New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

,.x IN the elbow. The Medium saw Il
% i.ss,, 20 he show. appeared 10 Do Of pale
.Ds color esn..Ds WIN 'S so o1 .oa Gee
~ ~, onportunlties, 10 wss very light uoder the
,"h,. md he hands seen appeared shsdowy. Nov,
80 n vss daJt there, u baud appeared II COM
ss.nrs To conclude the spirit positively deared that
1919 Scott and Cook mad not been deceived but that
.,eb had seen q sprh hand.
eose this cospter by stating that the parsons named
In thu foregoing narrAnon have authorized me TO refer
any doubteT inquirer 10 them, Witnesses of the
facts forth, and of numerous similar facs which u
WA impossible to present In this work Messrs Emery
Scott Marcus c. Wilcox, and Harvey Chase are not
Only tns but desroHs should state the pubic
their CONVENTION TO firm and happy belief in the i'm.
mortality of all human sous Scott for many years
intel sept but inveterste naserss Who could MOI
believe 10 the existence Of any conscious human spirit!
except pection with the material organic brain
he says be often des ed to believe In mans future
stepce but could find proof Of adequate to rsfod
copvctioo. He also rejected Gil the 20 called super.
nsturslsm Of the Bible. When he hr,t began 10 read
Of spt Manifestations 10 the papers, and even After
they came Into bis own ishborhood, he considered
the whole thing a eon,enptbk hars,ES. Hs rioieuled
the very Idea of spirin communicating Win monss,
ar for time stubborDly refused 70 wtness wnss
WAS RoiDe on at Mr. WIcoxs. But his conversion
complete Mr.. Wilcox brought up an atheist, and
says be hated very sight OF the Bible from
NV be reads frequently with exceeo'hg nshgoL o.
ptcialy thu New T.stament Scriptures Ihe sPlru
sripgs and made snong demonstrations oil spproosnon
At the rehearsal of every impressive sentence ~
not long since that the reading OF that ex seen CHAP
TER John w., was called for Mr.. Scott was preseS
at the time An In attendance were most senonsly
Affected By the significant upoasi' ~hcn tue spr,"
gave 70 the sublime principles therein exprssse hr.
Chase has sv,kep for himself 10 his communicauon-
am hsppy TO know that many other equally unex.
pectfd and sautsry conversions have been wrought oy
these desOised Manifestsions. Doubtless, rehsous
bisots who depounce every reflector OF tneu pecunf
dom and sectaran yoke iDfde Will say thai such
conversions are worse than mono that these men,
veil as all the rect of us, tbs rhest dangerous kind
of ipfdels and that it better we were oil british
atheisrs rather than what we are. | understand All
this, ana clearly perceive tina, % far az Pbsrisacs sell
6sbpess ano craft concerned, these conversions,
With the whole rrformstory spiritual and moral move
ment of which they Incidents, are dangerous fes
they are dangerous 10 hory error and nmebonoreo
,svs; but In respect human redemption, progression
elevation and absolute welfare, they are ndescrbsby
propir Us, snspcious and cheering Tney presage the
coming Of that glorious future when all ,ha hnov the
Lord from the lesst 10 the greatest and when toero
sbs be pone 10 harm desoy In all the earth There
fore let the hopeful chant ill 1t be fulfilled the angelic
spaen-"Glory to God In the highest on earth, peace
good will 10 men"
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