The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1858, Page 8

WUE UTICA FREE LOVE PHILANTHROPIC CONVENTION. Review of the Proceedings—The Varions Causes and Cures of Evil—Foster, the Aboli- Menist, Rebuked by the Convention and Laughed Down—Intense Excitement in the Convention—A Mulatto Philosopher Rebuk- tng the Free Lovers and Infidels—A Brook- lynite Opening His Battertes Upon all the Re- bet riences of a Spir- pe a peer referred the cure formers—Interesting Expe: ofevil to the © the cultivation of the "it. Mtualist—Speech of a Spirit Through a “AM OMISION THAT 18 AN’ OPINION. ze tte ‘the auction block of poverty. wi the ship, via: from right ahead to 2 poidts abaft the beam om or incident of our white pat rt Statistics of all cities they we The re of civilization, If Foster had com po oe it Sopstructed as to be visio. from i 4 aft tei i 3 FF : ie § be i ip ai i e lights from being seen across tho bow. Ki azn vesscia wader sail only arg wot to carry their mast- Night, dition in the preent—to exercise for their own sakes, and Fog SiGNars—All sea-goin mngen venta, pete 4 for the love they bore t@ them, a spirit at least af wlera- Miu ayy sath at caso of foe a4 a fo sgal a loam Trance Medium ne the r Cleveland, ‘" tion and kit dness, before the funnel, ai not less’ than eight feet Winding Up of the Fer) | 3ér. Srmum, of Cleveland, presented the following reso Mr. Fe geun protested that the spirit misrepresented him. frm the ti hs eid onan a a every ve formances, &e., OD — The b tes; but when shall Fog. — ae 2, 1858. Resolved, That the great study of man should be to know | ly rush ten thousand evils, that would help to sub gor so. | was universal, she chall them to show that it was pM yo Ml be hem psig Mtoe fend Horn oF Bell, as ordered for sailing vessels, Unica, Sunday, Sept. 12, himself and to develope all bis Outer and fhner taeulties, and | ciety and impede the career of true and Y She bad once belicved, herself, that all human beings oF nee 4 “ J SAILING VROSELA. ‘Tus is the third day of she Convention of recormers, spi: | MALE. Matto wily attempt to reform others he must ara | fae disputed this, here was the platform for gfe and | were uuumortal. If life constituted immortality, sho called | “he THOWNE resolutions |. ant sem goingaalling venteln WED Unley sity on vitals, lyase prevoloiste, tree overs, atitels )Fravhit becope grea boy ad mp and ir” | Bway nce yan o Dac out (Baca gay ap. | pon tem o sy what Kind af animals wort immoral, aoa when procs “iC ck SaRerings ‘are ncthen: | {iehttatioe tearvead le td's Tes Licttos te Bot Sine @bolitioniste and crazy people, who have assembled here | mony WAN the great Givi sum AROLITIONNAE, pr he Convention that these dattghenderat” sat members | and what uot 9 If they said that mind was ir. ‘temporal and educational. the vessel, and suc shall be so constructed ag to be wish tional, eral, then al tbeaala warotemiamtal ad wun, | Resalved, that ‘ofthis Convention be heartily ton- | ble ona dark night, wih a cloar atmosphere, at a disanos ta Soteials were emcees oe acaegaing. at ihe ADEs SUD, ocedial cecepliom end Dae. | Cee to met ced cali thon an inion a piwble entertaiument vo freely extended, light ope an are of the horizon of ten points of the from ri «J to two points abaft the beam on the UNWELCOMR ee to overcome evil with good, and to discover the origin and Mr. Raxpowrn (the slightly colored gentleman to whose | society. He believed that the fe necessary to cure of evil. The reports of the proceedings that bave | parentage allusion has been made) dared to review the | fair in this nineteenth century; he bel . blished give a very good idea of the | Sentiments expressed im this convention aud to give ex- | was pretty fair at the bottom; he Qhus far been published gi y go i pression to opposite views, He believed in the sentiments | seed of reform had been sown * ¢ claims which this Convention has put forth to public ab | of the address of Dr. Hollick, and to give them greater tow growing 10 a pant; and Quan ago, tention. They show that of all the coarse, brutal aud dis- } poblicity be offered the following resolution:— those mounds erected by’ Cor gt Mm atte aid usting theories that have ever been put forth inacivilized | | Resolved, That this convention request of its author acopy of | the Principles of the bumar “thd ke” would be bd od at U ve} te oration delivered by Dr. Hollick: that this convention en. | bO ground for the perpet signi og peace and community, those that have been ventilated at Utica are | Gorse its wentimer Mi provide for its circulation by means of | will among men. The peace and pond ‘the most loathsome to every virtuous and well regulated { newspaper publication and in tract form. and abun the ryt ileges amprincipled st w fe . beedietid Pe ved to lay < daughter to go to her br mind. Licentions sconndrels, for the sake of iporeasing Mr. Posi moved to lay the resolution on the tabie. , ° nsting ‘THE SPIRIES RULED OUT OF ORDER. she came from her * a Abe sale of a book that in its ¢ is more disgusting | ne. gowwa. (the craay old epiritualist mentioned 80 = sisters to hol" cn helahaties Gees) eee Ahan can be found in the Venus Miselany, have been | often) raised his voice at the back of the platform, and | pe - ul Vem nese presumed tbat permitted to stand upou the platform time and again, and | swid ina wild, incoherent manner, that he was impressed | every other per an bad the same wish, a .) All ‘, -« | by the spiries to deliver a message to this convention from } this talk was . P epout ont sory and expressions that should have | io iif world, anshody'el"evRevough for anybody ele's wie ar for cleared the hal) oi . to e's daughter; but y Virtwtous woman, and should | ‘The CuaiMax, Wait a moment, sir; the spirit world | When it cee nn ny ee a eietcr, it Jaye led to the kicking out of these brutes, If, said they, | must speak mn order as well as the world, We must have | was qui Pr. t comes thing. -( Ay Bort) ? > the CHAIRMAN Called + order here below, too. (Langhter.) Her ause. you know how to improve the breed of a horse, or asheep. | eater Lowi. Pisce Sr ‘but subsequently came tof Mr pte Cuan ~ igh 4 a het er a pig, or a chicken, or a fruit, why not avail | the reporter's table and protested energetically against | We 4); peed gc gene t. Convention whether yourself of the same knowledge in the improvement o bem ee “re oe po oe his y ans @Qeiseral shouts of Ley go on! 4 him!’ and 3 ‘om the spirits, had ged in the cause 2 ‘Rear the human race? Why do not you married women forsake reform, b Ry the last thirty years, and yet they | M@tch écitement, TUE CHILD. A. ctively. I bave had the curiosity to invest forty-five ce nts in the sides book whieh Mr. Henry 13 Wright, recommented to, tho wie ate ex uae se iat i ate isses. ynust char. ‘onvention yesterday. “The Unwelcome > least three feet forwa: Oy Cae ve eteran ita a ba yh teed ait ignod and Undesired Maternity.” Prevent te being seen acrons the bow. hea tible of cultivation, and those who were prompted | 1 find it to be an amplification of the ideas propounded by 3. pawl he alone tian ognnct be Bnd a a8 paetcot by their spiritual nature Would met be prompted to offend | its author, Mr. Henry C. Wright, before the Uonvention, — Sunipehendaumeion, and on (Boy ronar Se i,t HPapets magech yt sisters. When that nature was | In other words, its design appears to be to