 The organisation began to break up in the summer of 1834 and by November, it had ceased to function.It was from this heady mix of working class trade unionism, co-operativism, and political radicalism in the disappointed wake of the 1832 Reform Bill and the 1834 New Poor Law, that a number of prominent Owenite leaders such as William Lovett, John Cleave and Henry Hetherington helped form the London Working Men's Association in 1836.The London Working Men's Association led the Chartist movement demanding universal suffrage.