Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-31

ideVclOpHenG oI his phyalcai, mental ane
moral power; and
Wheras. Owing to the Limitation anG
vicissitudes Of life, he can accomplish
but little for his own OF future genera
tions; therefore,
II. Resolved, That the duties of man
belong to man, and the time, talent and
means spent on, or for any other pur-
pose, is detrimental to human progress
and a robbery to the race.
13 Resolved, Thai the moral law is
the material growth Of a healthy con-
dition Of social life, and that study Of
the nature Of man, and the relations he
sustains to his fellow man, can alone
give him the knowledge of the laws and
govern him rightly
IA. Resolved, That no system Or creed
can be useful that does not tend to the re-
moval Of ignorance, poverty, vice and
suffering, and promote freedom, intell-
Sence, aud happiness.
| Whereas, The character ofman is form
ed for him, by the combined powers of
Organization previous to birth, and i'll
fuenee after birth; therefore,
Is. Resolved, That it is the highest
duty of society to investigate and re-
move the causes which have a tendency
to form inferior or vicious character.
| 16. Resolved, That the time and de-
votion spent in religious services can
confer no benefit on an Infinite and In
| dependent Power, and can therefore be
no virtue.
The Business committee reported an
additional resolution, declaring that un-
|der the Divine government the law of
progress, from the monad to tho highest
angelic society, is manifest by and
through organization. It was laid over.
The Harmonial Club, sang Reform
|lay. Then Joel Tiffany made long
speech to the resolution just introduced.
He urged the need Of organization. He
did not stand where Mrs. Rose and
Others stood. He was i'll favor of asso-
ciated enterprises. He believed in
union of individual efforts, and thought
that real success lay always in perfect
organization. Tifany's talk was earn
est, somewhat desnltory, and very much
spun out, and some discontented spirits
unaer Tue canvas canopy presently urea
OF u. !. ne was 3, many aesltea IRE holo up,
performances.
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