Aeget and dif- A ateall be exhibited in properly cultivated ‘ey would all unite in harmony, | ‘Use prurient ideas in the minds of modest women—to the approach of, or to, 4 to others thei | perform tho functions which auricular confession is charg. | other vessel or vessels, in suicient time to avoit collision, and did not wish that there had been such a subject intro- | ed with performing in the Catholic church. It is chiefly | ¥0 that the Green Light shall not be seen ou the Port sie, nor duced, for those not capable of understanding the principles | ade up of immodest letters written by spiritualistic 7 ne ld iJ aeatie ena: whee ‘under wsly ate of immortality must revoltagainst them, Could they expect | aay women on that subject which should be sacred— | jy ail'cases of fog use when on the Starboard Tack a Pog Horn, anything etso from the animal nature but resistance when { their relations to their husbands. It developes and partly | and when ou the Port Tack shail ring a Bell. These siguals. pre 9 Hisees.) ‘There, there is another demonstra- justifies the principle of infanticide and abortionism, and | shall be sounded once at least every five ao tion of it, had respect ‘for their condition and was | Would lead one Fly by ane cree -_ — me] Ree ieee tee Oe Tight at ae more common goperally jeved, give an ead, ° every, 7 eit cant akan an ek as ee, Of this I will cite a few extracts made up from the confes- | Mules, in Accordance with Trinity House reguiation, wi vor a ‘VESSEIS AT ANCHOR. and they would feel grateful for her exertions in their be- | Sins, or pretended confessions, of matrons. One says: All sea-going vessels, when at anchor in roadsteads or fair- half, In the first years of my martied fife, Thad no thought bnt to’ ways, between sunset and sunrise ‘where it can: A Lavy, in the body of the hall—I want to say a word | submit to the passion ‘of my hnsband, without need to the = Bo aeems brent ee ao Gey! SP otene ere zx. ‘othe gentleman who oflered the resolutions. It would | SoDsequences.io myself. (As every trie Save'bushand, | meter, and so constructed. as to throw a elen, un i and be much more manly for him— andtobe preset to his manty bosom, "T did notanppess i | unbroken light all round the horizon, at a distance of at'Yeast: i \ Amember moved that Mr. Randolph have leave to pro- your husbands and tind some such burley, coarse, licontious | called hin erazy, and would not let him speak. He ap- x re a Zooundrelsas ourgelvesand bestow your affoctosan your pealed to the reporters to «give it to them,” and they a The motion was carried by a general shout of “aye,” dome, mumaas, (Shutting her up)—The lady will sit | was incumbent on him to control himeelt ONGiven under our hands, this 24th day of FATES WOO favors upon us That has been the whole pith and substance | yised hin to assert his rights and to address the Conv and Mr, Randolph proceeded, ey Mrs, Burrt resumed her remarks. She only wanted | Aud again:— NDA ‘of the frequent speeches of the author of “The Unweleome | tion, He determined to muke another effort to get of AM | SM AT en ere ty tanoring under much excite: | the audience to have self-respect. It this roof were to |. Thave heard many women say they ould gladly etranele alba Go whak asbaisy, 2k Child.” And these speeches were listened ght emt spiritual nepleon. fi: snseeaaaenaieenatie ment, arose in the body of the hail, and with vouwe and | crash in, those who are now so excited would be the first bt pe hare hewn Fearne col mand Ww ROMAINE, Secretary. ‘img 4 blush to the cheeks of au ree : nthe ome z eT tie Sey ean hand tried to arrest the attention of the ebairinan, Ran- | to put up their prayers, But would she? No. Why? fens th rd gee poe pny wget we, die: And yet, if such a dovtrine were to mbraced by th Fosver renew y aregolution | dolph was induced to hold up and let the lady get in what | Because to-day she had seen the spirits of the fathers and | conversation with them on this subject, that there are many | Norw hark Tos, of a ad pele Philanthropic convention. there is not a dozen men or Wo- | on the tuble. at tae aeliiiae! she had to ay. She said that there were several sisters | mothers of those present urying heron tohelpand instruct | children whose existence is undesigned by heir fathers and | w'vp'Cahs Rareebe Br awcaashin, Niagara, ai: Boston men present who would not be the last of their race— | a Mav in the gale ax. who mad rescut, respectable ladies, who were anxious to hear some for the womnen arr by no means the best looking of their | that motion state his reason for it. bahemeedl | bbe ag aiid, who. onal tak Weta © a’chack. nex. It is questionable whether there are half a dozen ‘The CHAIRMAN aaid be did not know 1” 05 whe mover was Cries for Randolph.) She thought that this person (Ran- who present the favorable conditions requisite for the | obliged to find reasons for other peop’ do} }) might seek another time to speak and lei the ladies them. Raising her voice avd speaking with great impres- | undesired by their mothers. Yet among those heterogeneous | JY ah” siveness, she proceeded:-—Would you. it your mother was | sid unnatural combinations called there isenongh | RG Alexander, of Harpawell from Philadelphia for lying a corpse before you, fecl like hissing those who | love t¢ produce seme isidiniontennat iat writ | Portland, was secn Sept 25, 1 PM, off Hire Island: | plead for you to recognize her immortality? No, your be found phy bal and peyebaiagien. ‘conditions suflickent wan Miller, hence for Barbadoes, Sept 18, 82, fice \eal improvement of the race; and the crazy looking Mr. Paver, of Flushing. Let bit" “ois us his own rea. | be heard now. spirit would say ‘Tell me something; oh, if you could rig Cyrene, from St John, NB, for NYork, no date, off Tren donot eahibitany Lotter features ether of mind oF | soe Shaan Mr. RaNDOLH decilined to yield his right. Me was the | but hear her voice once more; if you could once more feck o words ean express the heiplessness, the sense of personal ag Oyen tra 7 rk, me ody F Mr. Fostan explained that be ™° _4e mat motion because the y ition side, and he should be | and realize that she still ved, you could give her up and canes, the aepett, which sink into fhe Deart eo aie, : Chief, of Yorktown, hence for Demarara, Sept 11, lat Mrs. Branch’s cure for the evilof the world is the abolition | resolution asked the € ‘ONE’ 4% endorse the sentiments } heard. (Approving cheers.) be content. But no! How thought were they now!— pine Mager} ean ne ares nee x Airey res ra ,” lou Pests. ‘of the matrimonial institution and the establishment of the | of Hoilick’s address, & We'y Sse publish the document. | ‘The Youna wich excited)—T appeal to the gen- | how neglectful were they! I will tell Vou—said she—what | Wonder ihut aburdone are purposely procured; ts to Foreign i te dale doctrines of free love. Mrs, Britt's is the cultivation of | He, for one, did novendors y fersenuiments at all. He dis. | tlemen present, sir, not to You ig real, There is no immigination, no iauaticism in me. It | muauerot wonder that a chgletculid. hraeslguedly bagel Aaos Bar, Aug I8—In port barks Gemsbok, Mayo, Ube spirit and the developement of fraternal love. Vesu- 1 sented in tofo from mac" in thet address, and thought it Mr. Ranporrn (resolutcly)—If you only let me have | is honest, real investigation. 