New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-20
spread OF the Doctrine. OF A..ocintion.

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tcrcst in Association, tha, it ia spreading with
great rapidity over different parts of the world.
In late number Of The PARIS Phdlanx the
organ of our Doctrine in Paris,-we find the fol-
lowing account Of the progress whlch i. is making
in Spain:
Thanks to the censtancv and zeal of our friends
in Spain, the Doctrine Of fourier has taken in iha,
country an honorable place in the field of calm and
earnest discussion Frequently for years past, the
Press Uf Madrid and the Provinces has devoted its
attention TO the ideas Of the French Reformer the
works of his School are spread, some have been
translated; pamphlets, published by our friends at
Cadiz and Jerez. have aided this work Of propa-
cation.
4" Madame de w.. published some months
Espaaoi1s. "A Word TO the s panish Women
short and very lucid explanation Of the system.
terminating with n warm and lively exhoriaton to
the Spanish Ladies TO give to the Cause their at
tcnrion and sympathy. Il was on the occasion Of
this neres sting publication. which Ind great sale
in Spain that Of the principal papers of Madrid,
the Cons.rrador and the C0rreo Nacional, devoted
long articles to the explanaton-to the criticism
and defence of the principles Of Association
j. ABREU, disciple, and friend of FOURIER
when living, i. laboring to spread the Doctrine Of
Association in Spain, and We are most happy TO
-arn, with decided success. The Cause is now
making rapid progress in almost every civilized
country on the globe, and we trust that new
Creed, as regards the great problems OF the Des-
tiny Of Man, the Dignity Of Human Nature, and
the scheme OF Providence, is about dawning upon
the world, and the intellectual existence Of Ha-
manity.
Men live in our false and bcnighted Societies
ike animals; each individual is striving sclhshly
to accuruatr enough satisfy Ii. ply .icOl ~nnts,
without giving scarcely t.onsht 10 higher and M
telectua subjects. and without the least idea that
the Human Race as q body have grand Function
10 perform upon hi, globe high terrestrial Dss-
tiny to fulfill The only exception to the material,
selfish and stale round Of eNi.ience Of the imrlersc
majority nt present is the Religious Sentiment.
(Eere and there al-o, in large cities. the noble
truth. of Science occupy very few, but L. i
slight excep,ion.) Religion keeps alive IN the
mas, the ideas # God and his Providence, OF
future state, and that there is something else in
the Universe besides this spcck OF earth. We
have o'trn been 10 sickened al the low and con-
temptiblc order of ideas, interests and projects
which occupy men, that we have thought that if
il were not for the weekly exhortatons o. Re-
gion, they would after time forget that there
were God and a Universe, and suppose that tine
point Of time and space in which they live were
every thing and that the accumulation OF dollars
and cents, the raising Of wheat and potatoes, the
selling Of tapes and calicoe,, the shaving note,
we're the grand occupations Of hunan hie,-the
Destiny of Man.
We want new Order IF Societies, which Will
educate and -loyatc the Mass; we want n grand
view of human Destiny upon this earth, which
will excite animation all ,nthu,iasm in Mankind
collectively, and make them feel and act like one
grea, Body; we want also abundance and physical
happiness for ALL and we want intellectual enjoy
ments and spiritual elevation; but 1t Is very GER
tain that we cannot have these things in the
present system of Society; We therefore want,
FIRST of ALL a Social Reform,-the establishment
of true system of Society upon the earth
We sec bv The Jcfersoniaa, paper published
4, Wstcrtown, Jeicison County, y. l., that
some gentlemen Of that hourishing place have
taken steps to form Society for the purpose OF
investigating and discussing the Social Principles
discoyerel oy FOURIER. We give their proceed
ings. and would particularly recommend to our
friends in different parts Of the United States
where there are enough of them in place, to toll
low the example and organize Societies; they
could communicate with the others in tie country,
and with the Societ, in the City of New ork;
this union viii give strength to our Cause and
enable Us to act with power and efficiency.
From h, JtGsrisnnn
Ats meeting held at wacrio~n, July Ith pursuant to
cali for the purpose OF taking INTO consideration Tue gene
Val nolicy of Fourier, svsem Of ASSOCIATION and o organ
,,oG a preliminary secety with Vi ~ 10 gate anu
/ discuss Il principles and their application.
Dr BENjANIS WALTON was called 10 the Char and Eu-
gene II. c. Ler appointed secretary. .oo;., ,- n.
P,,a,S Tbst committee Of I'VE be appointed, dra
m Constitution and By Laws Ths eIovins is'S5S
Mans H. Lysander H. Brown, II. h Newcoms ana LiDer-
| ~ Comins. . - ,t.. .o,,,ossd of /
Mun.~i r Barne. and ID. Button, be appointed Tor me
purpose pr.csrng the publication OF aeies Oh ' SUD
/ ieci in the different papers OF the county 49,,
Rssolled That the above corlmees report 70 INC nA Al
meeting. ,,.-. ., ,,;. -,sei0g be sirre,i
by tb- Charsan and Secretary and, that The Editor. Of
the different papers in the county are respectfully request
R..1ired That We adjourn to the 6th nst at hslp.''
sx O'clock r. NJ at the Of the Young Men, As-oca-
ton. waierto-n. BENJAMIN WALIoN, Chalhan'
/ EuGEsE II. c. LEis, Secretary
A. WATSON, Esq, whose name appears above
has written some excellent original articles tor
"The Carthagcnian," published in Jefferson Co.
We are glad the cause OF Association has so warm
and constant friend in that pagt of the State
The Democratic Herald Of Ann Arbor' Mich
comes out and advocates boldly Association, Al
,ractiye Industry and a Social Reform In
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