, 1869-06-19

Convention ut In
dlAAaAPolik4

SFecta! Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1SpIASA>0I1s, June Is.
The spIitual Contention met at All hour BE-
fore Noon, and. at,er some business bad been
tranRaeted, tt was announced that many Of the
delegates Who were expected hsd not Jet a5z,Trd.
and, Ivy consent, further business was deferred
until The afternoon seAsIon-
Tne Pestnrn4thcH introduced to the convention
Mtk- AAfJ Thomas Cla1k. Of Att1co- She and fc1
husband had oeeu a2trtualists for long ttmc.
She thought anc knew something about it swelTr
yeArs sgot but Light hsl receouy bcen 7eceised
which showed how feeble was their knowledge
then. The En.ts*s Of the people must look 10
Sp;st.uatlsm 1eT thc:E future guidance and conso+
!ation. She did not cure whether persons were
called fn0des Or not II fhcE were Splsttuaus.a
That *as cnooEh foE her, splfttual.xm Is needed
hAd tuprosed that In camu: to tins countrT cyeTy-
thing would he SO much ..ptr elevated ana parr,
hfcanse Thought was free; but she had found H.
parties md secss ,hs. the n most Teasuq coI9uns n
politician etood the best chance Nothinc
6u: spis.tualiam could hrsns abou. a reformsnoa
flons; Re 1ull Of talk nl,out haw the world may Be-
madc ;e':es. She wanted religion which should
maAf Aef ttettes, aud Ehe tho-ght each person
: SnoL. looI nrtt and ali the tine TO what would
eless. Acm*elycs
D :. PEait Of Cincinnati, was the rrz. speaker.
on ta= platton and ertsi sin the audeus e Is well
NJ II. CLARK had done He felt Ike suxga.squV
70 het as .ae bad better kyrp POLITICIANS of such
tNen.y team standing, but tor a iong time was
afraid 70 asow bis tellel lie WAS sent bJ spirits
ri t1 tnitt he n;o nos knoE whss for,
W2 nDK ready to take anything that came IN his
way. lie believed that the lev splnsualists ia
. so4!a ts ,s"s s - n ~ uoie iotnh
should not fear 70 SPEAK suy truth, whether had
I 1ams Tesff9e1 nJson ~ 'nes M ~ 1rtr n" Ham, .c
everybody here ssoed upon q free platform, aud
nv e,t1 ne ~ sov,a tn..a ). sa,,a
@hins ir,er ,nI htshae sh.n nar 1. ~ ~
emaSIe* 1h;ch hnfs n tentitncy tn N snsta ns eso.
tasSa anu seeta5tans; 1ts,
Il I'd de1e n 'e eoed 70 h nes; the t1 speesh
Of th1t old gentleman. JudSe AeDon,1d,
tancc with hin, be Knew aim bt reputation. lie
had bern himself thoroughly convincel Of the
Ter tnsi IL Se1 YorI. shicn crrstss gueh ~ senss.
t;ou, there werr enc tuudred aw1ers aai 4
crea1 crowd constantly present one witness
that ae VA, phntec1anSef. but not
a believer in 6ofr.,ualtsnI. Cutainr down broad
way be- saw AumleF : siyn and vent In. ue Ct
nara a. .oe e1s,e. mi 81 and b1 tae Hncr MEET
nnttinr III hsnt m ne Gamer tho snst,na1 rho.
tus thns. sp s. .Rer,,ea 7SHx ,nHtai
Mnmirr fhr1e ire, ,os.S nistss snd nrcnsyr,j them
.h, susae" n1J w pau~a auo - ..aH e
~ AteStse- - tu1L a&aAAEd N4 49, ~ AoeAsA
and ~ ~ tsS sfut trts,,. ~ *. ="
arJ VI s1 u.u:4 ta.A4eA.o " VI. @A0e
1yan. Ia.4a ,t'n.stt - 1.I,.-.-.,, .+.+n,
.hs, tI,,t .nt ~ 49, y, t'aa ~ }a
js.ir ~ IItns.9s sphs ~ st ~ - .hi
10 t,ro.,nca nv W. ~ ill.,, .1 +ha- n.1
setn1.; t auem ana ~. baaa aou osnsta ~
r. 80 tt = haoae slseaMeA. AS Mas RiCpat ~
tnr.:j ~. aaI man Noula pioauEe sac1 ~.
sin, y! ~ a4vac NC 04sAt AxfE a1a S0E<A 'u1
II,
.enrs ,aao noa asA one Of MS 1otoct, Eno alea ~
Ehrt%
pecuiiar ,iataG&"ln. ol sc1t!sonfle, nao seGo
aide q nyaS !eaE* axo. uh n,eee WAS al that time
could pui then j., Msat etfahgc pneaomenA, Mnlcn
alpust.d and H. 49,. Snafca thef weir constantly
give 1t IN Same ,, naa finally persuaded 70
,C1me to jrfs.+xne., ago Professor bands
to expQet Ept.1,p.lt.,o ~. and undertook
and exposed ii and Inn ~ e,seoTered ts hia G1ck
ye1T next ptcht HIS VIE t,oeeae ~ we Aoa1eoce- The
rrtdtrm, She can rot ne S,, most wonderful
lock the drawer sud On t,r,n "a a astand-drAMc+,
written upon On 10th rides ". y IL cat It will be
be . vefy good man h,mui1 .na 9os pretend to
any thing from flu TO tauo tc,i sh+ ue Mont1 hst
They had little daughter VINO canno. r1L ~ II
stapd and On taking II OUT it would IL sa1 snas1
-ore1 both hdcA Spirits SPEAK to thtto ia .rnu,n
-Yplces Is loud a. he Eas tsstn
Il gentleman here arose n,1l s.t. that Nj. Johs
W. Ea1ton Of this CITY, Bald he would g1yc finS -
the society 70 see his wife do whaS he nad asl M
-copkd- He did not make the ofser fFpzn any spir
OF skepttcia1n, bnt because he desircl 10 see
-donc and wished The c1use veil
Ar.. httgF1n said his vile WAS Little bashsu1
aid the 5eat could not te pcrfortnta Ut III ttocs
dSns; {Gs r. r. .c;ed as mssnet, and thc moment b
.osocaea nGs. Lac power gocs AWAY; Hs aonat