The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-24

ger .ufe leaving the platform as he had when oomius
On, 81 hearing the laugh OF the audience he turned 70
srd the place from whence tho laugh had proeeeaea,
and said 80
Ar ain returning to of the stand snd undergoing
series Of gesicuahons and conorhons Oh the iace he
said-
Please to fer what you have TO- Let 1t come out don't
keep Il mprsoned In your breast; free your Nina et
out sOa we Sa sos
TO the audience and CROPPED his way from the platform
amid the merrment Of the audience ana seat
suddenly opened as II by magnetic influence
MR.. swACKuANNER ON HAND.
Mr.. f. r. SwAcxBAhnsR sad-Ar President, we nave
here have sp sHs Spa 20 Sr % he
ference would like 10 have you do IT, think spoke
the sentiments Of this meeting. We have here overy
Sunday plenty Of such things rs spiritual rappngs, tip
ping Of tables &C., but you have anything ese TO offer
please to offer H.
say Wythng this morning specifically and to the point
thIk did do understood him TO say that we had
not sald any thing TO the point.
cussed but nothing 10 the point unless 1t DO indeed secA
rianism, seotonaem and side issuos want TO s0me
thing and . the sdd issue brought Up %na , Inc
specific subto wouA DO reaccd and discussed In proper
time He ihen proceeded 70 speak to tho question before
the house, which was the second in order.
JACKKNIvEs AND WATCHES.
When be bad concluded Mr.. SwAOkHAMER wanted 10
know whether the people Of New York were 10 have
danger Of being injured thereby, or they were 70 have
watch rendered TO them to induce them to drop the
knife and take the wach ~.
70 offer the people Of this city splendid gold watch
They going to oner the people entire order
Of things, coneia tent with the principles Of social
order, which win be upfolded in due ume.
Messrs B. y. GODDARD and JOHN ORvP followed In
extended remarks in reply to Mr.. swackhamer and in
support Of tho principles Of spirituam and 10 the qes
ton before the house.
Amer further discussion the subtec. by Mr. Goddard
and others the conference took until ocockP NJ
EVENING SESSION.
The Conference re- assembled at 8 O'Clock p. NJ when
o. the Secretaries read paper the future destiny
Of the earth and It's products.
The paper sets forth that drawing, does
siderable extent his substance from the GARTH question
Of interest arises What IL her dcstinyf And If she " to
continue somewhat distinct and individual existence,
what will be the character Of her future producs Few
persons have supposed that the earth be brought
high state Of purity 1t Is treated sometimes by the
masses with scorn and contempt. But all things
moving forward in their true order the Garth L. itself rem
dered capable Of being improved 10 an indefinite extent
The paper then proceeds 70 consider the proper steps to
be taken by the dwelcrs the earh In order to her
senta improvement and argues that man must turn bis
attention In future particularly such improvements
by little effort In that direction not only larger amount
Of products DO reared bat fruit Of vital character
could be produced. Man needs 10 cultivate . more
thorough acquaintance with hydrostaics and hydraulics
there need be no drought because in favorable oca
there will always be at command sufficient amount Of
moisture TO be used for all practical purposes The PAPER
then proceeds with some suggestions " the draining
the earth, spirtuazs IT, to electiry H. 10 change
with his own holy and blessed magnetism The paper
then calls the attention Of spruass 70 the impo lance Of
the subject and the conference 10 take the matter
into serious consideration. II concludes ~ folows;-
sp:ritualism fe II imparts intelligent receptive
its own native vitality. II does not pause 81 phenouena,
dses not rest in anti Ism, does not aim simply destruc
tiop, but comes TO with It's loving hand it, strong
dee I'M N " lftrc oc
Man then product of this earth is TO reach ia ABOVE
his present plan-is TO outgrow selfshness.
The Secretary next read paper commerce.