1 was once in the same spirit | and reluctantly conceived, is ever sufi@red ty matare in t paey, Hoos "CGH, July 2—1n bark Fleet Wing, Lind- Vine Foster's cure is to be found ia abolitionist, the best exhiitan ol aos vitit he had ever yet seen any- | my say, I will say it quick.“ (Bravo—go on.) Evils, said | with that gentleman who read these resolutions in regard | ganism of the mother. Her whole nature rhpela it. Tow Tor Bosion @ days. sid July 36, bark Wyman, “ J y y Bay, . i! rd its ante-natal develo, but. with sorrow here, 7 y oe were to be effected through Meod and fre. Bot Mr. Sie- | where. be, were not to be swept away by spiritualism or harmo- | to the position of woman; I thought it a disgrace to her shriuklag? onto VaR WR RTES Boston. (phen Vesuvius Foster, though a coarse grained, angular Mr. PRINce of Frushing, thought it a condensation of | nialism, or abolitionism, but by the working of the princi- | to open her mouth in public, to study physiology, or know Hatirax, Sept 8—Arr brigs yen Muophe, Now Yor’; ‘ypecimen, would probably be the last abolitionist to take | order. ples of self-preservation inthe minds of men, de- | much of anything; that she should be as sin headed And again, the same woman is made to say:— 19th, Ente: rise, Wiseman, do; ant, Oy et, — oe dus, wp arms. He would be much more kkely to engage him- The CRS. Order comes from chaos. nounced abolitionists as persons who were inciting to | and innorentas possible. Butmy mother came tome, aspirit. | Thestrength and energy of body and mind which were re gin Lckart ae en ‘self in éarning stockings or frying becon and eggs—to use ‘The question was wken, and the Chair declared it car- | bloodshed and slaughter, as if there were not holocausts | That mother had been a member of the Methodist church | quired Uo ly to develope and give birth to one child, have | Drie Mee Tet BP steamship “Asia, Loit, Boston for Liverpool. Ris own language—or doing anything else that Mrs. Abby | ried. enough already offending the nostrils of the living God. | for thirty-three years; and [had diligently prayed to that fon oe wom yang gnc RY six or tah er eer, | cand proceeded at 9). Kelly Foster, his beter hatf, should direct him to éo. A Teaansimp Mewnkr. No, sir; it is not carried, (Loud cheers.) He wished it to go forth to the world that | God who has been so defended here to-day. T read the p= eae Sa Lge pha pede! ne, Koran Lo LUNENBEXG, no date—In port Br brig Clara Heck Heek- Parker Pillsbury is another of the philosophers who sees | The question was taken again, ‘and the Chairmau again | this Convention recognized the existence of a God, and that | Bible for twenty years faithfully, and with and gin. | eee man, from Roiterdain for Boston, with loss of sails and pump tm apolitionism alone the cure of evil. He has some intel- | @ectared it carried in the affirmative, itrecognizes the cxistence of humanity, irrespective of | cere prayers. 1 prayed for religiou—thas christianity, | ” w.e author gives extracts from other letters, which he | S°@5DRORER a. se Geass Ranger, Knowles, Ject and force of character, which cannot be said of his | ‘The decision was hot yet satistactory. sects, of color, and of classes—that it had not committed | which has been defended here to-day. Tsonght it with { The auth eettate inners, edbiiidg annailanans a Cement qua idee be paths CE Tay, Hughes, for New York ether abolitionist brother. ‘Another melanchely philoso: A Voice in the gallery —Some people never will be satis- | itself! to one side issue in behalf of humanity, but had | faithfulness and with honesty; but I found it not, But er aaneet Nad hated “mmaterniy dad antowatal auild | ig: Blue Wing, Burtbam,. Idg; Wheat ‘Deepeaut, ding; peer books upon the legitimising of natural children as | fied, spoken with one detiant voice in behalf of all the world, | what was it that spoke tome? It was my mother, who merder. Thas another woman, who, he says, is known | V' ‘ja & Eatellina, Wilkins, wig; Laura Russ, Russ, ane: ane of the most necessary medes to cure social evil. ‘The {A third attempt was made to got at the seuse of the | here and yonder—black and white, rich and poor, bond | had left the form. Thad hoped that she would plead with ° ae ies weakenene lowe Bn Rares fewer and cthers as betors. Golng'sn, an American brig, wit) © spiritualist, after all, seem to be the most sensible | Convention by the audience rising tor and against. and free, and of every (Lond cheers, | that Jesus whom we read about, and that He would plead ten eae WAR Oureaee a SRY Y | round stern. EM lide yeople in the motley crowd—as witness, Mrs. Britt, who A GENTEEMAN in the gallery suggested the strixing out of | and intense ment on the platform and in the | with that God we worship, and in that way that I could | Priest: ieih Wikean de Gio ol tats | tee a ee han Ga poy} Bebukes personal bickerings and abolivonist dentincia- | tho clanse endorsing the sentiments of the address. hall aud galleries.) Religion, and nothing else, was | know what religion was. But did she come in that way? | o¢' mind. and ihe a ee oe eT eal hee tee | Tee ete ? Sions; and a gentleman of the same scheel, who took the | Mr. Raxpotrm accepted the amendment. to reform the world. (Applause.) But these men and | No. This spiritualism which you seom to be so incensed | present. He was ready with his logit, his medicines and in. | xy Joua Nie Sept 1&—Arr brig Union, Armstrong, NYork same groend and explained to the lunatics present that it ‘The question was taken by a show of hands, and the | women who came upon a platform like this to ignore the with was the means of enlightening my mind as to my | struments, and told me how lo destroy it. After experiment- | id 20th, ‘ships Wallace, Lane, and Empire, Coombs, Liv- mother's whereabouts, She came to me iu her own spirit { ingon myself three months T'was successful. 1 killed my | erpool. form, and said to me: “My child, you have honestly and | ¢hild about Sve months after conception. Home pr earnad sought religion, but I have come now to teli you It seems o3 2a lady resorted to the same mode of ALREAORIA, Bes aed —_ Pe Parr, Windsor; wherein you have erred, and how I erred in teaching } ridding herself of the responsibilities of children on two » Crowel ; Mary » Magee, > you the religion I did. I come to tell you that | subsequent occasions. How many Madamo Restells, or Nassar, Vassar, Albany. Hid schre A Vancleaf, Van. ithe w 3 = tony fi , Providence; 8B the spirit land is a natural home, 1 come to tell you | abortionist barbers must there be throughout tho coun- “oped: Hace NYork prey Tey eer ‘would be justas absurd and ridiculous to engage in the | resolution was not laid on the table. existence of a Deity and to trample on that dearest of all search after the cause and cure of gold or darkness as | Mr, Cuase did not see why the Convention shonld go to | Superstitions—if superstition it be—deserved the con- after the cause and cure of evil. the expense of publishing and distributing the address of | demnation of society. (Applanse.) He believed that the Mr. Andrew Jackson Davis, though a spiritualist and | pr, Hoillick, and overlook those of Mrs, Davis and others. ce of a God was much more demonstrable than any reformer and free lover of the most advanced school, ap- Mr. Raxporrs was in favor of publishing Mr. Hollick’s tin physical scienee, and be challenged ail outsiders: pears, in