Fourierism

-The essential pecnliarity ofbis system is, tlrnt t reduces homanity, with te passions, lusts, and will, to uniform fixed ules. The cardinal principie of the means y which ihis universal unity is probably exressed as clearly ag it can be, in the following entences of Pourier himself. Tf any body enn't understand that, they can"l become real ?ourirkes. "Every equilibrium of friendship, love, om)ition, familism, depends on the internal cooperation of its four motive, and the extfrnal influence of three o'.her combinatione, )alanced, in like manner, by a four-fold motive. 'The combined intervention of these four quadrilles of agreement, produces the pivolal or vnilary equilibrium, which ia thecollective end of association." Is it not a beautiful idei? - Chronicle.