Mr.. OIp spoke at some length in explanation Of and
supporting tho paper. lilo said that his friend Spear had
drew out plan, when his hand was made to move 10y
Divine inspiration, ind he had been made UNIV willingly 70
draw ont plan for the organization of this system OF
mcrce which divided twelve separate anil spcc
nc channels Tie then At sad, amer having explained
they might be instructed, that was In reality the mother
OF the church, OF true Christianity, he explained why
was that the old Jewish church tho mother OF the Ca
tbohc church, aud continued that in hike such
Violations 10 be the mother Of the spiritual church
Christianity allows tina, theology Is but expression OF
the Christian deas IT. therefore, they the verge
OF the church Of wisdom, he hoped tho blessed
influences Of love would begin 10 inspire the hu-
man heart with heavenly and spiritual wisdom.
love his neghbor and hate his onolcs but he held that
The true law OF wisdom vas 70 bless them that pcrsecued
and despisefuly used him The Trinity, which the theoc-
Tians talked much about and know little Of no held
was The very doctrine laid down by the Saviour Of
Hence his advocacy sf this system of commerce. which
should oil the cry and clshe the naked reasona
should come 10 The consumer al frs cost instoad Of going
through the hands OF and enrcbpg many SPECTATORS
The Church. as seen and explained by Mr. Spear had been
hr developed 10 him in three different spheres OF useful
ness then at soyen and then lastly twelve Out Of this
church forms OF social he Indispensable aud
absolute kio the form OF love. The rst the develop
mont 81 com mcIcc lhc great head Of tic church.
Amer some further extended remarks OF similar nature
TO tho above the speaker gave way 10 Mr. wrrr Who
nj lilo eail
there was great deal in making unsolDsh; and be
asked If the Teachers who taught the people the practice Of
mcn, II they knew what The state Of sJritual3 ~ Ho
held that hoy could not possibly know any thing Of
sIiriuafm; hence their incompeiency iidgc OF the
principles sought TO be promulgated and encouraged by
the conference with respect ~ the proposed ~ Stem "
commerce. lie b'ld that the mediums OF sprla-m had
pointed out the true way Of success and had
far a. TO- In sone instances point and sec proper
persons 10 have the entire control and management Of tbs
organization when u should be established proper
basis, aud he feared not but that enough ohor Of
high moral worth and trust would be pointed out and
cc'sd IN ihs same manor when Tie proper time arrived
hr them 10 act. He then gave way 70 The President, Mrs
kro, who made the following annouDccmera,-
MEETINGS SUNDAY.
deem but proper 10 state 10 the members Of the
Conference here that tho conference viii meet here At
ten O'Clock 10 morrow morning. quarter 10 O'Clock 10
thu afternoon, and al quarter 70 S in the evening
corLD'sr pE DONE.
WI ~. " DAVE next took The stand, and SAID be vss
IN iayor OF thc plan proposed lie wn with the
conference heart and SOUL bat he must say he
had very little hopes of the success az the project
The same thing had BEEN tried in this city In 1891 Inc
sche then started and scn Oh for some time
very successfully, bat finally broken up no far
he VA concerned, no differed somewhat with the gentle
who had preceded him. II IVES not the men that was
wanted but the money, in order 10 carry out such rro
jet The scheme was admirable and Just tho thing "
could be got Into successful operation Thcy could wake
tho very devils IN hell and make the earth Jake Il
not account OF the that the other organization bad
failed, was Tor the want OF money. Ito had had
some experience In the natter and Thought thew lad
sufficient means 10 start with they might possibly snocced;
In order for them 10 do they mus have Sufficient funds
10 commence with 20 AFFORD 70 set set o. rogues 10
watch another. II they could do this thoy might carry
out the plan 70 the hghctt perfection and bring down The
very devils on them II thoy wished Mr.. Uis-Whai was
The csufe, Mr.. Davis what the real cause q
your discOntnuing this operation We want 10 know the
real cause OF ~ failure Mr.. nayt-The cause this
That nd having sufficient carry the operation,
We were obliged 10 place confidence somebody sad that
very confidence destroyed In. daughter and ooh, that's
the reason y We selected man who had been uied-a
who had come from the other side OF tho vacr-
who had been trained The school o, reform and