White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

calculation beforehand Of Wh,,
husband is to be to her. Thus me-,
becomes 3 matter Of bargain and 80
Men and women are not married in ~
sense. This is what the marriage r.l .sC'
undoubtedly is, and yet the commnS. oa
uphold the system. Such a union ;s
a union Of love, but Of lust. WI 0s
man finds in q woman all that HI,
yearns for, and when g woman 6ri gu
man who Is the full embodiment - -
her desires, if that man and woman ny.
under those conditions, then they are t-Is
married.
TIE FREEsT OF FREE LOVERS.
Mr.. Thomas Curtis, a young and :.
dent gentleman from Pennsylysni. =
pressed his sentiments. They were r,,SI 4
startling. He said, after some prsI;.;
naries: ISAIAH.
Our friends Mrs. Rose and Mr., Ca,
have told you that they are married
am I-although l have not been mar,
twenty years, as they have been. Im.,
ried myself to my wife, and she n,r,;.I
herself to me upon the express md.
standing. not that God sancti6ed il,
did not want God in the matter-uo, n.
it was sancti6ed by magistrate or pr;sS,
because we cast that idea aside, as no",
of their busineSs-but because wa So
that we could in mai riage better fnlslI
our highest and best use, and carry A..
happiness to the fullest extent. W..
we were married. we expressed that s,n
timent and when we agree to seu.r,n
we shall accomplish that separation with.
out the help of God. or priest, or n.o;s.
trate. We don't want the consent =,
either of the three. We do not want, -
be united because God unites US 1; AMI r.
will not be separated because God SEM,
rates us. We viii act upon our M,
judgment and opinions each resDeetiD,
the impressions. not what / state. or NH,
she states. but the impressions which A..
for both, and which are the common
property of all. and. as such, to be p,sI
by men and women.
HORRIBLE BLAsPHEMY.
In the discussion of the slavery Question
which followed that on Free Love NJ
Curtis made his second appearance. 4.
quoted that resolution which declares that
ANY Christ, or any God that, by sileucs
or otherwise, authorizes man to enslays
man. merits the seorn and contempt Of
mankind" Curtis inquired who wa,
this God that people talked about! II
he was the all-pOwerful being h. was
represented to be, why don't he 60 down
South and put down Slavery He De.
sired to ask him plumply-How is it that
yon don't do your duty? With wha!
consistency could men worship this God
whom they considered all-powerful, when
he neglected to exercise his power for The
extinction Of Slavery {?
Henry c. Wright observed that, rather
than give up one Of his children to Sla
very, in order to save the Union, he
would see tie Union do 10 ersrlas.
ting d-n." Emphatic.
Mr.. Cutting had something to say on
the EMISSION Of Spiritudlism," and "hu.
man brotherhood, and branched Of into
a disquisition upon the future state. He
remarked that if, according to the old
theology, such men as Plato, Socrates,
&c, were to go to hell. he himself "prs.
ferred to go to bell and be man, rather
than go to Heaven and be a skulk, or
something worse"
We might fill column with further
selections from the rawlings Of this crew
of maniacs, but enough have been given
to show what nominations may be Gov
cred by the hopeful name-REFoRM