New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
SON. and daughters than John Jacob A.,or can give

sons and daughters than John Jacob Asior can give
10 his children.
Rut can he OF no service 10 you except BY de-
carine truths which you appear through your erro-
neous training. no, prepared TO receive. thought
Won were more advanced 10 : knowledge OF Your
own nainre and better understood what mental lib.
erty is that you were at ieas. willing 70 Try 10 go
alone without the leading strings OF mental infancy
but il seems Won are sill afraid 10 trust 10 your
strength: that Won have not yet mental vigor ssfi-
Gent 10 meet AIorrnousm any other ism or anitv
in omen discussion without; resortng 10 physical
force and intimidation; that you are afraid your
truth. in which il is now evident you have no conf
dence is no match even for MorEnonism.
The United States Government are now daily
nroclairin- over the Union and TO the world that
however much they appInud themselves on civil and
RELIGIONS liberty in the theory OF their constitution,
ibev cannot maintain i. III practice within their
states Finding that there is wanting either the
nouer or the will in tine United States Government
TO maintain civil and religious liberty, the inhabitants
will soon be trained 10 become as Grant mehal
towards as those who live uuder the most despotc
suners;iiiops The lovers and worshipers OF Truth
7,nst seek some other nation Of the world where
men NAV unmclested and with safety and perfect
freedom speak and publish what they are conscien-
tiously compelled TO believe is true.
Your Government proclams 10 the world liberty
enusl nv nature All are invited TO come and free
" partake of the benefits OF these glorious princi
nles They come rejoicing over the Atlantic or Pa
ciic Oceans 10 land your shores, to unite with
YOU and 10 aid to carry these Just and wise and god
like principles into action and to progress towards
still higher sphere OF social excellence and ENJOY
ment. When 10 upon entering your territory they
find that superstition and inequality govern public
oninion that mental liberty is but name, and that
therc ia not Sufficient power inclination 10 The
State or States 10 protect the poor Mornons in their
decisions rs YOU conclude they are and they arc TO
IS
be burnt out or murdered and forced Out OF your
territories
IF voor minds are vet too weak TO overcome, in
fair nnbljc discussion the extreme ialacies, you
call Them of the Mormons and you must resort 10
vonr rhvsical force to drive them forth from your
land, of what strength or value are your consttu-
;ional truths and your se-governins Statesl Error
can be overcome but by truth, or determination In
the former il appears. you have lost all confidence
and therefore YOU resort the latter This is proof
that YOU have not yet discovered the truth and there
fore Won can meet error only with greater error and
appy the mower OF the sword instead of the irresist
IDLE power of truth when welded IN the spirit OF
forbearance of charity and kindness
II the people of the United States are yet in such
mental ibecity as to be afraid at this day, OF the
progress of Mormonsm which is based on precisely
the same mysterious foundations that all other lsms
have been what opposition may not be anticipated
from men and women made TO be 30 irrational
when other principles of forming the human charac
ter before and after birth OF conducting them, and oil
re constructing society 10 create an altogether
new mode OF existence upon earth, shaii DC pro
claimed and openly advocated
Whatever such opposition may be, the time Is
near at hand. when the mental power and mental
liberty of this Union will DE fairly and fully tested
and when the trial shall be fairly made whetner the
period has vet arrived when the supersutons Of
past times based upon the imasinatiOns OF The is-
norance OF the darkest ages, when men could De
governed only BY the fears of mysterious unknown
agencies shall continue to becloud the human acul.
ties aud govern man as mentaI slave the chi9 OF
cunningly deceived oppression or whether ne snais
NOW be made TO come forth fall formed man, win
lbert 10 exercise al! his physical mental and moral
powers and capacities rational aud independent
being to promote the happiness OF others and thus 10
ensure his own. -.
This is the period when the mind of the world is
agitated with The Cause Of and remedy Tor unoea.-
able cyis-chosen, in which TO arouse this
trial of mems minds this experiment to change the
principles and practices OF the world not by piece
meal or in DGri for that is utterly Impossible but
entirely and at once through all the ramhcatlons
of human existence 50 as 10 form new man. to 1--we
and live happily, in new soclety-ln a society III
which charity aud kindness unlimited TO class coun-
try or cline shall be the underwriting practice OF
each TO all-and in which peace. with weil-drected
physical mental activity among ALL shall be unlver-
sal and keep ALL from birth To death, IN Joyous pro-
gress Yards state OF superior existence never
vet nationally Imagined. 1hls IN per iehs
will be made to ascertain whether the mind OF the
world is yet ripe for this great change-from error
to truh from poverty 10 riches, from vice to virtue,
from war 10 peace, from the want OF charity In all
TO universal char,y-in short from all thatis wrong
and inferior, TO all that is right and superior
To me it appears that this is the time when the as
praons of the good of past ages will be attained
when the promises of old Of future happiness, Will
be fulfilled in all their extent and when man Will DE
made 10 grow up from infancy TO become wise end
! good.
The signs of the times over the world indicate that
man is dissatisfied with his present principles and
practices that he is about 10 experience some great
change in his mode Of existence, that be is IN iuli
preparation to abandon the present and commence a
new mode of life and that for this change this IS the
appointed time.
Measures TO prepare the means to effect this great
and glorious change are in active preparation and IN
due time will be given 10 the public.
The Lecturer has just returned from atouroi visits
to the several incpient attempts to commence new
societies in this district of the Union nc will In few
DAYS explain the causes of their failure as well as OF
those in Europe, and cndcavor to induce the public
to patronize and universally adopt another system
profitable and beneficial 10 I'LL.
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