contrast with his surrowndings, as @ man Of } address, because it contained the alpha and omega of re- | to prove the reverse of that self evident proposition. Sci- strong practical comin nd Mrs. Davis’ form, and was not restricted to one reform, whether aboli- | ence and philosophy and morahty were not capable, singly that instead of praying to a God, you should commence when such thi are so common | ANY, Sept 24—Arr sloops Mechante, Cog, NYork, Pearl, Tivered on Saturday evening, Was really a well Liontsm or spiritualism or free loveixm. or combined, of reforming the ‘world. Spiritualism was | living a practical life—doing to your neighbor as you ¢ book is full of such disgusting suggestions as | Brookhaven, Sid steamer Pa:roon, Crapsér, Philadelphia. and well written document. free from the Mr. Stamvs suggested that if Dr. Hollick chose to far. | not capable of reforming the world, The heart of man, | would wish to be done byo. This first lesson eame | would lead one to suppose that abortionism is as com- | BOSTON, Rept 2-—Arr Br steamship Nh wee ie mente which form the principal feature of the gathering. | nish his speech to the Business Committee they would see | his soul, his afoctions, must be appealed to: and whea As for the several hundred people who got make up | {o its publication. they are understood, his reiations 16 himself, his brother, fe Convention, were are so many bedlamite materials Mr. We. R. Priver, of Flashing, wished to have this | his neighbor and his God, then will be sown the seeds among them that one might well suppose that there bad | address spread broadcast throughout the land, as veing | of a true reformation. (Brave, bravo.) Let them de this, just been a general delivery of the Utica Insaue um. | ihe brightest emanation of the principle of reform. and those who join in this reform might say preudly— They are spiritualists, physiologists, abolitienists, iufidels | Myr, Crise did not see anything novel in Dr. Hol- No pent up Utica contracts our powers, to me from my mother, (Great attention on the partof the | mon in the United States as infanticide is said to be in livia Halifax—arr at her dock at AM; bark audience.) Ia tho cy or Se Laue found myecitexer: | China. That ts the groundwork of the’ whole productions Tock, Oe ee han vulleaious Vis Quam: cised before a community of a hundred thousand people, | and this is the book which the Utica Convention | tine, sehr DB Barnard, HHoffses, Havana. Sigua) for a brig. Iwas accustomed to hear them ery “crazy,” “insane,” | would recommend to the community as one of the gos- | Cld ships National le, Matihews, Melbourne; Regulator, and talk of lewdness. But did the spiritual demonstrations | pels by which evii is to be cured. [ prosame you do not | Newcomb (from Movie, ving repaired), barks Eliza stop at that? No, They took possession of me and my mind. | want any more extracts from + The Unwelcome Child.”” beth, Lg ag oe iphia: sche eet, Dar, Benge 7 Nizzard, i and free lovers, and they present in themselves the strong. | jick’s addrese, The truths it contained were trathe that But the whole universe is ours, Citizens, strangers to me, were brought in, and they were | « Emma, Baker, kien iene est arguinent against the Protestant principle of the right | were familiar to the minds of the people from the lips of | Let them cling tw retigion, and say that it alone was the | convinced of the presence of their friends,” T well remem. RI IGENCE Wet Te te opts’ ea’ Wynadede’ foe seer Basten enbed © private judgment on the subject of religion, Imazine | Fmersou aud barker and Beecher ant Chapin, power to move the world, (Applause.) Philosophy had | ber the first spirit that manifested herself through me. It TIME INTELL C yesterday. such people coming together to see whether they cannot Mr. Davis gave notice that if the Convention adopted | been tried all over the world, but had never yet got place | was that of a wife toa husband who was an inebriate. | -~ CRORE AW EL: v ‘Bth—Arr (by tel ship Harry Bluff, Redman, Cronstadt. sdiveover that secret which is impenetrable to human ke, | the resoludons they might peepare to supply further | broad evough for humanity to stand upon, while religion | That husband was ready to bies down spiritualivtn, tem ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THI BANGOR, ‘Sept 2—Cld “brig Mecosia, Haines, Oanary and which has battled the researches of the greatest and | funds. was the only tie upon which all humanity could stand. He | perance, and reforms of all kinds. She reported to bim | 80% Rises, & eee soe. 2-C\ sche RP Chase, Shave (from Ca ‘wisest of our race in all ages of this old world. The very POMTER SSUDVED ort. hold, theretore, that the cure of evil was religion—true, | throngh’ me words which she had expressed to him when | 5°% 51 - " \ Sapt 38 cm . rn en ne - Jats), Washington, they were alone, and reported to him in respect to a ring DIGHTON, Sey Arr sebr Wm A Crocker, Endicott, Al- thai he had suffered to be taken from bis fnger, which Port of New York, September 25, 1856. aa x 4 ring was her wedding ring. She gave him the evidence CLEARED. x. ot gg epg Ty be mag hw Ay Thorne, Davis, New , ‘ork. Si sehr sebject which has called this Convention ev Mr. Vexvvies Foeren regarded the address as a most | Tarli¢a! and unconiined—and that tho absence of religion ence enough that those who convene m obedience to it | pernicious di 4, because i tivo ‘dea that | was the cause of all the evil of the world. (The colored are more or less unctured with monomania of some kind | fr sare a greater evil than the evils | philosopher having @nished his onset upon the white phi ser other. whic seck t reform. (Langbter and voices of | losophers, re mid loud cheers.) of her knowledge of his conduct since he had buried ber ! y A Gritth hy A BIOOMER AND A REDLAMITE: Maroc.) 7 says that po om ive & arenier ool Mr. Cuast got up to say from the manner in w body. This man became a temperate man—aot froma | Syeamebi cee neg Re een ans Se bee ete Ble Loe Rar ee At the close af last evening's session 4 young innocent | than the slavery which they wish to abolish, and he was % ree prved whet Red bow m sald here, would be belie or 9 Soar, Su from sealining the presence of his dle- | well & Co. id Cin iyvll, J Aooking girl, who appeared to be « Miss of twelve or four- | surprised to bear a colon . Randolph) endorse racter of the city, and he hoped that on ceased wife in bis room, where there was no medium but | Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, &eo—H Ludlam. VEWBERN, NC, Sept 22— hr Catharine, Gardiner, teen years of age, but who is actually a matron, babiied | thet ynrieceen © Colored man (Mr. Randolph) endores lay the citigens of Utica would conduct thomec.ves | himself, and he alone. She war there conversing with | Ship Aletandrina, Tkcoinb Relierdam-—W Balen a On Or " im a close fitting Bloomer dress of black silk, with her hair Kaxpouy—And so they aro. (Laughter and ap. 5 ‘Ship Philadelphia, Pool, Mobile~T Richardson & Co. NEW BEDFORD, Sept 2—Arr schrs Helen (U8), Faller, him, and showing hit the necessity of a temperate, moral cropped close, iu the style in which Miss Lacy Stone used | yuanse ) ‘This unpertinence was rebuked with hisses and’ practical life. This is. not all nar in former days, was put forw apd on Mie pla om Foern was sorry to see that that reemal to be és 