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y On our first Page Will be found q remark
able paper from the pen Of Mr. CHARLES LANE
associated with A. BRoSsoN ALcoTT in a quiet
attempt TO live out and commend a new idea on
a secluded farm they have entitled Fruitlands,
in the township of Harvard, Mass. So sharp
a criticism OF ordinary life not only, but on the
social movements and ideas of our time, viii find
few concurring voices, and we therefore feel no
necessity OF objecting TO such portionr OF it as
we deem erroneous. There is not a particle OF
danger that the world will be upset or seriously
convulsed by such doctrines, the almost universal
sentiment tending so strongly in an opposite d.
rection. Mr.. Lane IS an original thinker, there
fore vigorous writer and ii any novel reader
can find q romance more at war with all received
notions Of the aims and means Of life, we promise
him pleasant and pquant hour IN It's perusal.-
As Messrs Lane and Alcott are radically hostile
to Association, we trust their views will not be
confounded with that theory, that Of almost all
other protesters against the world as it is have
hitherto been.