New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01
Convsptien OF Spirituxlists.
SECOND DAY.


WORCESTER, Thursday, Sept 30, 1852.
The Convention met to-day In the City
Hall Rev. Adm BsllCu took the Chair and called the
meetni TO order at soout II oeocs Andrea Js'k,on
he said true aud faithful Ie;ord OF visions he had
seen ano COMMUNICATIONS he had received from an To-
habsni Of the Spirit spheres description Given
of congress OF spirits which Mr. avis with his
spiritual tyes His angel showed him cross Of hall
stobes suspended In the air, and also great fields OF
pondercus electric elements and metsors stones and
told him that the laws of ers'itson we're not yet well
understood. The spirit showed him these 10 prove
that sp iusl bodies, which we're matter spirstualzed
could wax move and have their being Ia the superior
spheres without any violation OF paturallas The
spirit told him 10 20 aud ca men TO repentance and
lie for the Kingdom of Heaven vas At hand
Mr. Hesnt rad a communication written by the
spirit OF John Hancock which was approved OF by the
spirits of George Washington, Patrick Henry Roger
Sherman and Ben amin Franklin. Ii said that John NJ.
Spear yet 70 be the wonder Of the world He
would 60 forth 10 heal the Sick and do many marvellous
things John HaocUck, Patrick Henry, a. seem TO
have forgotten ,btr grammar and acquired style Of
preaching peculiar 10 Skaters, Ranters, Jerkes and
Bariars IL was poor production.
lady on The platform began 10 shake and cry out
"Oh that | couln shake all Thugs that are 10 be
shaken oh that could tell nv experience since
was twelve year old Gal repent my friends; draw
near, for the day 10 breaking - =
A Scutc Imam. named Davidson, looking Ike the
Wizard in Csmpbells psem of e Lochies w rning,"
rose and said the spirit Of John Hnc OK mad ut told
him that coraln words bad been used by themedumin
tbe conn VI caiOE read by Mr.. Hewitt which he
did not approve Ut
A lady sd Scomuunicadon from a spirit 10 Ohio.
II called the spirtussts 10 be full Of love IL was
regular Rsn,ers splurge CT sermonizing. Adjourned
TIL O'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Convention reas ssen bed al O'Clock.
A Shaker ssic the Shakers were Spifusliss 10
fto marriage the root Of ali the worlds sin, folly
and suffering IL the basis Of all sel6shness; until
marriage and family were abolished the world could
not be regenersted.
Aredfsced coarse mouihed, fat brawry Irish wench
from High cs With her eyes shut and her head
hanging down. and spoke lot of bad English In harsh
voice
A, the same time young nan behind her vhired hls
hands alb Ut, rolled his head elspped hs hands and
then ssizh mans hat begsn 10 write with pencil
and payer on the crosn thereof
About four yards fr IN these two luuatcs tall idiot
with pale csdsverous face and black beard got upon
bis ee md whired round liz top clapoins his ha
sh.k,pg and muueripg Al last he made dead point
With one one OF bis hands THE Idsh modum who was
sruDpg. bl,wiDg snd roling her head Ike person
under the influence Of opium
Mr. Bingham objected u these concentrations
A member much excited demanded that the spiri.s
should be allowed 20 talk.
A bis lat who the platform, of the John
Rogers bred. crieo cut "obey q ID rather hsa
let the spirip speak; amen, amep."
TIT, scene exceeded 81 that could be imagined Of
Bedi8nism RDo folly
The Chairman rspudlated all such fsnaticlsm and
folly 90 this If these spiritual eommuoiest atoms
be preferred the communications we could have from
the spirits OF living men. tie would not ALLOW his res-
be imposed upon BY such irrational demOnstrs.
nors.
The Chairman Is q man Of talent apparently, and
has capdor and reason how ne got into such a squad
10 beyond comprth tension
Tie Cow epion djourp ed for three month"; 10 mee
a. SEINE other locality 10 this State.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention rta semoed at two o'clock.
DsDie DrsytOn was introduced.
GerIit Smith reported resolutions reafirmtng the
OLD liberty party Issues and prooosing now 10 make
the pominslioss, upon which there much Discus
STOP. Mr.. Smith would admit ID voting for Hale
not TO DO Of the Liberty party. All the sans
grounds. Slavery IL pirscy
heSsrs. Jackson, Addin gtop, and others spoke.
Aptoipeite Brown claimed the floor.
Mr.. Addipgton did not Ike to see women In men
places. but yielded.
She declsred those Who joined the Free Democracy
had seeded from them
Alter SON e discussion = nomination was finally made
VIM Goodsll for President and 5. n Piper, (of Viz.
sipia) for VicePresident
The resolutions we're passed
A Sts,s ticket will be made outthis evening
Am iicn 10 nominate Hale by reclamation wa, now
put Gerrii Smih voted for Goodeh
Serious Iiiness of Minister, DC.
BnriMoRE, Thursday, Sep, 80, lS5s.
Rev. John Lauahan is lying dangerously
M NJ rh I'd In fhfs