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False Opinions Relating tc Association.


1t i. supposed by many that the Product OF the
labor of the members of an Association will be
put into common stock. out of which all will re-
ceive an equal share-the idle as we'll as the ae-
tive. This is a great error as will show by a
practical illustration.


Suppose dozen persons in an Association
form Group and unite for the purpose Of raising
fruit or wheat. or manufacturing hats; the fruit or
wheat raised or the hats manufactured will be sold
by the Association at the most favorable and
for a small commission of or per l0e.


Suppose the sales of wheat yield s6 600, the
Group of wheat-growers will receive it,-and no
ether Group or individual in the Association will
receive any part of it. The members of the Group
of wheat growers will receive the sum and will
divide it equitasly among themselves according as
they have laboled If one member has been ah-
sent, for example, one-eishth of the working time
of the Group-oneei ighth will be deducted from
his share; if another has been absent one quarter
OF the time. quarter will be deducted from his
share.


Thus each Group will receive the value of it's
labor and separate account VIII De kept WIN
each Group. The Association will Pay the Groups,
and the members of each Group will divide the
amount among themselves upon Just principles.


a person can belong to several Groups, and be
engaged at some seasons in Agricultural, and al
others in Manufacturing or other pursuits If ne
takes part in no Group and does not work, he will
receive no pay, and he must then live upon the
in,eres: of his Capital, Invested in the Stock OF
the Association. If he belongs to a Group which
produces great deal and Is profitable, he will re-
ccive more than if he belongs to a Group which
produces less and is not 50 profitable.


The members of an Association can join such
Groups as they wish, consulting their tastes in the
choice of occupations. No one will be required
10 work at branches which he does not like, nor
will any one point on, 10 others their pursuits No
masters, 10 employers will exist III Association:
people will be attracted 10 Industry, not driven
10 it. Perfect Liberty in every respect will exist.