The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-19

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United States, we have concluded 10 civ
our readers an article on the subject, from
Tho pen OF convert 10 the new faith q
course we do not endorse his speculation.
What he says. he alone is responsible for
Iae cascs to which he alludcs, are vouch.,
for by many respectable witnesses, who's,
truth has never bnen Questioned, to gu
knowlcdge.-Lds.
10 The Editors Of the Peoples Paper:
sSrRs:--liave YOU evor investigated. Ia,
peculiar phenomena of our day. known ~
spiriuaIism Or are YOU, like hun
dred. Of Others, stou, adh.reuis TO tn,
"hunbng of the thing !" am one o
those individuals who, before investigated
the subject, turned up my nose MS loi,lly
aud ?uckefed my l'ps ~ superciliously Al
any of you -belieying. with condesccnd
ing flourish and sympaihiling smile. that
the converts to the bumbug were slightly
touched IN the head, or beautifully gam,
moned by n new species of the black art,
known to the world AS necromaacy /, which
would, II brought upoa the stage. make 1.
fortune for some cunning Professor Anter.
son. As for 4. j. DAVIS, the shoemaker
flnnev, the ointer; Amber, the preacher
nn'to'i, We teacher fishboush, the car
peutcr; Partridge, the matchmaker; Gree.
~ Tue editor; or Edmonds. the lawyer
! looked upon them rs demenled, aud ii
they were not altogether prepared Tor an
insane asylum. respectable straight jackets
ujnht not be cumbersome to their p.tspus
sincere was my disbelief IN the whole ll'e>
DRY, ana now as si1cefe IN niy beiis' But
le' nae give you a history OF Tue matter ia
CHUNG my experience; ~
~ 'a'is, W iei'' wh,n no pnn"S'iso
MS great Wn'h Natures DIVINE HeNe'a.
uons, stated that IN short tlne we should
nave spiItua! manifestations ~ Inc isna
ana sure enough iew months Afterwards,
the foS guns turned up 'h''r rap'' ana
al excitement was The consequence IN Tue
goo" GUY OF Rochester M'd'n"s pros
emily became rs 'h''N as leaves IN al
a"n,oS'' anu soon ! ''uho 'ea' no' my
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women, wsre deeply immersed IN me phe-
nomena, ana s'n''eu al my e"". ga "'u
approximations 10 'he contrary 'heN 'o'"
me u'at- "oo,o o"' eN"'''''e '''s ne"
'h'na' 10" "o"iu "ee"'"e T" convert re
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