The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

been the nobier powers have been cultivated
disease such persons enjoy length OF days; such
persons be beautifully prepared for their translation
TO the abodes Of harmony, holiness, purity.
BEAUTIES sPIRIruAIrxM.
spirituslsm then comes to call few persons who
shall be all that is ideazed In thi, Rper and
shal be Divnides, Goddesses in human form who shall
know shame who shall not seek the hg leaf who
sha be pure that garments shall not be used for
purposes Of conceansnt but only for comfort and conve
nence.
hope is INDUCED that this conference may do some
thing the minds o. few Of the nineteenth
century in the right direction.
HOW THE HOPES ARE TO BT ENTERTAINED
expected that the low civious will treat efforts OF
deakng reach this high position W II be misn,erpreted;
but the end 10 ee reached Of higher moment than AL the
sacrifices which may be required.
STRONG MINDED woMKN.
few such women become generators of thoughts be-
come reoepacles Of the divine aiatu' and from such
there will issue streams Of purity, harmony, and love-
The young founder Of Chrisansm sought the company of
noble women pure himself chldlke, they loved him as
friend and brother. How beautiful the record of that
love and deep sfectiona which caused knee
his feet kss them, battle them with her tears, and wipe
them with the hairs OF her head.
ATTRACT WOMEN.
As man shall himself become spiritualized he attracts
noble, pure loving woman. Shells at home in his pre-.
seace she one with him, ard the interchapges of al
lection and love far surpass all that has been realized
lower planes The happiness and felicity of the higher
state far transcend that of the lower Is higher
than the beast Of the Geld or fish Of, the
wOmaH II Is Tor thee 70 DO thy work. and become
TO man, by thy purity, regenerator saviour, and re-
desuer
ADDS A FEW WORDS.
After concluding the above paper, she added want 10
add few remarks Of my own 70 what ! have al
ready read have here the SEA number of the British
Reiesc Ia this number October 1867, the leading
article is on the improve of is article
SO hbera-so clear arcle-an article which II 40 APP
propriae the subject and much in defence, If
what has been said or done, have been done zen
years ago. ii would have been liked upon step be-
yond the age but STILL so far behold what are 10 these
Hauo al akQS n ipnin rant
earth and II interested her exceedingly. nte
resting TO her IN this respect
HER CALIFORNIA RRxCH
After come further remarks she proceed ID to read
portion Of lao.are which sbe had delivered time
woman as she existed, compared to the position which
God had intended she sho I'D occupy towards After
some remarks the moral condition OF and at
the present day. and particularly large Cities she took her
seat
MIR. srIAR TELLS WHO SHE Is.
Mr. SPEAR said several gentlemen and ladies around HIN
had asked who the lady who had just left the stand was
TO which he would answer that lady who had
spent many in Of the State prisons of th, State
that Of Sing Sing-as the mRron Of that institution, and
had there learned the great and true doctrines Of humanity
and love towards the unfortunate She had been many
years employ ed in The female department OF that nsttu
ton attending to the wants of the unfortunate females
and had out and embraced the great doctrines
Of spiritualism and love towards all She had
solved 10 try and benefit her by her untrng devo
ton, and the subject Of their elevation TO their proper
sphere, originally contemplated by her Maker II had
been said that with woman the accomplishment Of this
great work rested and he believed IT. for had done
everything that lay in his power andhad not succeeded
with all his wisdom, In accomplishing any perm anent good
they had tried all things which their nagnatons Could
courve for the benefit of human society," but had yet
failed In accomplishing any permanent or real good She
has therefore come out for sprtusism, and with her
might endeavering aid In this great work Of regene
ration. Her name is Mrs. Farnham.