4 samrre aLomric waarsoo \ and introduced as Miller. This young lady, ina | I iden of the Convention, and i rs, Hhasam, a spiritnalist of igh susceptibility, next Proposed ber plan | 1 Fe See 1. She had so much enjoyed the wail on this Tknow of hundreds Y & gentioman. I was called from a cruise, supplying lighthouses; Emulator, Nansemond: 24h, karah, Benson, Philadelphia: themed, Mx. han, Cold Spring via Neeport (where she. put in, having split foresail in a squall). Sid 1ith, sehrs Adele Felicia, Cartwright, weak ve pect for him. wok upon te visit a young man on his dying bed, three hoars Philad ; Ninewa, Dart, NYork. Sor the cure of evil Puscx—We have not the least. (Laughter and ayy cutal agitation, and the telegraphic des- | before he left ‘the body. 1 conversed with him, seating NANTCORET, Sept 2l—Arrechrs RB Smith, Kelly, New elaring that a ra » had been constantly receiving from the } myself } Twas there put intoa condition to sen Jardner, on a cruise 22M. Ranger (t ‘aratine. Perese, Hath age rs ru Cima ee dee | See liber’ Bent, Howard, v delphia. Sid PFOA, tops een tet ee rane ing just arrived there tode- | Schr Agiiy itt Romwke Corr, N Micro war the wito of that | sepr Aten Br), Roberts, Petou—J W Lowden bh A Fe A Mg my 8 oe rook, Gar ar prior to bis departure Sebr Harr! . Miramichi—o & ESP . 4 ot = my Charleston—MeCready, Mou & Co Rrornenee 5.00 Wit rr schre SE Parker, Fitzgerald, Camden for do more to promote virtue and to p ether cause ‘Sbe retired, an telegraph, that sbe had almoet forgotten bof conttiet a y had any respect for the selver, they t onrn and not hay v soscion. He could pet remain a member of ve ma which would brand itself asa greater Mulsabee than die evil whieh it was renod to reform, Dr, Housex stated that he preferred that his eferc the spirits of his relatives surrounding hi was a stranger to me, Tb liver a course of lectures. ng Man, who had left one having lived only seven months in the marriage re She stood there, her form delicate, lively, inant then the Convent Was throw ing ontrast with whic 8 Powell le could draw sion with an address, of which the foliowing is—t . he Murrey re ‘ sto ery should take the same direction a8 those of others, and be pictures of beauty aud splendor and glory et earnestly watebing her departing busband, y ~~ vo, Holbrook, Rook land for N York; David Co: right away | published in the saise ieaemer as theirs Bhe had scen such a constant pulsation of Divine power nda stood hear him, watching over him. T asked | Sehr Lata dane Rerchon cnet ie eee wen sgh tora (r Aeking, Woda, bis armas wil | That met the views of the Convention, and put a stop | that she had felt no opportunity to coademu, and hai lost | of them to vive me words to utter to bim, that he might | Sehr CRW. Bogert, Mlexandria—Merrill & Abbett ndary, ‘Gaoking, faco for do; Forest, called on | tothe discussion: whereupon the Couveution took a ro. | “ight of everything else in the grandenr of the sublimity | meet this change paseively and philosophically, ‘The | Schr Woleot!, Parker, Boston—Dayton 2 Sprague, . Tillie, Oninis for do: Alpine, Old chap was about t coeas tll two o'clock of this great occasion. She had never failed to see God's | werds that flowed into iny mind from them were like | Schr Loulea, Chase, Hoxton—s W Lowke il) Carter, Pisue, and Oeeeil, y the Chairman an AFTERNOON REDEION. living Pencil drawing outlines of ‘eterual beauty x inevery | these Hay to im to, concentrate bie tnind on yon, and Rowe », Raker Howton fi Sid schry Texas, Long, abd Ame 0 withhold t y ¢ 00 thing. However much the radical free lovers have beon pink of nothing else.’ With bis mind thus rn—J rds. fm yp noved away be gave « Mr. A.B Kuwsas, of Besten, opened We ateracen soe. |< Teaused, and however ssuenal the sustmest of wach | on tebne, 1 asta: “Mow, teimk-ef methine: let your mind | Soup MW Atwawer, Demo =f Te 1n port at 2 Ft, the above arrivals; sehr Alice A Randell, for Havana lag. Wind SW, heavy a om, ; eS ee be perfectly calm, an concentrate on me your thoughts. | Sloup 8 Hall, Snow, Hartford—J B Edwards. NEW IIAVEN, sept d4— expressive waves of his long arms, ax if jovers might have appeared, she hat wot failed to see the expression of the Couvention—a erystalization: . Arr aches RF down » host of angels to obey bis will and to inspire the | jy yond he - ~ 7 y and trath in the pictures drawn by the most fore | Think of nothing ontside of me; while you thus look on ARRIVED, val ort: Sarah Ellzabeth, Smith, NYork: sloone unbelievers with faith That the. pewetical cure of the vil as ie the merease at | most of the free lovers. 'Bbe had scen under the motive | me you will forget your physical paing.”” ta that cout. | seamship James Adges wane Charleston, Sept 23, 8 AM, | Hine, do: intent, do. Sb brig Thomas em FREE LOW MISSION ARIS enlightened spiritualism. In this world, he said, self, not Power of this machinery great, exhaustless ocoan of | tion of mind they told me to describe. to him the philoso- | with mdse, 9 s Tiiewou & Co. ith, 415 7M, lac 96, | Barbadors; schrs John McAdam, New York; Brown, Aw @ reporter, with an incipient beard and mone. | 54 < king, and commerce his prithe minister. His | beatity and maguificence. Where was the heart here that | phy of death, and to explain t him the change that was | lon 75, signalized steamship Augusta, hence for Savaniyb: a fache, found a iemale affinity just behiod bi bare was to convert the penitentiaries into moral bespitals, | ¥®# Dt surging wp im its intellectual perceptions of that | going on im his body. Then 1 proceeded to explain to hone te Tengen th tietet, age mas, Lagerpaul, Ang 36, with | col Tah warts Way, Ree Ee eT eee Bae a good looking spinster of some thirty ¥ iuctead of minature bells, where he imprisonment should | «Vine moUve power? Due Wave of opnion represcuted | him the physical eeparition that was taking place, just as | Rang: yeytange Auriowt las experienced ight weneriy | CHAO Mane MR Wale, Raynes. Ros Weak | O” age. He told her he was an orphan who had been only | ho pot arbi but until a enre of erime was effected, | [M¢ Power, and one wave represented another, and so | you may yo into a chemical laboratory and seo’ matter | “ship rion, Caulking, Liverpool, Ang 19, with salt and | NYork. Cll barks La Ciguens, ( Havana, Pilot Pia, thirteen years in thie vale of tears, and she forthwith wt nel they all fet that they were represonied: and who, she about anfulding to bis youthful mind the arcana and bewa- | (Armen {rom Pali tavell) ae wae tee vot entation | asked, was not willing, if there was materialism ha his ties of the system of free love and an improved mode of | Jvetem, He did mot know but that the tend was | PAtre, 10 have bis sentiments defeuded? There was a generation. Such youths ax he were not t be sup | croused io the convict at the last moment, and that | Cemstant manufacture going on in the interior nature of ‘<, decomposing. ‘They saw the separation of the spirit from te Zerega Ao. Avg 14, in port the body, and as it cut itself looee from the body 1 was I Kelty, seaman, fell overioard abl was moved ‘by them to say: “There, there! the le is zo ae Fe ne oete fishing sehr John A : - - ; ) Reason, Bordeaux, Ang 16, with brandy and Preed to be able to comprehend the plilorophy of the euch individual, There was a connection—a or of “There, 1° paid 1, it iS ew doctrine: and then all reporters were young men. | jog Yad het mine operate, m Sulumadined wast: | communication living between soul and son), wae and’ his body was then in- Sarry), Werrick, EF, emeaen tly Chow gentlemen were not to be blamed for | ii effets which public ‘executions have always had. po tnclatoun of enale, thengh we might ttuk there wen, P aicdie we notes sid be, eeamaapon Muir: Muh tna tat wo be in which they viewed and represent: 0. 