But, without attempting to adduce more facts as illustrations of the evils and the tendencies of this system, I may ask, Does it produce no other fruits besides these? It has now been tried for some time, and opportunity has been given to develope and bring to maturity its principles; surely then Robert Owen can produce, if from no other quarter, at least from his own establishments, some rare and surpassing specimens of moral beauty and intrinsic worth, such as the old world and the old system have in vain attempted to exhibit. Christianity can exhibit the names of persons whose virtues and excellences have been the theme of universal admiration, and have extorted from friends and foes the meed of praise. The list is too long to transcribe: nor is it necessary; for their memory is embalmed in the grateful recollections of all who have any perception of moral goodness, and their deeds shall outlast the course of time. Can the New Moral World as yet produce no names to eclipse those of the Christian world? Then, on every principle, whether of reason, argument, fact, or experience, it may truly be said as to the social system, “Thou art weighed in the balances, and found wanting.” * * * * * * * * * * _London_: _Printed by_ W. CLOWES _and_ SONS, _Duke-street_, _Lambeth_, _for_ THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY; _and sold at the Depository_, 56, _Paternoster-row_; _by_ J. NISBET _and_ Co., 21, _Berners-street_, _Oxford-street_; _and by other Booksellers_. [_Price_ 7_s._ _per_ 100] _Considerable Allowance to Subscribers and Booksellers_.