Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28
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|. tween RorESr -Owks, of New Lsimrk Scotlond,
mud ALsSh L ssgnsnL, of Bethany. Virginia, ipthe
city Of C.neinnat. Ohio. beginning on the 18th and
With the lmernission Of one Sunday, continncl till
the evening oi the 2ist April, 1899.
Robertowen read aud spoke Is hours the side
scepe,m ALE S.uder Campbell, Of Chsis,
irui,y, spoke IS hou' making in all houis per day
8 days. y
TSis discussion was taken down in nd nv Mi
CHARLES ~. SINS Of Ciocinnatti, "a very competent
senog spaen who preferred immsdise Senuu ation
his The RICH, OF public therefore dcyoi.
ed the parties remurernte Mr.. Sims and 10 nm
dsrtakr the publication themselves. Having agreed To .ivc
him 500 dollars for bisepnE aud Mr. Owen, about 10
inn To Europe having sd his interest in the work,
have become the sole proprietor.
very imp Ifctt o,uise Of this discussion can be Civ:
en IN anyprospectus. To least Of il, was pcr-
h'pS The Ast interesting discussion which has
s,nce the Reformation hnps brfor, hat m.mo,a.
HE epochf-:f he celebrity of. Mr. Owen and his bold
hu"eS On all religions, gave goat expectations the
scepueai verdi Having myself expected much, accu-
undated large variety of documents and arguments in
defence of the Revelation, explored all the systems
"i scep"esm o ancient aud modern times. The social
system too, so ably plead by Mr. Owen, came in re-
view No work the kind can be found i'm auy
language or county The buwsks of Chrstiauit and
ScePtrism are clearly aud fully exposed side by
Ana many documents mace ssibe the great mass of
mankind, will be made accessible and in,erihe IN n
readers wh" are DESTROYS understand these subjects
MIR. owen and myself have agreed add an APrES.
DIX I" THE DEBATE for the purpose Of making the
work more satisfactory. This App. ndix will p,rsen,
Io"i ooih parties their best thoughts such a.
We're n" 80 fully examined in discussions. In wo.d
we may say that ts work will be in iisefa iiule br
yon The subjects on which il treats and that rise.
from faithful perusa Of il, unconvnced of the truth of
"e S'e which he may have previously doubted oppo-
SEQ may, we think he supposed be beyond ach
- ''Sohd conviction. A. CAMPBELL.
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