Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-22


And the only bad times known in Europe since
then, has been when the barns and the manulucu-
er's warehouses were groanDg under the load Of
surplus wealth which the owners knew not what TO
do with. Then as to the election, all the evil
passions ofthe worst men on earth are let loose
OH these occasions. and they cause The worst spe-
cies Of misery and crime. And if the United
States are ever TO prosper, it must be by abandon
donng the necessity for political elections and pol
iiical selections. Are you best men selected.
[Cnes of"No."l They will not enter tine political
arena. And in the new World there will be no
election whatever. As 10 education for many
years supeiintend the education of 5000 children
annually of all ages; and during 15 or 20 years
have never knew one bad child among them all !.
Applause. Aud could So educate the world
that there should never be single bad man, wO-
man or child in the world again. This is as much
a manufacture rs the manufacture of your shirt.
Else why the manufacture of Jews, the manu!ac-
ture of Mahomelans n another, aud of Hindoos in
another, we're this not the case. No one knows
how pliable is the human character in Infancy
There Is nothing on earth so fine and beautiful as an
infant at It's birth. Aud not the finest OF fine gold
IS so ductl!e or 50 easily moulded as the mind OF 4
child. 1t is endued 10 all details with the finest
uaIites, To make either angels or devils oil
(Gseal sensation.) And eau train such children
50 as to make devils of them, uuder the old sys-
TEN; and can make angels of them, under my
new system! (Cheers.) Let US think, then, oil
making men aud women. (Much lsushter.)
Men aud women are easily made what we wish
under proper arrangement, as can be Irnagiued.-
Laughter and applause. We are not 10 blame
tor how we are born-when we are DO n--where
born. 1t does not depend on man or on woman
how they shall come into the word-when they
hall tnsn fha hmm thpV sha
come Into the Rorld-or where they shall come
into it. [Cheers and laughter, Thauk God We
are speaking under The bright skles--wth free dis
cussion-- and not with one voice--for by the NIGH
y, power and the curious arrangements OF the re-
pOrers aud The press III ey supply we talk TO the
whole world. Immense applause. Already
through these reporters and the presses our voices
our voices are going over the length and breadth
of the land Cheers. Already have sent 10
the proceedings here, published lin the Tribune.
l-REP.l many copies--acIosss the Atlantic ; al
ready they are half way over the Atlantic -
Laughter No not half way over, but they soon
will be. The days of mental and physical servi-
lude are past forever. Our ideas gone forth
on The ~Onerlu wings of The Dress, and who shall
| Dring them back again, and lock them up ~
chest. We who have been 30 badly manufactured
can form no idea Of the intense beauty and sub.
limny of The State of things under the New Sys-
tenn. Soon nothing will be Disseminated over the
earth but Truth. Whatever is incOnslsten; 10 false
Every human being will be as perfect as q glass
house, nothing hid-nothing TO be ashamed Of
nothing will be secret--nO necessity for clarvoy-
ance-,h then will be the lime so long long talked OF
when we shall know even as we are known.--
With regard to taxes, the only fair just and prop.
er tax - a tax upon property. That the only tax
tina. ought TO be levied in The old world taxes are
levied only to protect property ought to pay them
| But we shall have no taxes IN The new world /;
they'll die natural death, and collector OF tax
es will be unknown. Ours will not be a dollar
and ecu, community. ThereI be no $1,000 bill !;
no $500 bill no dollars and cents at all. But
our only object, end aud study will be TO procure
distribute aud perpetuale happiness. All will be
on perfect equality and perfectly independent aud
happy. as far as human beings can be SO in this
life. With the arrangement | have made in
this New World each individual will be capable
Of filling every Office. We have heard much
about love. might as we'll tell you tia. you
could fly, as 10 love yourself. The mmn-
,able.laws implanted in nature under this system
forbid 1t. Yet we must have love and that OF the
purest kind! Aud all this we shall have in me
New World. Blu. we must train lovely qualities
only tn erery child that is born aud then they'll
be compelled TO love another. no matter what IN
tervenses. [Applause. Well 60 ON towards
happiness by steam. Man is good by nature
man is beautiful by nature. You can make any
thing you please Of him. Laughter. | worked
up The two first bales Of sea-Island cotton that
ever came to England. Of one made thick
heavy counte rpanes--of tho other | made
the finest kinds Of gossamer-lIke handkerchiefs.
iCheers. You can do the same with man
Laughter. You can either make a coarse coun-
terpane of hun Laughter or fine beautiful gros-
samer handkerchief much laughter. have done!
Immense applause.
The Convention then adjourned.
A fellow whose frequent quarrels with his bet
ter half were notorious. once bet t:eat for the
company, at a public house, that he would not re
fuse to do any thing his wife might ask OF him
, when he went home that night; and the faithful
performance of this promise he was 10 verify on
, his oath On arriving homo, being iiltle the
worse for liquor, the poor fellow stumbled as he
was going up stairs. The affectionae wife cried
nut at the head of the stairs, SIS that you, TIM!
!, Yes" replied !he. DO break your rotten neck