The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09
SECOND DAY.


The Convention met at ten O'Clock A. NJ, wnen there
two hundred persone Ct both present
hsDy Of the ladies' youus and good LOOKING II had
been arranged that meeting should be held In grove
abort distance from the town. out the hesvy rao Of yes
rday rendered IL Necessary TO caapge the programme
and 80 the Convention decied to Continue their session ia
DGois Han. Dr. Heory Gardner, of Boeion, to
pesded but though ne had arrived here last evening
tst purpose he had to send word TO the Convention that
che condition OF his heath prevented his being present
debate entered into the various points Of the
platform az reported yesterday from the Sugness Com
mittee.
Mr. NEWTON for himself repudatei She creed Of spirit
ualsm extracted from the harmonial philosophy" Of
Andrew Jackson Davis There VAS not q proposition in
that creed which be could accept. so also with ths
opinions Of Professor Hare He denied also that the
sence Of spfitualism wAs, AT Ia alleged rensualism.
Mr.. Henry WKIGnr declared bis opinion .ast there is
The same difference OF character among oisenbodied
spirits az there amcDg spirits 10 The boiy and that the
eba, they ray tnaa eprA ia The body excep. 20 far
they might base teeuer opportunities 20 know the
tbe body til he esJEs to be sranru,, and disem.
bodied spIits are joft as naeie TO those
10 tho cody are. The coctrie OF total ieprsvty was con
trsdcieo by every msns experience DID any body ever
kpoe he ZINE 10 his IL not more pleasant
20 II 20 ,ei che tiu.S thar To speak falsebood2
ar Old GEsufHAs besr the pIatforp--'I never did,v
Mr. CLrEE-And yet Il | am not mslskeo, you once
Rcbed Gp the Coct me OF to'ai deprGvny.
MI WRIGHT-0b, iba. Tas because IL whipped into
me While boy.
MT. CLUE 10 the ohsirman)-A believe sir, you
once preached IT,
The cbsiy man gave O smile Of acquescence.
In the copcae OF the mornings seesiou coll cnn
taken no for eoored woman had been e Ancipstei
some tU1e ago in V,giDIa which STATE hsd leave
on account OF the w iorbddng the residence Of Incl
Psfed negroes there ard whose nnsband represented 70
DC ssl hsld IN slavery there or tpr.y dot
lse wss contributed ast 10 pa chasing ns freedom
Inc oepate vas con nued by @epas. snp. Morton,
Thsyer Cure and obers but there was hale inseresog
ia tbe speeches rne Convention at ~ O'CLOCK soos
RECESS iii O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
tie ball Of the Convention was quite crowded through
out the afcrtoon sesson Many Of the ypembers
their individual IDEAS spiritual natlers within the Of
eeen nnu'es allotted to eaoh Rous policeman, named
Roberts, was one OF those who related his bu,
taere "ds nothing 10 It, Mr. WRiGHT DISCUSSED the clause
10 me platform which declares tbst The Convention does
net recognise authoritative toe writings OF any man
or set Of men Did that spply to spifsuli of .he pas
as well AS Of the future Paul and Jesv, M well az 10
Or. Hare and Andrew jackson DsylsP He bop,l It did
Az all events would be criticised by their enonies
Ho wanted II to he For himself no rAisc.ed The sn-
noiy OF ell books ami IF all church aud political orNu
"a 0us inc authority that was absolute with him 70 al
not UP 'opaef 10 me skgnot ia She dead past bu. in M
on" "'i. Aoe Goa that spoke Ia hs Fn soul sas his
BOO "a 'V"y aud No hoped tie C00veason soad ed,nt
she Document as meaning that thus tasv soui s,ys,
awty OH external anth0riy-aa books Bb,as sba,,,,
and RofnDs.
An ola gentleman wh large blue spccs a,co,,os y,
te Convection % give m et tbe credit NJ socs.g tso
tch Attr searigin cla57se resd, however, he aie.