery
family to hare separate house and a separate
interest in Society that occ condemn.


People suppose that the family tie cannot be
maintained in Association that it would be dis
solved, if it were not confined to the isolated
household This is foolish error. Do we not
soc that families can live in tents, cottages,
nalaces or boarding-houses, without the tie being
d;ssolvedl 1t is not dependent, consequently,
unon the isolated household, as is supposed, and
will not, therefore, cease to exist If the Isolated
household be replaced by Association


Some Reformers have cemmitted the error OF
attacking marriage, and of atnibuting to 1t the
evils engendered by the system OF isolated house
holds. They have been guilty OF gross mistake
md have received merited condemnation tor their
oversight. So far from marriage being the cause
Of these evils, it is itself often degraded and filled
with dscord. BY the system Of isolated households.
T, will be reserved for Association, with its riches
its complete moral and Intellectual Development
of beings the enjoyment of the Arts and Sciences,
and il, freedom from petty cares and anxiet,es' TO
ref ne and elevate marriage. The isolated house
hold produces disagreements, ensenders ahtipa,
,b;es. and desdens enthusiasm. 1t is the grave OF
HARMONY. of Geniu. and Of Love.


There is another cause which desrades mar
:. 20 a, present: beings come together with un'
dsyeloped. i. nisdevcloped and perverted natures
III oneslar, if l may use the expression, an ane
..;,h fslse and artificial tastes and habits. The
.sn,;ment of love throws before marriage vel
over these. defects, bat when afterwards there Il
close contac,, they come cut, and then all the dis