, 1864-08-11


pdety and necessity Of oreanizat on, which be
coueidered Fns the only refuge for them to occupy,
to eave them nom disintesrssfou and The relapse
The fearful immoral results Of SABBATH sehoYrss
paid ministers ana other orthodox organizations
ihey should not: iliog,eally dseading The result,
etchpw organizations OF All kinds.
They required no uousenefcal sects continually
trpn,nR about ttparating lheoloRlcal d'.emae. OF
thote who wanted se'ect oraantzstion, but those
who ou'd col.ect publlcans and sinners, radicals
snd t.ut1swe. p0or and rich. pure or guilty, and
qrench their fires xith tears Gf angel mercy. Re-
saTdine the form Of organization 1t must be some
Thing Dew and differing entirely IRON everybody
and everything else Of the past and present. The
systs1 Of splstuasnm ProPqeed to institute upon
spd care nothing for the laws and dogmas. The
speaker concluded at come length II the usual
sis!e a1athiamstzing present Ee!isious ia.titc.
eEi1 and the unequal dlst1ihntton Of riches as
aLa eove1anent.. 4 true government would, be
elevate woman to her proper position, hulllng
held by woman are he'd The remedy for these
eV3e. the dawn Of the universal 1topta would be
hropeht about By the adoption Of d sptsitualistic
Upon motion, 1t was resolved thst Mt. Clarke
address shall b. haIded to the Publishing Com
4 selection By the Chicago Quartette was next
given, After which, the chairu.n introduced
Mics Lizzie Doten. the celebrated insplrational
Mis- Doten, Nke the Dutch preacher, wished
10 fay lev wcrde before abe began. 1t was hard
WORK sptaking that atternoou, and She felt az II
&c had o9st smslGsd nom the hesy furqaee Pre-
trvo, but she hoped thai ihe eare .n1rte % rS9eh
hov!red around them would attend her. On the
snhjeet Of organization. she could not decide m.
til abe could see some regular plan So she did not
lions II ihe World, Woud limit der or rsstrct ber
n5 Me5 was stsonger Than The ~ more
against her will, had removed her IRON Beloved
church and close associations. To strive against
u this Convention. and had bsbbled md strupg;ed
lite fchool hogs to gain the victory but ther CON
fusion az utelese, snd they bad -unk down by tue
tent, She lad felt this latsnt Sniritnslism 1y;ne
latent y thin her, only waiting for some power %
move her from feeling Of almost dull, cold death,
Great Power which rontro,,ed themN
a Power which they could not name or
by The spirit OF God. l'hst nower sb@ feit Won,d
thm and 1e,d them N yctorS ayer 1hs,a
s%sa. Sa '9glts ts sao ipss ana eyss her en sss
he commun ideas. for the was nere- s a. cio,ions
Ct eo,ree as When she Tas Il 1o:ino her
BE- That 5ripce ehe nat .. 1e
III Of rvinp nfense e. pIHss g. 'oA wat.is
fave offence, they must remember that ehe
hAAFf anna
Enrds. HCons,der fhrn tbis dey WSoms w.1 I've ve
serre man 6r The eternal sn.rtf' shehad stnd;ed
oTuanitms Of every End, .tad5ins until her soni
ornse IN snr aronv thst a1esn fnrsoot h.r ces1ids
.nd tSod soals not enter H., her p
E.h vision II whh as aeI ~
tne Galy ORGANIZATION .anL eooio oe, me one Wmch
@ mi eof q aaafeas
speakeE ht:hly suloeized; Misa Doten continued
eg .tatne, hat ~ Y this tR5s o. freedom nodded
condition 81 every fallen one, snd aid the emanc1
patron Of the slave. She did not wish to interfere
With politics bnt II the proerees OF freedom crossed
the path Of politics, 1t The fault Of polines for
could five Wy to 1otlaos. Some i hight LOOK I np
the .srs s1d esnss: e tie stars
banner studded WITH the living stars Of the great
Crestor, which enci!c'ed them all az brethren. She
| did not think any plan OF organization would he
brought about IN this Convention, but they III be
brought nearer to ueaveu, and all feel the better
70. meeting together.
md considered hat organization y wonla I'D come IN
due time but he believed 1t woud have to be eiit-
ed through human mentality. He knew the evil-
reason why i proper association shou!d fail. and
+ he thought lhatif they renamed unorsanlzed as
heterogeneous maes. would be impo.eible 70.
them to WELD their power successfully. Their
power would be lost, for even the churches would
steal their thunder Every liberal mind, at thf
present time seknowledged the truth OF sp:ri!
1
steal thefe facts, which wo1ld reyivlfy them and
strengthen them The splrtualssts were very
powerful In reality; they repree ented millions O
issePh iss}P Sd u No syzten 'D "s' aos 'sen 'seAos'
1he meeting then adjourned until O'Clock.
| EVENING SESSION.
The President opened the meeting by naming
ns ns,9alE Sn pa9 Po-t:, u, "a Famo
MINI min Tods. '' 8 = D's' "* '''ef 'no 0e''''
Tnnn nntfnp Elder Miles Grant and W,n Oh
|
eafTan ans To H. eens
faesSTo, ~nH osq s'. oeen n nsa1etateo 10 ianate
A., rews she "a the ~ifn ~ ~ nS, IA
PFeshyte,isn minister. ~ wSo because M he he ooposed
IL .s.Ho end ineo
& .e has,ad ~ e5a ~ II ust yee1s, e WnGn
Tbe E1tten " M scnnnt of h
NJ Haines nar,ated .omyehsp III paf1Gn af1,;I., =,
the incarcess;on Of r. B. Eddr tn,,'tns;iss fn =,
mi. eat5 soae yEsrs ago; l9 that case be himsell
M nGr9,tx ~ ~ sns ueeaase ne oe1aTea 10
ealled N sii The priests of tie city. to Gee whst
CONSTITUTED insanity and moi tWithstsns3ne sjlthe
aeo b We,e
IAN immcrtaiity Tss cnn.iTered bT # tha ,nrs nv
!o Be- ont q bis mind The chairman then intio
duetn 70 toe meellns aenI{ =. Wr1gnt- the ntst
IT. Wsht Si.ses Il I to 'ee esoa how man, 8, his
acoitnr9 Nou!o oo,ain ~ loe9 ran Inc proceed.
i9cs @ Q, see e9hssn.lon, N1en ihey Fcsurned home:
Ipe5 2n,a,neo HI no gooo ,som tae eese19p Naat
soou Muuu .oI ~ aE.ns E5i ~ 70 anem. ne E9nta
nd ha op pG, 1os 1
In The suitit or out ofitH II hs carried od in Iii
Nnn t:na vherfSpe - ne rent md II ~ c1rI3rh ~ tht
deyn with him In the eh.pe Of hatred he would and
the desh eve5 %heIe: l9tasr maxim he Wasnso ss,
nmIv commsnds." they need not searc11 tbc Ko
72n. the shasteEr, or the Bible for Hlt will, To-