4 . Srovn, srows, ecedings of dio Convesition. The dialague collected a cir Fopienel salads maniae abot a contd, tr ooameaioen | a a wore attracted to the one wide oF to enty minutes be expired, and mmeh nd aul wh ae mw, | onto NaS sloop che of some soure of mare listeners. but the female apostle | wich their own well produced families and spreading their | the other side of her nature, she could only was entirely (ree from the body. prise eag e . Rept RIK wchrs Abby Weld, Slee, Georgetown, was not diverted in the least from her subject by the loud | infuence in their own neighborhood. If there were such | S4¥ they were welcome to any side they chow. | Tsew a sort of vapor rising from the form. Then I was Jr, Killingeworth, Alexandria, 3 days. DC; J Frambes, Thinndetphin daughter aro x her, and buttonholing the young hype a denen here, then the Convention might 60 if hot, Baer were attracted to ber belt ty the doors, Neng hy comm, go.cusand & reg Belay s Frunvon” nose f Asha eee, erite she kept bim til) he th ed in . - e. . acta ¢ gener of the waut | ie Leaw this scone marys ve, Rock - , r cher, ’ laying @ good foundation to snversion. | {vn wf'the world, thronsht love was dnc creat mrincle ac | Mure of thelr own hell ire. Me was evident that there | of a young man about twenty-three years of age, whn | Schr Eagle, Pachant, Rockland. I ee aco tt ter ua - At the same time, and in the same vicinity, another apect- | ihe father Was not evough hell dre in them (laughter), and that | sbortiy before hat no thought of death, T saw what all | Riemer ene Had, hilt }p hia WILMINGTON NG, fort Becker kc dw hee ie men of ancient apinsterism got hold her member | "This adiiress was followed by masie from the Ciub—¥r, | More was wanted. But if they came ou ber angil side,she | humanity must semer or later experience, and could | Seamercgeryy, Reumey Pravklenns. | | drews, Hoston, Git Zid, sches Jol Price, Price, M of the proee mnod benton making him comprebend | Hvis having previously ahnounced that there were pre. | Could only welcome them to the paradive of her being. | only make every young man and every human being feel | Steamer Albany, Kenny, Meg Harber Fiuinger. and Sheddou, White, NYork. the beautie the lern school of phikwophy. Still | seat» aumber of talented perwwme, including Miss Crary Laughter.) Mr. Rendotph hed lamentod that there were | his relations, they would uot be going on in the thoughtless WISCASSET, Sept £2—Hid brig Almore, Leonard, Savannah; they expressed themselves disgusted with the loathgome } yr. Higheon, Mie Johnson, Mrs. Dr. Hall, Albert Brix. | these on the platform who had denied the existence of carcer of exconces in which van are pow indnl Rteamships Vigo (ir), Liverpool of enter tee TM. sehr Rio Grande, Cunningham, do. sentiments of tome of the speakers. On escaping from | thane of New York, Mr. Randoiph, &. These pereons God. She heard no euch denial. (Hiwes.) She recognized After some further is Mrs. Britt retired and | men: Reo Jamestowa, Norfolk, Ae: abip Sea Geer female missionaries, the reporters retired to bave a |, re all anxious to speak. ‘and the audience had aright ta | Of principle ae God, am! anether as another prinet. ‘Une Convention took « recess UI! halt past seven. man’ , Sau Francisco, SPECIAL NOTICES. @rink and t make ludicrous puns upon free love affinities. | pear them; but he did ‘not know how they could all peak ; but after all the vital principle was the same. Those EVENING SESSION. ‘Wind doring the day ®. ana <caam a AAA ARPA ARADO ORR FUNDAY'® PROCKEDINGS. this evening, even with the limit of twenty minutes tw | Khe tembled lat reformers shauid deny «God woukl 1 ten cents wimission fee was charged for the evening indian, io Sates ner Ledge Renae ea ee Tae LADIES. The morning session of Sunday war opened, ax ueual, | el, bot which limit was generally extended by the au. | Dor nconpt ous doctrine. | (Hiewe) feesion: hut that did not effect any dimination im the num ; 780 Brvedway, on Monday evening, Sept ieee + ie Sunday ual, | aicnde. He anid that there wae one (Mr. Ran ‘warms De men. ber of the andience. On the contrary, the ball was The steamship Bremen, Capt Wersels, sailed yesterday for ers are for the _oeeaaion. By the ringing of an ode by the Quartets Club. The hall | doiph) who had made twenty Ave attempts to be heard. Mrs Cypory bent te Sal one crowded to jie utmost extent, It was feared, indeed, | Bremen dircet, with 181 passengers. willy fn fl regalia” eke 35 was crowded—there beng, probably, some 400 persone | and be hoped that now, at the twenty sixth attempt, bo | 8 no Ge been rp bn rele thai—ao great was the pressure to obtain admission and | ‘The steamship Vigo, Capt MeGuignn, eailet yesterday a M coed amount tof How many would pay attention to her? They ee ‘would merely ony, “abe le frantic: or she te an Intel” ‘These persons here were true to their own natore. It was not to individual opinion of te reputation that as ie cuvecatamenen 0 Gamuare A MULATTO FIELOCOPHER PTTOTRS INTO THE FREE LOVERS ANI Mr A.J. Davm presented the following resolutions as Mr Raxnomm, a pretentious colored pee fl pe ad “me P ‘An, and the pi 4 ENS. Be GES oe Oe ee | Ee a ee ee the Omnipotent ‘aie There ee coe here who did not which come down with & consklerable rattle aud | yotint uf Cause careied away fore ‘opsaltzard, wed oa ine stead the funeral of out Inte brother ready developed, of rather, as & posting up of the sent. } SUSE 10 Le Se eracuse, Temarked thst at sons | Minit that he was a mere instrument, crowded out into men $24, git Nantucket South shoal shipped @ heavy soa and lost vephai at 10 cee Fae tar nants expremed:— foture tinwe ne woukl take the responsibility of showing | the work! DY canes: They amke here as reformers of | the procesdings were opened with singing by the Cub, | Baye, J.& Xwexse, ence 12 Inst for St John, WR, tatahty | Twenty clghn street atPottiows By onnet val Resolved, That the primary cause of evil is referrable to | when, how and where the first seed was planted. abolitioniem, of spiritualist. of conjugatity and of tree love. | ator wich it was announced from the platiorm by an old | ton'eton Vintec Meee Jobn, NB, was totally y o'eloek.. poremage, by which we receive beth boty and eval Mr. Raspourn—who is quite a bright specimen of his | Mer bighest lew of cujugality wk its origin in the | spiritaliet that a spiritnalict convention would be held | whick wae sienee 4 ere ie ate en Resolved. ey eo srance—an orga 08 < e beliewed doctrines [| Stand wedlock of intuition and intellect; and if that princi qbtumvionanes Tacooammenced by saying thet be believed dootrines | FS) cstabiuhed they woeld Muda chamaet tre Cy tf a le & divine relation | Were propounded before this Convention that were snl 7) / rect tree a mata eet eninge lee fixing reales | versive of public morality and buman progress. Single a as me tale ta oe bab abe a and euferinge euperionced by the mar | handed and elome—and black st that--be had the | therefore, unite ‘i ot inte varies y grasp the hand of intuition, and tell her the whys and the 0 the inw, but toman's ignorance: aud | courage to come forward and tell these refor rfon he marred relations growing out of ft fre—men and women—that they t to be | Wheretores of her demands and ber instincts. Resolved, That sin results from evil; evil from error; error | ashamed of themselves, (Laughter Appian) Here the Chairman called “time,” and Mrs. Heiser re- FI ata place called Cuyantone, six miles town, in Chautanque county, on the 17th, 18th a: the month, full Haged brig of about 39 tone, m ANDREW JACKRON BAER’ CERWS, Inst, only her ‘ont of water, rom tern posure INSTITUTION AT RINGHAMPTON, A wovel event. Laying of the corner stone. Tmmense Dr. John Eperches of the Hon. B. F. Raward breret "Pull proceed ‘willbe givon'n the DATLY rr ‘ NEWS exclusively on Monday moruag. 