Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-27
Commercial .ievOiurlon-NiarFiass-Har-


mOninl City.
EDIroR or LEADER With your permission
/ will correct one or two errors into which you
have fallen in your notice yesterday morning Of
The Educator" You say "the Commercial
revolution, we are informed, is to commence
next Spring in Boston" We had supposed
that it begun at least year ago, and that We
all are now living and feeling witnesses Of the
fact. am sure The Educstor" alludes 10 no
such event at Boston or elsewhere. Il speaks
Of a new system Of Commerce, and it is fact
that measures are now in operation, through
individuals residing in Boston, selected by the
Spiritual Intelligences, to introduce the sys-
TEN; and in connection with this system Of
commerce, is the Inauguration of an institution,
corresponding in some respects TO Bank, hav-
ing forts basis that which possesses real paiIs
in itself, as land, or labor, or the products Of
labor, and not like gold and silver having feti-
tiOus or imaginary value; and with such ba-
sis, the creation Of ! currency which shall meet
the wants Of the people, not the rich only, but
the middle classes, the artizlns and laboreEs,
and at such 4 rate Of interest as Will meet the
expenses incident to the management Of such
institutions, which, in the estimation and judg
ment Of competent and experienced financial
lists, will not exceed one per cent This scheme
is idealized by our Spirit friends. \ little time
will determine its pTactieabilitY. In the inte-
rim, we will wait patiently and hopefully for
II Nnr - n.aN nsrFa
for some such effort, for as It Is, money lenders
are absorbing all the wealth of the land.
Again, vour article leaves the impression that
marriage is repudiated by the authors Of " The
Educator" and of course by their friends IN the
form. Let me assure you that such Is not the
fact. Nothing Of the kind as l ain aware Of,
Is 70 be found within the lids Of that bO0k-aud
here We have been most unjustly misunderstood
and misrepresented, not only by individuals, but
bv the press generally, and take this oppor
tunity 10 correct this error, and that those in
terested NAV know the teachings Of our Spirit
frienes upon this subject, give You an extract
from one Of the communications through Nj.
Spear to one of the active friends of this move
meut 1t Is as follows: But sir, as the
soul longs for God, so does man long for the
fellowship and communion Of single woman.
Her secrets become his, and his hers Their
hearts beat in sympathy. Sir, they become one.
The husband and wife they are one, one in feel
ing. one in thou lht, one in purpose That, sir,
is Divine marriage, and unto that the soul
yearns. Sir say what the world will, there Is
an uudefied marriage bed, there is holy we'd
lock. there is d Divine union" Such are the
teachings which come 10 US on this subject, and
you will find that they are sustained, every
where, by the principles Infolded IL The EdU-
Gator"
As TO the " HarmOnial City" l would add q
word. Il is no new doctrine that this whole
country was once the abode Of cultivated peo-
pie. Facts which abound on all sides, and the
researches of modern AntiquaTians prove this
beyond doubt, and the person who smiles at
or ridicules such an idea, only proves thereby
his want of intelligence upon most Interesting
fact. l have not time to give you these facts -
a gentleman residing IN Buffalo, his name has
escaped me, who Is not, however, spintuallst,
has been lecturing upon this subject, and col
lecting facts fCr number Of years past, and
has recently published work upon the subject,
repletc with circumstantial and positive argu-
ments and items which amount 10 demonstra-
ton. Our Spirit Friends declare the same
facts, and that in due time evidence shall be
disclosed which viii satisfy the most scePtiesl.
Their object in doing this, is not to satisfy Idle
curiosity, but to demonstrate TO the world that
they possess knowledge and intelligence, far
trauscending the powers OF the most cultivated
of earth, and that they design all this for hu
man good and that after ignorance and super
s'.fian have vented their spite and malice, as
they al ways have IN ages past 1z.-s---s honest
Intelligent and unselfish efforts for the elevation
of the race, the good and wise will see and
comprehend and appreciate these things, and
thus man will be benefited and God glorIied.
JNO. NJ STERLING.