New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-29
yoRE WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, Esa3.
Social Science.
From the Friends of Association

GUUiuE ELltutts
From the Friends of Association-I
ASSOCIATION Or a CONCISE EXPOSITION THE PRAcri-
CAL OF FovRIEs's SOCIAL SCIENCE By ALERT
BRIsgAsE Octave, 90 pages, double columns Gree
ley McElra, leo Nasaus.., and S. C. Redie!d, Gin
ton Hall, New Y ork.
We are happy to inform our friends and the pab-
lie generally, that Pamphlet Of the above title is
now in press aud will be published in the course
of the present week. /, is, as its title purpors, a
condensed statement Of the practical part of the
doctrine of Association; i. has been prepared with
the greatest ia order 10 adaptt TO all classes
of readers, and to present the subject in its Frac
tica bearings in the simplest and cearest manner
possible. The want of q succinct explanation of
the Sy ystem of Association has, for some time past,
been very generally felt, but to supply this want
has not been a very easy task. The doctrine of
Association is so vast and comprehensive in its
character, embracing a5 it does every sphere Of
thought and action, solving every problem relating
to Man and Society, and is SO and profound,
that it is extremely difficult to treat it in
at once familiar as regards particulars IN Prac-
tice, and philosophica!y, as regards anipsrsals in
Principle We have endeavored to overcome
these difficulties az far as in power, and to
present such view of the subject as will convey
general and satisfactory idea of the doctrine of AS
socia,on 10 its relation to the World and Society
at large as means of Universal Reform, and such
an explanation of practical details as will make
the pamphlet serve guile and text book tor
the establishment of small Associations. and the
satisfaction of enquirers.
We have been deferred from making this pub
lication by various circumstances which have en-
crossed our time, and prevented its completion,
much beyond the time contemplated when first an
nounced. We hope, however that our friends
will find sons compensation for the delay in the
completeness of the work. The orig ginai design
was to issue a pamphlet, which it was supposed
would be furnished at three or four dollars per
hundred but subsequent consideration satisfied US
of the propriety of getting it up in better style
than that price would enable to do; and we
have therefore expended upon the Typographical
part of it much pains te make it neat and perfect
1t has been stcreotyped at heavy expense will
be printed ine paper, and in every respect be
equal in mechanical execution to our best Monthly
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price barely sufficient 20 cover the cost. Zen
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Geo. Jones, Albany; and the News Agents gen.
orally.
A few numbers will be sent to each of our friends
out of the City who have subscribed to the Pamph-
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be due to them will be held subject to their order
The postage $50 cents) may make it objectiona-
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This notice is intended especially for persons at
distance. as farther notice will be given OF the
day of publication
The following is Table of Contents of the
Pamphlet
INTRODUCTORY.
Husan misery and necessity ola Social Reform. 1T.
Individual property-marrisge and family ues-rel1gion
Economies OF AsSocatlon
Non. producers in Society.
PRACTICAL ORGANIZATION OF ASSOCIATION
Contrast between Association ana INC preeeht Soelai
order-hR DomatD-ocaion
Defects OF The system OF Isolated honsehoias'
General contrast
Descrigton of the Edifce Of an Association .
Defects ofte presen, system OF Architecture and spirit
Chapter 10 Artists.
Mode OF living and public tables
Imaginary obstacles to ASSOCIATION
Elevation aud Refinement OF The Mass
System of property
Mode OF Investing capital in Association
Unity OF interests resulting from the system OF JonstocK
properly OF Association.
mpossbily of any tyranny OF Capital in Association
Union of Capita! and Labor.
Co,,, ,J,,tnn ~
Attractive Industry.
Groups and Series.
Branches of Industry obe prosecuted
Adaptation of The Groups ana Series 10 human ra'ue'
Inaividua accounts.
Division of profits.
The Sacred Legion
Guaranty Of an ample sutticifncy.
system OF Education.
SYSTEM OF internal government. 80,
Means spreading Association and rendering IL
Giles iu The Combined Order
Commercial Cities and Commerce.
Preiudces OF the world against Association.
Proposals for Organizing an Association
Constitution or Articles OF grecment OF The NORTH AMEN
IC.N PHAIAHX. ,;.o or
Memoir OF Fourier, Object oil I'ssoclanoh anu 'o1i' "
Sryania AsS9ciail0n-on cover.