2 aj £2 z a 28 z i 2 2 8 ; Mr. Awpanw Jacksow Davie presented his views of the | {er rall. All gall set; took from her fore and main topgallant canse of erime and evil, and spoke for about an hour and | Salsa tale Poyal; appeared to have berw abandoned but a abalf. According to his investigations evil was not the Mrom ignorance: and that ignorance ts the first state of en im ative tired. it of the tr: Scun BS Jonxson, which left G 80, ith for Hoorial being, whens intivhtonine te clomeatriy trbcarased | He represented here the conservative rest. (Ap resul ‘ansgression of any law of Deity, nor of the | New York, put into Beaufort, NC Sind reguln'sd >) thr Iawv of amsoriaune, progression ante. | plause.) A good deal bad heen said about chattel siave ts, Be. Bae nt ae came | SHsPenslon or alteration of any” law of the phy fag om tor ith, when of Cape Ledstuan, cence renee, hav. ALL, PERSONS HAVING ACCOU velopenen:t but he would eay thatthe unwise actions of these radical | guts JM, 4 = hag Fle ars Be sy Moor moral law of Deity. Keil originates in that inter golem ENE, and ec udded before it a hourm, Tat, oft ape ot Op Aeon atin aera de ation STINGS FN VRRM ENCE. abolitionists had done more to injure men of his race than ation S the © law in God's universe, | 22d Mysterious connecting entrance that leads the = Cy Korg psy i] y Hall, by oF before 1 phileeopher, prowd of his de. | all the slave drivers who ever flourished whip im the into the spirit. That point which ie just between tho fm Southern States, (Cheers and laughter.) ward and ontward part of aman is the battle ground of | *Plitting jib, foresll, Ae, and compelling the master to throw passion—the field and forum in which and from which | {o'er eect load of naval stores. She would be roady Mr. Raspowm (a « erent (rom the Randolph w ta that ©. F MCCLENACHAN Bocretarye? other laws are but diferent forms of this law; that existence, and by it are held of Hoatuke offered the follow ing “$a Ee Hy this law worlds came a CNTY — said bere against the press. He had two gods—the hea | UY # EPURLICAN COUNTY MERTING.THE REPUBLI- resvlutions — venly God, that had been #0 vilified here, and the earthiy | iM! * harmonious position-—this low being attraction. She } cme ali these enormous discords that frighten by their Tees Se cqeaty ot Rew Fore others farif into a perma | one the bowed before and adorod—the other | ke, was it not clear that not understanding and ame thet originally | Waethe printing prese, and that be reapected. Why would men here be aggrieved if some phonograpbie r porters chore to give a fanny, graphic repert of the pro. ; ; ~ on individuality was governed ceedings? (Langhter aud applause.) Let them remem. ‘Mrs Hall’ then retired, and a goath in the gallery wal) to the Lecompion democracy and the prodigal ext of the peneral government, are invited io meet at the € Tne tite, evening, Sept. 27, at re} to ado to sreute the trtenphagt. acest wa of tas Tepebete combinations both Church and Sate. Evil was not cs. | ashore’ ont Kiwihic tained, “Sess fees fram Matanane, be sential wns uot substantial. It wae not the devil. Tt | By — * sani aaa war a condition of what was naturally and intrinsically | ' taomeneo-At Rath, 2M inet, byt He spoke of two great powers for good. The first | ship ot 988 lowe called she. Me theua: ies Ramen ie ne was the wonderful organism called the Catholic church | verlals, of aupetioe mod-t, neal 1. he tn owned by the ra, and is to be commanded by ere have heen in er tliat a mighty power thronghout all christondom. Protestant | Hon Win M Reed and th ih others, will addrvaa the meeting. =| Mr. GLazien offered the following as an amendment— | "TA at tn earth will rin again rose and addressed the chair poeta bad eaty approximated tn the power und inten, | Cupt Obes F Apringrt fon, of Maxsachnartts; Hon. A. 8. sing county ; Resolved, That this Convention fee author a erpy ‘The eternal years of God are hers.” (Applanse.) ‘s : ens = gf Soon Peon bem exereised By that old empire of sectarianiem. It was a eae ee Miands, a fiaw eebr of about 100 Pan Rerege Greeny, Hon, a W. jae, BB we by ee Midation by tana | THOTE lad eon many definitions of the word evil, and fone in the ronal OF the mont | (espotic church: yet some of its principles were sweetand | committ e@ room, entrance on Fourth avenue, corner Beveoun 6 remedies proposed for the cure of evil. Ho did | Proposed the following reso dive intense excitement — beatiful, That churely had ite sainted Virgin Mother, It Notices to Mariners, wen net believe that the heart of man was desperately wicket had the Mother of God as well ax the Father of Men. Tt | Notice is hereby given that the Western Cliff Reacon Light at COMMITTER OF Anna’ The Cusimmas—Does Mr. Randolph accept the atnend- | by nature, hor that. tie soul was yood The soul was | Resolved, ‘That all thet proituces happinens te gor, and thet Pincrd women among the saints, and there was found the | dye’ hvenet ili be cxtimetisied on the 10th of Oetober nx. and SOLOMON J. HULL. TORI COOPER, erent neutral—a plastic substance, moulded by the Immortal | Which produces most happiness is beet, that the trae Christian | approximation to the balance of the sexes, Allothor sects A Beacon will be erected In plow * present Stake Light ieNRy & ®) itt xin ”», Hand, and recerwing good impressions and bad imyptes bd more true and substantial ye than cther | had placed women out of the arena, and looked only to | and the for entering the bar the Bastern n of nN rt d Mr. Paxnouni—No, eit, 1do not: I object to having it can administer—cher rs) — while whe 7 ’ astern marks CHARLES CHEENY, . A. sions. The soul was intrinsically pure, but it was not ‘hrict, and who attempts to fathom the | masculine developement. They wore not so human, and | WH be « white and red lieht WoW BULL INO. M. COSTA, Wt Wo the discretion of Andrew Jackson Davie, or aby | yood and not evil in the senae in which he wished thess be fipally adopt the ee and wagarten, hat By order of tbe Ldgbthonee Board ~ MALANCTON SMITH, wither man, for T by therefore not so strong as the vast Catholic chore! other ' of pt Andrew Jackson Im | terms to be understest. Some had toll them that the in philosophers, inc Limerif ina whirlpool of doubt, de- | wondrous organization of the world house Tnep, 2 dist. —_—— ZATLORS' RIGHTS CONVENTION A GENERAL, Ss here , ef | Boston, Rept Bh, 1888 che eo ee wants of the public origin of evil was . He beliewed that the thi von and misery. (Lond cheers.) wae that of free