Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
THE Buffalo papers contain quite lengthy re.
ports ofvhat was said and done there by the

THE Buffalo papers contain quite lengthy re.
ports ofwhat was said and done there by the
strong-minded females and aPhilanthropicss
cold water, abolition, love sscialistic maleajs
who has been holding a coayenti6n. Rhe CHIEF
object 6flths assemblage il said tobeSt Saer aug
Opportunity 70 the progressive friends gof hu-
Elnanit to aeliberqtely eSatni6 and fnelIyIsolEe
the gteatestS problem-''What is Evil" The
largest portion of the convention was composed
of Boomers. AL Davis presented a synopsis
Eofthe deltberatisHssoftth eqB nPbiaathropiez
Convention, in the form of resolutlq9ss=f
Resolced, That the primary cdhse of evil is
referd6fe TO pdfehtags, Wlb1theas receive
b6thbody and soul. .siyt.4 = ,.:ii;;
sTResofJed, That ttregeyikirRits Jast analysis is
Ignorance; aHEorgn0ic fact fnciaeht st6 human,
exiSteOees5STT; 55Iooa5 &c. .re9
Res0sCed,s That tho monog4mic marriage is . ::
divine relation sprinGing FROM a nniversdl and
irnmutable law of Natures God; and that the
asIlsands ffeEings peEieqeed BIZ the1marriedz
are referabe not5toifhe5law, but to mems igno,s.
Easss 9nd theE Sc; esS9se E5s
Reso7Ss 5if F!sssdtts from s 'ttfl s'45 from
error, error from ignorR9ce: and that ignorance
u.s. the first estate Of m immortal being whose
Individuality Is etEThiltY to be swdyed and reg
ulated 6y the Laws of association, progression
and deveiopment.!;:ft - z5aai-srs =~ait
7 WIN Dent6n;i 81 Ohio, made the opening
speech, first Offering, however, the following
reSolution:-, - a, --:a -. -. ~:
Rtsolesa That the cause tofall. evil lies in the.
lack OF perfect Developments and thatit can only
be cured bya barmonious development of mans
whole nature. - \ -;
:, This. gentleman offered few remarks in ex.
PLANTATION Of certain sentiments he had previous
ny advanced, and 5thens made an assault on
Christianity and its founder. He. asserted that
JESUS was guilty of u great many errors; that
business lnen would go to ruin in six months if
they should adopt the ithpracticable preceptso of
Jesus Of Nazareth; that the whole idea OF saliva
ton BY Christ was utterly false. Mr. D. was
several times Kissed ~ portion s 81 the au.
dlience, though the majority present applauded
During. one ofthe sessions Of the oonyenton1,
Mrs. .Thompsoniof Toledo, threw herself into
a trance state and recited poem..rA scene
followed the recitation: We quote. from the
issCeRlRaereinls E.,7afsT :3fTr- p7r9
Mrs: Coleman ofRochester, had the reputa.
ton of being a very saucy weman-shes would
not be fooled by spirits above, spirits below, or
spirits on.alevel with herself. Every word of
LUZ EPSStii MAS u ne 4ne CHAIRMAN l0tertefeQ
the word lie was unparliamentary. Mrs c.
would not say her sister was capable of telling a
talsehood, but that the poem rccited was lie
She did not mean to be out. of order or indeco.
rouS- she meant to say Inst aolQt she had said
Mrs g. is a. strong, Vigorous little woman, with
a powerful voice. and occasioned infinite merri.
ment. -f.g.-t -. z... ar.
THr harmony Of the late Massachusetts Dem.
EocParc State Convention was slightly disturbed
by the trtatng, circumstance that Russell, Tay,
lor, Hall, and Mulloy, of the Springfield. dele
gates, wore Said to be ready to swear that Geo.
w. Gill; of Worcester, one of the committee to
collect ballots for Charleston delegates, was
Regulating the institution-in-h his own~way, SUBJ
jcct only to the Constitution OF the United
States, 4. e., inKickapoo style, aearepeatedly
took ballots from his pocket ond. put, them in
the hat. ltwasall referredto a committee, vsFo-
rh66gHf It over privately and told the, conven.
ton that'it was ''oll right" ,but'the Springfield
delegates stick to their story, aud say that Gill
helped to choose the president of the convcn.
ton in the same way Z " 50 -
A funny affair recently occurred. liz Oxford
county, Canada West. One George Brown
married girl against the wishes Of her parents.
The father, when he heard the news, was greatly
enraged; he swore terribly, and threatened fear.
fll deeds Tho nn,p1y ,,,,,I1o 6,,r t,,H,, i L,