A Fourier Association: For The Signal Of Liberty

A Coiu'ention wil] be heíd at the schoolhouse in Coluoi'bia, Jackson Cöunty,on ïhursday the 13lh day of December next, and the follovying daj'sj for the purpose of organizingan imlaslrial Associaticn on the above plan. The CoDvention will be opened at eleven o'ciock, A. M. with an aduress setting furth, the èvüs necessarily aïtènding1 he present state of cívilized lile, ihe future prospect of those continuing in it, and the advantages of Association over civiJizafion. A Cönstituaon wül be a 'optef,1 and a petition to the Legislature for an act of incorporation. It is therefore important that til!, who feel ditpósed ïo pin on Afsociation, should atlend the ürst day: that the various conrlicting opinions may be reconci:cd, nnd the eochl compact based upon principies of perfect reciprocity, and equul rigïas. We need, in particular, the encouragerfient of t!:e Ladies at tho Convemion; and hope they wiH altend in great mimber as thcfr prospective happiness öcpéri'ds even more. f possib!e, upon thesuccess of Associattünsjthanthat of men.Thè friends of AssocjaTions neeu not fear that the present ' eñort wiïl be abnrtive, for - rnany of the most enlerprising ciiizens of Michigan, nearly nll of thom Farmers and Mechanics, are zcalöiisly engaged in tunnel tiirce localions, one in Jackson County, one in Kalamazooj and one in Eutnn, each with an afaundant water power, have alrèady been oflfered as stock. Thóse who altend the Convenïion from.a distnnöe wiH piense cal) on John Curtís eiglii miles west of Manchester, An50i) D.'Liniatter in Cólumbïa, or Wm. F. Denins in Liberty, wliere ihey wili beentertoined during thesit- ting of tbc convention, fr'ec oT expense. A religious Conference will be held inv.nedintely aftër the close of the Convention in the same place. Will Edifors fnendly to Associations in Mich. andthe northérn parts of Öhio, Indiana, and Illinois, please publiáh the above for general information.