New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22

some more sccursfe.
Al order Is primary object in the spheres, .nsre
are OF course laws for is preservation. Fundament-
My, tbese proceed through his mnistering suges,
rom the Divine Lsvsiyer, WHO commands zoe angelic
soeis OF heaven and rules the inhabitants OF earth
Who employs m rsds OF Hnniste1og angels ~ the
means Of btereommunic alton tetweea their S1srsme
dssisr and his creatures ID ou Sno1t the universe
.
The political economy Of .be spheres hiss r~f-rence
ely TO wealth, which being ulb1u0l,d sli free ~
sr AID light, con Of oours- - a9proPrs-si ~ esch
snd every member Of socaty according - his 9r her
,apsciv OF reception, tie supply being always eqaa
% The demand.
Wealth coussts upon earth Of those objects OF h1n,n
uIury or sste vh.ch can only b. SECURED by mssns
Of labor snd capital Other thiugs icing eousl ,he
value g.nesy 10 proper ION 70 the eos, isc Ired IN
be production. Bat IL the sph res, such objects e1
iDg N pro usioD The supply il Of cour-e always equJ
70 the oemsDd though no les recessxry han the air
Thch you breathe like il they have marx stab e
value; q ere lie no one VITO has occasion 20 buy, all
being sbundsrily 81 pied from q co nmon iteI1susi.
bic stock.
Hepce IL viii sypesr that We have no occasion for
GOLD or silver which pershe.h with the using bu the
currercy ef moral snd intellectual wer b, coined in
the mint Ct divine love- ana sssaJed by the ssod4rds
OF purity aid uto. Oar bsnk whose chatter il eter-
ta, and vhote IOtSs are never subject 10 hl;usions
ard always payable 90 demand is zone ot1e- than the
great bark OF heaven whose capital sock consists OF
an fu ude OF love, mercy and beuevolence OF which
our Heavenly Father if president sno director snd in
which bic beloved children, the whole human family,
shareholders.
"spberes" esch s divided iO six circles societies,
IN which kindred and genial spri's are united and
subsist tne. Their asreeably with the law of affinity
Althou, b the members Of each society unite
a. nay be on the sam- plan, agreeing IN the most
prominent moral and intellectual festues vet it viii
be found, on careful analysis that the varieties Of
character IL each society are almost inhoe-5einS as
nun erous as the persons Who compose t1e circle.
exh has faa CHI frnup and M
unfr queDtly ON the higher spheres whose province
I. 10 TO iDpsrt to the knowledge acquire from their
Instructions and perience in the different apartments
Of sct nee, and which we IN turn transmit 70 those
below. Thus, by recsising aud giving knowledge our
moral sDd Intellectual faculties eXOsnded 10 higher
conceptions and more exalted views Of the great Cres
tor whote almighty power is no less displayed 10 the
constitution Of spirit worlds than IN that OF the count
less resplendent orbs Of space.
We do not, as many persons in the rudimental state
imagine abandon the studies which we common oed on
earth which wouls presuPpo4e the lose of our reason
hg powers and our consequent infer ority to your
selves; but the contrary, we 90 progressing in
Knowledge and wisdom and shall progress throug bout
the bounoless ages of eternity You being chained
down 10 earth by tee law of grsyiation are compare
lively limited in your resources for information; but
we having arrived at higher sphere Of thought and
action, ard having more extensive feld Of vision
can soar bg her and furt' into The wonderful work.
ings of that mysterious Being, who, owing to the 10
fpity of bis projections, must be forever i, advance
of u.s. his ni creatures, and 10 whom, OF course We
can bear no relative proportion.
Our scientific researches and Investigations ex-
tsyded to all that pertains TO the phenomena of uniyer
AL nature TO all The wonders Of the hea and the
earth and to whatever the mind OF man is ,be OF
coIceiviDg; all Of which exescse our faculties aud
form considerable part of our eDjoyments The
noble and sublime sciences of astronomy, che nistry
and mathematics engage a considerable portion of
our attention and afford US an inexhausuble subject
for study and reflection.
In addition TO our studies we have many other
sources OF intellectual moral and heartfelt eniOyments
from which derive the most ineffabe pleasure one
Of which is social reunions and cOnv vial meetings;
coming together Of dear friends, brothers, sisters
children aud parents where the iveiest emotion and
tendereet affections Of nature are excited and the
fondest and most endearDg "reminiscences are awak.
eDed; where spirit meets in unison with spirit and
hesrt beats responsive 10 heart.
Yet individuals uuted by the ties OF consang1inity
are not always linked together even here, by the
not uDhequsnty happens that there much more hsr,
mony existing among thoee who are not members OF
the same family. Notwithstanding that persons who
were intimately acqu snted with each other In the
natural world, aud those who are akin, may be and
often separated sometimes for long periods still
they co occasionally meet together those in the higher
degrees and spheres passing 70 the GER while those
in the latter ascend TO the former till fdAy pre-
pared for tuch transition sgreesby TO the fixed and
unaersbe laws Of progression. The periods of such
separations vary according TO the relative gTadaons
The peculiar ections and relations Of parents
and cbCrep, brothers and sisters and all The minor
tee OF coLsaD9uiniiy must be forever mslntaned,
atboush there may be an indefinite interruption to the
Harmonious play of their aniDities.
As regards the institution of marriage, / would
sbserye that Oh earth Il is civil contract entered into
by two persons, male end female mutually or other
wis., AZ the esse may be- for aud duriag the term Of
their nsturs lives but which is legally annulled on the
demise Of either party: 80 that whether not il be
in the spiritual world is determined by choice,
not obligation.
Celestial marriage ho.ever is quite different
affair it il the blending of t~o minds in one resulting
from an innate reciprocal love in each; Injunction
Of negative and positive principles forming true and
indissoluble bond Of spiritual union, which human
epslsiiep cam OF reacn-a marriage which Is born Of
God, and is therefore eternal. i s often asked,
"WIl all be married In heaven answer, Yea,
moot sssuredly; il Ieser WA desiahed for man to be
alo, either earth or in heaven each VIII seek and
find n eir counterpart
Evil or misdirected spirit. find their stinities IN the
second sphere where the lowest aud most undeveloped
are associated orether ADD remain for indehaite
periods but wi ell the moral deprayity aud darkness
wi which they are developed, through the benign in
Suepce xer.eo owe their percepive and rational fac
nj ies by higher intelligence, each begins TO feel,
sooner or later the low and degraded position be occu
pies; moreover finding Dew means Of progress, AMI
new fources Of contemplation as wsl as delight and
his capacity of making perpetual sivance nent m
knowledge, bis intellectual faculties become gradually
eIpan' ed and his moral powers increased. Hence the
govehtg propensines OF LIE nature yeiafhg W mo
dcfa reason bis grosser passions subside causing
him aspire to higher associations and circumstance
which in Turn beget new wants thoughts and feelings
We have no sectaran ecc esIss,ic,l feuds; 10
metapby sical dogmss; nor are We troubled with thos
in sstisbe cravings and inordinate ambitions, often
manifested by norias; nor have Wa any taxstion for
religion, the voluntary contributions OF intellectual
and moral minds being its meet support.
We derive much pleasure from the exercise Of our
talents 10 vocal aud Instrumental music which fsr ex
cells the nobeet efforts of musical genius on earth.