MR.. GODDARD ON WOMEN
DANIEL +. GODDARD followed. The remark OF Brother
Spear, that exhausted, seemed 10 him to be
good starting point True, man was exhausted; he had
tried every thing, and could not succeed-man wis, de-
half hahn hac IN fru
do good; but man had faled. His theology was he'll in
comparison to what should be- Do men believe that
man could, with The theology which he protested be
vinoictive as he in Furnishing and wrongng women
Manhood needs not whit less OF manhood, nor woman u
whit less Of womanhood. Man needs Of the
influence Of woman and Of that recognition
and positi6n to which she is justly entitled Man in his
Interior and without woman, was very barren You re-
member how the counenance Of Jesus portrayed Is
half feminine, half male. BE afraid 70 shed tear
for the sorrows Of others He Of sorrow and
lookei upon females portion Of the human race, and
ready and willing ~ mpathize with and help
her; and had ] known before what my wife could
s esSa ssqs aS been me- on
name but oh how be loved the longer he married
The wife is the medium OF social and of spiritual emotions
In time, If you OF spiritual mind you will md
whole army OF magnetic influences about you, you
main faithful to your VOWS; woman by subs AntAiive
influx sha be the very soul Of man, never can this be
long lusied after present On how that
word love has been abused. The Shakers tell you of
the great usefulness Of fs5Ssecy ~hp gFr a Sss
taken place. such INDUCED in properly, marriage
Alter some further remarks, the speaker gave way to
MR.. cLAPs OPINION OF WOMEN.
Mr.. IT ClAP followed Two men had said that
exhausted. true that has tried many things
and failed but that is exhausted Mr. Greeley very
truly SAYS IL depends very much on whom the man and
woman is. BE thought there was great deal 10
The matter that Interested him mos, was not the relative
inequality Of individuals, but TO matters Of theology, to
matters Of hell always warm, always welcome. think
that there q sordd mistake IN the saying that II women
had added any form theology would have had
vindicatec think that woman Is more viniic,vc
than a man. 40 also slave than the master. II. has be-
more a matter Of fact that man is more just In his
TRANSACTIONS towards man than woman towards her nFn
The idea that there is n vinicve hell s aocertd
by than by men trust not with more Just
ness and desert Man feels In making God his image
the Devil feels in making him bis image and we have him,
and he n all
Woman feels her degradation " fail TO meet all this
dncord and desolston There must be somewhere In
this species az unnecessary he'll And now n the theo
ogans with their curses and ministerial dcnuncatons o
Tree Ircachings
TIE WISH oy SOME
II seems TO be the wish Of some people N prove thai
woman N not Of use, except through and by man. a1d
that MAN - not being except only AZ be exists by a
woman: hut he held that neither could exit except
through the medium Of the o'her hence the pro1rety or
their being elevated 10 the sphere earth,
not being above the oher In any respect II man, there
fore forget the station IN which the properly ne
ongrd and failed tn do ali that lay In hi. rorer 70
her best Interest," he deserves 10 be damned ant
ever cast of from the warm ami holy embrace ~ the
lovlcsi Of all Gods creation 10 thought that man h,d
failed TO make the same pace in a social senae hal
! In all other senses. hut the eye Of the wof Va
being opened 30 the greatest n all other truths rhch
has existed-thai Of a spiritual senie.
After further remarks the subject the speaker
gave way TO
Mr.. BARNES on CIRCLES.
Mr. BsHNrs, the sleeping medium, rno upon wakiu
toward the platform and asking he might be permitted
70 make tfer remarks, wa' greeted with the
welcome words from In the audience OF Go in,
old lemons, and get squeezed" daughter
Mr.. BAKsEs-God cannot be hurried drove. have
come here s the request Of spirits, being believer In
spru-a believer in another world; being believer ha,
| the other world Is inhabited by spiritual beings.
AZ cast my eyes around this room many Of tho~c
departed beings, extracted from the other ~erd, and
clothed In garments 81 shining livery floating before my
eyes. am what is termed before the world iatn
and not only do sec you spirits, clothed 10
the flesh, but sec spirits clothed in the Of God
sec iso the Utmost depths OF your hearts AMI
you no, capable Of approaching the prearhing
unveiled before you. zee that your foundation aud yoar
principle Is not right see that MT 10 hsr