New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

festaiiors, &c. So far as my own experisnce /. 49,,
eerbec, have found an Observance q thes, pripe;,
and conditions 10 result in Tie noss iayArabe tyo,is
n.ss OF detail and elevation OF sentiment in v,.
ship ard, 50 far e. The public, and especially 50 q,
Cerisn prominent leaders and mar ayers II Sn,,,.l:
are concerned, II has BEEN almost imross;bla ,o -.
that degree of attention 10 the rreuistin, .lsoas
wiicl Is =" essential TO suy aud every form Of VA
orisgcd aud truthful Spiritual comsnuuicsiio. "'a-
Tie Consequence If this neglect i thai h. SIS,
movement = crowded with a thousand crps,.. 20. as
absufditi.s which are as laughable as thew an
able snd dis gushing. These results have Loa, ~
Ivusti 70 spIiSasis as the legitimate effect Of ia
aioi'sola disregard II regulating principles anJ -
ttIs, have warned them tat. even in $500
called Fracuca! Spiriiualsm." the .sms So.
quenots would ensue from the sane cause a. i. -
nallo''aSlohs IN common; aud the thing seem. 70 ~
doubier. '@'''' ING 'ensss
IL mas even seemed TO ME that cou1nc, and s,n-..
SONS the most obsccre and blaspbenou. M, -.
PHDn'I! 'eh'ufed upon as the natural ou,grosth g
sentinel is promulgated By John N .nS a. - y.
particular associates and coousrn,. spSst ahd hls
any truth ~ luE iRbpsE account of IT, 60 49, =
Al kantone, that result was specialv
that place as II had previously been i,a less s,,an.
a; other localities. Ae"',
A. to John W. Spear himself, his pas. encss.a....
n noble aud philanthropie labors is anaues,lor 49,
but there j. aieo about him certain elemeu, -,
j. 81, with all that and his friends sho,l, IN
been aware tAat commencing as he did with o. 80
Of letting =" the spirits handle him as they nls.~,e
&c, end with little attention to tie rect,lsts, -
ciples and conditions in those around him bs roe
slip, Ike other would naturally have dr,f,ea 6rs..
the troublous Of discord add uprelisbiE1 ~
Kisutone Is TO be built up of noney-iigyers - -
tors in magnetic springs ard coraer.o,s aai ,aa
who, ike Mrs. Carrie Lewis. cal all men a. h"a
bands It j. lot at all probable that either hss
mony or purity will reach higher than the spire - Sa
frst temple; aud even that, ike Babel 81 a., IN
hardly succeed in reaching heaven. One kind ~ NJ
mouism tined It's hand at effort in the same drecton
near tie same locality, years ago and came oas
second best and II i scarcely supposabe that another
Kind will have much better success-it assuredly viy
net BE a better thing.
! might cite few evident Misrepresentation in Tia
recent articles Of Thy TRIBUNE on Spiritual affairs
but passing them by for want Of space, We viii rest
satisfied with simply calling attention 10 the fact
that Spiritual investigators whether believers or IN
boleyers have not sufficiently considered the prn-
cpes and conditions which regulate spiritual relations
and manifestations VIII those publications Spiritual
or otherwise, which fond Of calling for facts
ard insisting facts, be good enough 10 urge this
one, all.important 81 fact more prominently than they
have donei audit mighbe decidedly forheir al garsg
t. mamie little more courtesy and liberal ~ .oRau
those who have given special attention to the nguat-
ing elements of Spiritual life and unity.
.ifhoi lDsyciy, Mas. ID j. NANpELL