The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-31

mating from Justice Taylor II differs in some re-
specs, from the plan heretofore given by Mr. Whit
| ing, but we suppose an admirable system could be
formed out of the best elements of both the plans.
1t is really time that something should be done in
| this important matter There never was a better op-
| portuntv than the present. If the democrats will
i not unite with the wings in agreeing on some
scheme, we trust that the latter will take the re-
| sponsbity on their own hook. Now is the time for
| action.
| PROPHET MILLER AND HIS MILLENNIUM While
the Fourlerites are opening subscriptions and offer
ing interest of rer cent, by way Of beginning
their great industrial millennium, we find that Pro-
phet Miller is equally busy his side of the fence,
in preparing for the end OF all things In reference
to Mr.. Mler's views, we find in late paper, called
the " Signs of the Times" the following articles
of faith put forth by William Miller, on which per-
feet reliance may be placed =
| SYNOPSIS OF MILLERs vIrws
l. believe Jesus Christ will again to this earth.
2. believe he will come in all the glory of his Fa-
| ther.
also believe he will come in the clouds of heaven
8. believe he will then receive his Kingdom which
will be eternal.
T. believe the saints will then possess the kingdom
5. believe at Chriss second coming the body of
every departed saint will be raised like Chrsts glorious
And believe ALSO that the righteous who are living
on the earth when he comes will be changed from NOR
from the dead will be caught up meet the Lord in the
air, and SO be forever with the Lord
believe the saints will then be presented to God
blameess, without spot or wrinkle in love-
T. believe when Christ the second time he will
come to finish the controversy of Zion, to deliver his
children from all bondage to conquer their last enemy,
and to deliver them from the of the empter which
| is the devil
g. believe that when Christ comes he will destroy the
bodies Of the living wicked by fire. a. those of the old
world were destroyed by water and shut their souls
in the pit ofwo until their resurrection unto damnaon
g. believe, when the earth is cleansed by fire. that
Christ and his saints will then take possession Of the
earth, and dwell therein forever Then the kingdom will
be given to the saints.
TO- believe the time is appointed of God when these
things shall be accomplished.
IL. believe God has revealed the time.
IL. believe many who professors and preachers
will never believe know the time until upon
10. believe the wise they who are to shine as the
brightness Of the armament Dan xii will understand
the time.
Ia. believe the time be known by all who desire
to Understand and to be ready for his coming. And
and March 2lst 1884, according TO the Jish mode
putaion Of time Christ v,H come and bring all his saints
NTH hin; and that he wiH rsward every his
pork shaHbe
From this it will appear that Father Miller takes a
whole year of grace his calculation of the end of
all things. Also, that fire is to be the agent
this time not water, as in the time of Noah No
doubt the warm weather, and the recent earth
quakes indicate something. The best way is to be
ready-and first of all, let every man get out of
debt
The NEu -oLoeY.-The new system of philosophy
discovered by DR.. Buchanan. late of Kentucky,
does not il would seem, prosper in Albany whittier
the Doctor has gone TO disseminate it. Some wag
of student, who had been in the hands of the mag
netsers for a month or two, and out of whose case
they had manufactured vast deal Of capital. has
turned the tables UPON them by pronouncing the
whole humbug, and that he had never experience
the slightest effect from the operations of the philoso-
piers At the close of one of DR.. Buchanan's lee
lures, the gentleman who had submitted to be "ope-
rated on" and who had been exhibited to won
dering audience, sound asleep; az having his
vision impaired or improved; his arm parayzed OF
strengthened; his affected by intoxicaton
at the will of the operaor-publicly declared that
neither on those two evenings, nor on other occa.
sions this city, at the houses of the prominent
| Mesmerists where he had been Operated on" with
| apparent magical effect, had he ever been put to
sleep, experienced the least impression from their
manipulatons or farcica mummeries; and that he
was fully convinced the whole SYSTEM" so called,
was gross delusion and humbuggery in the express
sion OF which opinion the audi ence almost unani-
mousy concuned by general reclamation.
The SoMERs CAsE.-A lecture is to be delivered
| this evening before the Berean Institute, by Mr.
| Wallace, the Kentucky Poet" on the merits OF
| the Somers case, defensive of Captain Mckenzie
| The next thing will be favored with will be a
| popular melo-drama founded on this affair, at the
| Olympic or Chatham theatre. BY the next steamer,
al all events, will have the opinions of the Euro
| pcen press, and Of the naval men of England and
| France. These opinions will be given without
prejudice partialty, and will be entitled to great
consideration. We believe that the naval history
of France and England furnishes no parallel TO this
melancholy transaction.
DEBATE AT THE TABERNAcIE.-The debate on
capital punishment was continued at the Tabernacle
last night Horace Greedy and Dr. Cox were the
combatants, and the price of admission was only a
shilling head This is the age of cheap amuse-
ments, and the pious young men and madens who
consclentiously avoid the play house, can enjoy
each others society at these calm and sancifed de-
bates, without fear of experiencing unholy
throb from the temptations of the enemy.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A peremptory sale Of
extensive productive real estate property in various
forms, and calculated to suit purchasers in every
| line of bua,n tot oh al. 4.