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THE EXTRAORDINARY CHANGE IN THE
ENGLISH MINISTRY.

THE EXTRAORDINARY CHANGE in THE
ENGLISH MINISTRY.
The signs OF the times, as now Indicated by the
| excitement and changes IN the two most powerful
| and advanced empires Of the world, demonstrate
the necessity in order the progress peace,
and happiness Of all nations, that the great moral
revolution, so long promised and looked for, when
swords should be turned into ploughshares, and
each one should sit under his vine and hg tree,
and there should bs none make him afraid, should
now be openly commenced.
As this change will be highly beneficial to all Of
every class, creed and country, Il will be blood
less revolution, and now easily and speedily ef.
fected
II requires only the change of the laws OF man
for the laws Of nature which alone are the laws Of
God.
The British empire is the most advanced in the
present system Of the world based upon the laws OF
men, and is, therefore, nov experiencing the great
esI evils and dangers, from the practices which have
necessarily emanated from those false, demorazing,
and msery-producing laws. IL requires, before the
agitation Of its population for change shall cease to
increase, an open abandonment Of those laws and
the vicious practices necessarily proceeding from
them, and an open adoption Of the laws OF God,
and the divine practices which will necessarily en-
anate from them. IL will now require but ordinary
attention to the investigation Of facts, to discover
the difference between these laws Of men and of
God, and their natural consequences IN practice
Were il not for the overwhelming influences
which produce the errors OF sect, class, party,
and country, arising from the overpowsrng in
huence Of the circumstances now existing in the
respective antudes and longudes Of the earth, this
difference would become 30 garng, that even young
persons would Immediately perceive that the laws
Of men necessary issd TO crime and misery, while
the laws Of God necessarily lead TO true virtue
and happiness, and that is now the interest Of ALL
in every latitude and longitude over the world, that
this change shou be effected in peace and in the
spirit Of universal charity and kindness
The world will be governed under the avs Of
God, in high progressive prosperity and in peace
with a small part only Of its present most wastefu
and injurious expenditures, while the language OF
truth will supersede and forever, the present uni
versa language Of falsehood, and consequent prac-
tice Of deception.
The immediate cause that will render the COM
mencement Of this revolution unavoidable, is the
present announced extraordinary change Of minis
try in Great Britain.
The abandonment Of the administration by the
conservative party in that empire, Is The signal
which procaims the commencement ofss lie GREAT
MORAL REVOLUTION OF THE WORLD.
This extraordinary movement makes 1t evideRt
that the condition of the human race Is shout to
dergo an entire change; change highly beneficial
for all, from the highest TO the lowesa change from
the ignorant and most demoralizing laws of men, to
the all.wse all.good ell powerful adjust, and
benefcent laws Of Coda change long desired by
all who could accurately trace and effect, and
which has been prematurely sought for by many
martyr during every age Of mans existence. IL Is
now coming III the due course Of nature, when all
the required circumstances are previously prepared
for its reception, and sooner II could not have been
obtained.
The laws of man, which nature now demands to
be abandoned 10 make way for this glorious change
LIST. That man forms himself to be what he is,
and therefore ought to be made responsible to man
for his qualities Of humanity; although man knows
not how to form any one of them.
I'd. That man forms his own opinions belief and
disbelief, and that he ought to he responsible to his
felloW-men for what they are; although no man can
decide what his belief shall be.
Sd. That he forms his feelings of liking and
dsliking OF loving and hating and that he ought to
be responsible to his gnorant-made feow-men for
what he likes and dislikes, loves and haes although
these feelings are tho necessary instincts OF hu-
manly.
All the religions, laws, governments and lnstitp-
tons of the world have been, and are at this day,
based and constructed solely on these insane notions,
of our mex perienced and most irrational ancestors
of men who were more than half barbarians, and
who, when they conceived and introduced them
were ignorant of the laws of God and therefore
knowing human nature, they knew not how to Gre
ate or govern man nationally to enable him to be-
come rational being.
The laws Of God declare, generation after genera
ton, without the shadow Of change
lst That the creative power Of the universe alone
creates the peculiar qualities of each individual
man, by the same general laws Of nature by which
| all organized forms exist, and by which life and
mind are produced.
I'd. That each one is compelled by an unchang-
ing law Of his nature to believe or dsbeeve accord
ing to the strongest convictions, which he Is also
| compelled to receive.
3D.. That the feelings of each individual are natu-
raj instincts to direct him to good and to avoid evil
through the sensations Of pleasure and pain, which
are the best, most efficient, and when society shall
be made rational, will be the only rewards and
punishmen,s known among men.
This 10 the chsnge-the great moral revolution OF
the world from falsehood, division, and misery, to
truth, union and happiness which revolution, for
tunately for the human race, has commenced IN the
most powerful empire Of the world Its govern
ment, based the laws Of men, cannot longer pro-
coed without creating an increase OF feuds DIVISIONS
and distractions among its religious, political, CON-
| mercia and social partes--too powerful for any
government longer to control, without the change OF
| the laws Of man for the laws Of God. These divid-
ing parties now advanced so far as TO be enabled
to see the falsehood, the ignorance, and error OIL
| each other; one step more in real knowledge, and
they will become competent to discover that theiI
own party as well as all others, has been misled
| made dupes and TO be active in destroying then
own permanent prosperity and happiness.
The population of the United States having re-
ceived the peculiar version Of the laws Of men imme
diately from Great Britain, and being now, in rea
ty, the second great power in the world, will soor
also feel the necessity through the increasing divi
sons Of her religious political, commercial, and go
cia parties to abandon these puerlle and derangine
laws of men, and the useless absurd practices which
have necessarily emannted from them, and to sdop
the everlasting true, oil wise, all-good, and mos
merciful and 6enafcent laws ofGod, and the divine
and all glorious practices which they will induc'
all for their own happiness to adopt, and permanent
ly maintain. o.,
The mode by which this mighty revolution ant
change from all that is erroneous and evil TO all tina
is true and good, is in preparation, and shall be soor
given to the public. ----.
Washington City, Jan. 90, 1886
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