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but the plans OF Providence which he claimed to
have discovered and therefore we Go not call
ourselves s'Fourierists'' or our doctrines Fourier
isln;" these names. however, have been applied
by others very generally, although against our
own often expressed wishes, and until the public
mind is more enlightened on the subject. and IN
terested in viewing it IN true light their appll-
cation will probably be continued. we call our
selves Associ1tioaistS and this IS the ame by
which we wish to be known and designated; and
that ofthe system we advocate Is =" Indnstrtal
4ssocidti0R.''


The only questions on which we meet the
World as q distinct body or class OF thinkers, are
these


lst. Can and ought Industry to be organised
so as to be rendered more economical rnlts meth
DDS, more effective in its results, and more equal
and Just in It's distribution Of profits
2d. Is not the plan we propose of distributing
and prosecuting Labor according to the saw OF
Groups, and Series of Groups, the best that has
vet been discovered


As a School we conine ourselves to these points,
because we do not wish to interfere with the Nor.
al and Religious opinions of any individual, and
because we already include among our friends Men
and Women belonging to various denominations
of Christians. as the Roman Catholic, the Pres
bvteran the Methodist, the New Churchmen. the
Unitarian, &c. whose views respectively we feel
bound to acknowledge and respect.


AS individuals, we hold ourselves at liberty to
express such sentiments as we may entertain on
all questions of human concern.


Signed WILLIAM HENRY CLAIMING,


PARKE GOODWIN.


ALBERT BRISBANE,


OSBORNE. NACDA\lEL,


HORACE CiKhELEf


CHARLES JULIUS HEMPEL,


SOLTMAN BROWN.