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i some ONE useful manufacture, trade, and oc


cupation. so that this employment may b.


varied, for the Improvement of his menta


and physical powers;


/ And, lastly, a knowledge of himself and o


human nature, to form him into a rationa


being, and render him charitable, kind, ant


benevolent, to all his felow-creAtures
XXV.SThat when the youth of the com


munity shall have attained their sixteenth
4 year, they be permitted either to become


members or to go out into general society


with every advantage which the communit,


can afford them.


XVI. That intelligent and experienced
matrons be appointed TO instruct the young


mothers in the best mode of treating and
training children from birth until they are
two years old {the age at which is propos-
ed to send them to the schools and dormltb-
rles) that their constitutions, habits, and
| dispositions, may NOT be injured during that
period.


XVIII. That, in winner and unfavorable
weather a sufficient variety of amusements
and recreations, proper for the members Of
such community, be prepared within doors
to afford beneficial relaxation from employ
ment and study


AANIll. That, as liberty of conscience,
religious and mental liberty, will be possess
ed by every member of the Community, ar.
ranyemcnts be made to accommodate all
denominations with convenient places OF
worship, and that each individual be strong
" recommended to exhibit III his whole
conduct the utmost forbcarance, kindness,
and charity towards all who differ from
him.


NIX. That in advanced age, and in case
OF disability from accident, natural infrmtv,
or any other Cause, the individual shall be
snpported BY the community, and receive ey-
cry comfort which kindness can administer.


XXX. That on the death of parents, the
children shall become the peculiar care of
the community, and proper persons be APP
pointed to take the more immediate charge
Of them, and as far as possible supply the
place of their natural parents.


XXI. That the committee OF manage
ment shall not be empowered to admit new
member without the consent of three-foulths
OF the members Of the community obtained
1T a general meeting.


XNXli. That, although at the period
when all the members shall have been train
cd and educated underline proposed arrange
ments, any regulations against misconduct
will Be unnecessary. and although It is anti
cip ted that the influence Of these new Cir
cQmstanccs upon the character Of the indi-
viduals whose habits and dispositions have
Been formed under different system, will
be sufficiently powerful to render any SER
Gus difference Of rare occurrence amaag
them, vet, in order to provide against such /,
il SHALL be law Of the community, that, !
when differences arise, they be referred to
tie decision Of aroitrators, to be elected !
by the society, who, after bearing the par
ties. shall. decide upon the case.


XXXlI. That if the conduct OF any indi- |
vhiutl be injurious to the wcll-being OF the |
community, and it be so decided by three
fourths OF the members assembled at gen
eral meeting, the committee shall explain
to him in what respect his conduct has been
and at the same time intimate to
him. that. unless the cause Of complaint be I
removed they are instructed to expell him
from the community.


XXNIE. That any member wishing to /
withdraw from the community, be at full
liberty to 60 SO at any time; and the COM
mittee Shall be authorised to allow any such I
gratuity as the circumstances of the case
may require.


XXXV. That the commtte form arrange
ments Nv which all the members shall enioy |
equal opportunities Of visiting their f@pn:ls (
tiSc VI Vi loi HaklOIl O
other objects.


XXXNI. That the committee appoint tlu !
ly qualified persons TO travel, from time, to
time, to collect scientific and other infurua-
tiou, for the benefit OF the comthniuty.


XXXViI. That in orler to extlnd the
benefits OF a system OF union and co-opcrA-
ton which is applicability % mtnklnd IN eve
~ part of the world, measures be adopted
5y the committee to disseminate knowl-
edge Of the new principles and arrange
ments,


.NIXV.lll. That, as this system is direct
~ opposed to secrecy and exclusion of any
Kind, every practicable ftciity shall be CIV
On to Strangers, to enable taem to become
aca4Hintea with the constitution, Laws and
,vsulations Of the community, and to exam
iac the results which these have produced il
practice.


XKXlX. That the committee be charged
with the duty Of communicating, on all oc
casions. to the government of the country,
an unreserved explanation Of the views
and proceeding of the community.


OURANG OUTANG.


In our Calcutta files received by the
George, we find an account OF meeting OF
the .fsiatic Sotistv on the fifth Of January.
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