religions opinion—the exact ite of * a meeting of shipowners, masters, Mechanic and aie bot tue ian go determine when this iustitution shall | railed evil was en necessary as the change of clit Hepat, hat errant to, cauae of the greateat evils | the Catholic. church. Men Ind arrived at that point | _ The South khoal Liha ine beep town from Releartown | faterene alk 5 Beplomben, bemnot st eevee toss meet wae tothe sustenance of animal and vexetat ae ee ly te Comtegtion oughetotg here ane’ Aoi OO | where they declared themselves individualized. ‘They re. | ober station by. the Kagle Wing, she having partod | f'9h. ta fake into eo thon 'n in filing the omen of Mr. Gianer—t do nat accept Ar Jackson Davie as | Some told them that knowledge was going to m be ‘xrveral langhter)—and after a refreshing sicep enter on the | COmnized woman, too. This was the harmonial era—a | ber moorings in the Hiarhoe Manor’ Pork ‘arden ong on 7 marie inee fer the My earthly pod either. Wut what letely happy. He did not beliewe that all the | tork of educating the ase. (Ohorrs | revolving period. The world would soon be an organiza. The foie in wrt and district of New York. Punctual attendance of those de Bobody 6 LurineR®, wid 1 iverse could eweep away thie negative | The CHAIRMAN called on the mover of the resolutions for | tion to produce still greater good ol emis Hahte am toe sienale | interested Ie requested. ISEPH TINKHAM, Chairman, a going of Great Britain, Seen caliston, has been ued by the Commiasionars ot i <iMirnity, and is republished for the. bift nto the trance state during the time consumed by Mies | 'iners, ." Teo ae any man oT any wr which is simply « his plage and views of Dut F de not und Josern Prexixs, Secretary. Hf LECLAIR PATENT SRLF GENERA Gaal Tee a tia cheap and safe DwAn SWIFT, n vil. He believed that | hie name. t wae essential to man’s devela mt ant man's The Mer se. Some had dared to say on this platform, al A fo many words, that there wae no Ge Id like t bh good written declined to give his name, o ing myself an Cries of “Name,” “Name. be = ae the song *~ Lew pelnmap = | . By order of the Ye ~- tet ‘Centre street, op; the to ‘aad in the rd to biaxpheme the Malice the t Mr. 6. W. Bexar (poe author) moved to lay t was forward, and with half closed eyes, delivered her = tall eM Ta! SF Ne ae? PRAA ASSOCIATION WILL MEET AT TAN ; sentiment of Uigte, to e his wey, and strations of support ia the audience.) They did | mover and the fesolutions on the table. self of the views of the spirit that xpoke through hor. | sprig iss DParinents ofliee Lighthouse Board, Washingum, | IVR PIAS a tie sth October. at 10 A, ‘i whet will Come of it nded in hie heme when they emit tha and women in the [The mover of the resolutions said he would give his | The speaker asked, a a representat © of the spirit world, JOHN 8. RHTRELLY, Secretary, feud on the table for the present, and that the Lon Al) seagoing steam vessels, when nnder steam, shail, be for honsebold, office and other forntture, mi od im erenting mon tad ye if they were? With all (heir prayers to unknown gote, | for the bincke, but alse for the white; for the men ant Jividnaliern te net afrard on 5 more than he | marriage state tek immortal souls: bot he denied | name to the reporters, a’! be cabeequently did give his | the privilege of a hearing. It claimed to be the advocate = “5 that doctrine hourh affirmed by Andrew Jackson | name a® George H. Heath, of Brookly: ¥. of no particular “ism,” no particular theology or faith, FURSITURE. Axnnew J. Mavie felt personally involved in thie | Pave and all reformatery philosophers. (Lond Mra. Brrr came forw but claimed an individnality, and a knowledge belong. “ ED cRNTTe He understood this fo be © matter of business | cheers.) He heliewed that the immortal suai was created | hie name, He does not want his mother and sisters dis- | ing to on individual experience and existence. Ny the power and authority vested in as, we ee aAneee ba OF FY RNTTURE, IN to the perronal expense of petuing the | ayes ago by the hand of the living God. (Applause.) | graced. ‘OF at the theories of the cause and cure of ey) that | hereby revoke, as from and after the thirtioth day of Septem vi fd ened I v1 AR wi Fotall, at prices fron erected. Tf it was merely the requisition | The creation of mam and woman in the marriage 9 THR GENTIMAN INTHE Catimny—tady Hike f were presented from this platform there were nof satie. | Re) USGA, the regulations made and published ty mua om the Ore | No. $8), four doore cast of Hruadway, New Cone rest (old to the business of the next meeting. be had no | merely furpished the temple where this princely ron! isto PRPERIRNCES OF 4 SPTNEFE ALT factory to ite mind. I believed evil to he a neceasity | Oring venules pirecney ee ttt ee ent ate tie | anes . —_— dom to it if he wae to exercie any authority | reside: end the man who affirmed the contrary was Mrs. Breve was sure that all the disparagement thrown | of alt existence. Among the especial evile of the world | following reat ard require and dire that tie anene fre | at RE me one FoR REASS Bonny —a FAIR. he would regret it im tte guile Wlaspheny, let that men be white or blar vw | on this Convention only showed that those who indalged | it denominated slavery—not merely black slavery Sirietly observed apd carried into effect on and Mer the first | 9. & ” iaiath nvevue, bovween Woah cans teen boolee, Me SPRL proposed to lowe the matter whore w come from where he'may. (Loud applause.) Mre Reit | in biesee had had their education neglected. md) slavery an betoniing to al classes, all creeds, all nations, } day of Ortober, 1S68— vtec i nd Teeth sirevis, for the prevent, and moved that both the reselut one Sad inet night given utterance to a dagma whieh he " The reformers were charged with denying a God. What | and all individualities. It expressed eympathy not only STes@ vEsents. PURNITURE, FURNITURE.—HIGHRST PRIGR PAID ~ i carpet: Promed tthe revular order of business : © | what effect bad they had on thoee who would trample down | women of every conceivable color and character. If the ao otiea mace on furpivare: hereon Wadens meutbeh rebieine. This attr om was carried, and Chee the Ooo vent wot en ofe brother here (meaning Foster) had comprehension, he side. dee, planos, or a Redd the pleagnre of ut Bex of New ¥ wy an addres from Dr i female, in the likeness of Gods and it wa that all were not immortal Me had gr be sold or stored, ‘ WALTERS 25 Catharine street ern ot ODERN STYLE OF SCHOOL, FURSTIORE, a factored and for sale by % JOMNSON, No, Dance A Loge apply constantiy on bad, Sud Weald vu #, pugation as above, Chalet an people send their Bissionaries to barbarons na. Hone to tell them they were worshipping false gods? While the Hindoos were sincere in (hrowing theif children into the Gance to propi would have equal canse of regret for white slaves in this Nineteenth He wotld re yin, that there are white Kay lish blood and the heave bived Whe ae davy gold fur proswbulion om mystencted ae to be visihle th distance of vt at dita te oa gach’ side of | od—that wate, th take—that Were created immortal and sor bot the fre question, we The Bible told them that God created the purest thoughts with scorn aud hisses? Did not j ] te Their gour, he was not surprised vie awd. Dore ogous Uivey who Calg 7 ey wong ¢ ‘ ° We reagiuwom Of Mite duua © Ab When wamioel