Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

L.. ,hs aeruicious aad dsuo aliziag EgiE.
p"''. - seem 20 have taken such deep root
'f -, .,Y Of New York, aud which cannot fail
Z" ,;.,sn,nstel throughout wide extent OF
.,,v by their energetic, Jealous aud talented
Whatever may be SAID Of the
CHRISTIAN religion by IT'S opponents " VIII be
,a,ned By all that where the restraints which
-, On The indulgence Of ia~less human
10, have been d'sfeg"rdsd-"hee IFS
,ss. been demolished and It's affairs
..I..sa-,bere has seree Hum
u,,v.o IT'S ploug hshars DER Creation >
,..,roying all sense Of moral obligation, and
#,.ssfd lor dscency, and substituting IN their
.,,,dsr in us most aggravated forms,
,,ps. aud violence of every description,
Il, most unmrigated and abhorreni as
Not only would the Fanny Wright
,,,ry destroy Religion, but they would pull
~, with il the only other conservative prin-
-. shlch the rights OF the weak are
..ded AGAINST the aggfessons Of the strong.
g6e temples of Justice would soon swell the
-.,.,al wreck caused by the demoition of the
,oles Of God-and thea The Rights OF Man,
,,hicb these Reformers talk so much, would
he easily defined in the old couplet,
That he shall take who has the power,
And he shall keep VINO can
p,,wr have too long detained our readers
r.oro the remarks of the n. Y. Courier, which
follow
4, oonosing the sacreduess Of the Scriptures,
~ withholding that volume from the hands
fae neople she has shown some knowledge
,fh,man nature, by substituting something in
~. nlace. On Wednesday evening,a copy OF the
na.la,stion Of Independence on single sheet
-. soread UPON the table. When she reached
,ha, nsr, of her address in which her scorn-
.ad !, was bitter enough --was ex pressod against
ono Rihle. she exclaimed, this is my text book
= f,lappiog the copy of the Declaration OF
i,fene odence) this is my bible--my holy
hinle--thc holy bible of American Independence,
ood mus; soon be the holy bible OF the whole
s,r,b' This was received by tremendous
,honr of applause. She boldly aud fearessly
oyoyed thet her object was 10 over'urn the
resent institutions Of societ y--but that her
means we're peaceful. Her weapon To accom-.
,lish TINS as republican education, as she call
ali She alluded 10 the era of 1901 when
democracy ,rumphed, and sWOre by the
sword of Washing on - by the good sense Of
Franklin. by the democracy Of Jefferson,
that she would exert her whole energies in
nlrsuit Of her object. That object is TO make
lint one class of human beings, and this Is to
be accomplished BY equali2lng every man and
woman as to knowledge, life liberty and the pur
snit of happiness. Her notions on the SOCIAL
ate or marriage are curiously developed
in metaphysics terms, tut no one con mistake
them,
She said, so far her success had been equal TO
her most sarguiNe expectations. She made
Several broad ailuslons to the recent move.
ments oil the Workingmen, and seemed 10 be
quite jealous of the paternity Vi that parry
claimed by Thomas Skldmore. She discaim-
ed the agrarian notions of Skidmore, aud par.
liculary his mode of equalIzing property by
general auction but her prl0sples, # carried
out into practice, would 60 much further than
ever Skidmore Intended. She wants, and
svoWs her wish, 10 equalze every thing ia the
world, by peaceabe means--Oy quiet weapons
by republican education IA peaceahle divis.
,on Of property, no less than Of knowledge and
power. Many of her notions are vague and
indehnable +; but bei bitterness; towards priests,
clergy, politicians, banks, colleges, and the
present order OF society, is bold, daring, and
palpsbIe enough. She appeared TO be quite
vain Of the effect she has produced, and at the
conclusion said that she would withdraw for
few months, as she now believed she had gwen
the people sufficient impulse 10 carry Oh the
war themselves. Until the decision shall be
given at the next auIunnal elections, she leaves
the vineyard.
We have seldom seen the Bowery Theatr.
So cro"ded--with respectable people 100.
The present state of things in this city is, 10
say the least Of il, very Singular. bold and
eloquent woman lays siege 10 the very founda.
sions Of socle'y-infames aud excites the pub
lie mind--decaims with vehemence against
every thing religious aud orderly, aud directs
'he whole OF her movements 10 accomplish the
election OF "A ticket next fan under the htle Of
WorAinghen's ticket She aEows that her
OBJECT IS thorough and radical reform aud
change IN every relation OF Iile-eYen the
dearest and most sacred. Father, mother, nus
band, wife son, aud daughter, IN All their deli
eale ahd eadearing relationships, are TO be
swept away, equally with cIergymen, churches,
D''''t H"t'"et dhu uthtNOlffht sOCleNits'-
Hundreds and hundreds of respectable females
py lrequentng her lectures give counlenance
and currency 10 theses startling principles and
doctrines. Nearly the whole newspaper press
OF this city maintains n death like silence
while The great Red Harlot OF Infdeily is mad
~ and triamphaniy stalking over the city, and
under the mantle Of WorkIngmen making
rapid progress IN her work OF ruin II a soil.
tary newspaper raises word in favor Of public
virtue and private morals-in defence OF the
rights, liberties and property of the communi.
W ii IS denounced with open bitterness 10y
some, and secretly stabbed at by others WHO
wish to pass for good citizens Miss Wright
tays Sue leaves the city soon. This is mere
TRSe TO call her followers around her. The
ehect OF her lectures is already boosted of by
nH followers. Two years ago say they
,,9emy persons could scarcely be found in New
ioFk who would openly avow infdeny-now
we have tVenty thousand. Is not that some
thing 4
we say it's something that will
nuke Tue whole city think.
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