The New York herald., 1869-03-01
the spIalTuALYTs.

The New Religion Of the Unlvcrse-A 6pir.
itualistac Doctor ON the Religious situa-
tion-The Devil to be Put 70 Death and
Hades TO be Abolished.
II Warren Chase Is TO be believed the new religion
SO long looked for by the progressive hopeful has
been discovered. Mr.. Chase last night held forth at
the Everett Rooms, corner Of Sixth avenue and
Thirty-fourth street. His hearers mainly indi-
viduals Of the spiritualstic persuEkiop. although
some were curiosity ty-seekers Tiss As1f dropped in
for the purpose Of seeing t1s tei4ssas elephant"
The inspired orator-fcf auoA VA TaiE}sd to De-was
sung into an inspv&ssona c9niltioia by . quartet
consisting Of twe ladies and swo gentlemen. The
music WA passap>y good and seemed to throw q
psychooga ~ infneneeJver all the faithful present
sif Chase. whose appearance bore striking re-
ssmDlance % the }hysique q old ossawattomle
% nearly S every c,e winding up win an exclamation
sala RO nm and nsmsd Burissh @ Thsy 5srsainiy made made
up the lurliest string Of Thythmic fandango that
ever to,k liberties with printers, ank.
Chae proceeded 10 discharge himself OF the Spirit
ualstt0 fleofes in him contained. He informed his
a So nnd put the oS Sev o
death ~ had determined to allow Satan
ys seger a,rnda and IN Destroying t1at ma
red h&t p}&4oj6 6Her which he had SO long presided.
mt Wn5 0n3 ranch 0fthe work which Sptrituasm
ma kQmI W uOs Iue speaker suIu ~ Wdb glorious
10 6e a out and out Spirituallst. Some OF
tn members Of the faith, however, were more
htrny favored than others. These, owing to
th6lf clairvoyant perceptions. were enabled to
tree" what the spirits ssay.n This was fine
way Of putting 1t, but Mr.. Chase was evidently
much pleased with putting 1t just so for he repeated
the assertion in the most emphatic manner There
were some spirtualized, he SAID, IN this life that
they were permitted to converse audlbly with their
friends on 't'other side o. J0rdan.n Such converse
tions were carried on BY the spirits in soft, mid
whispers not more noisy than the duttering express
The inspired speaker paid his respects to the
churches IN manner remarkably forcjble, consider
whose life had been filtered through the sieve OF
Spirtualism and made as pure and white as clean
linen. lie 'skurslyn doubted, he said, that the
pagan and the Christian would meet on equal terms
in the next world where the afrectional life would
progress for countless millions OF centuries In that
life the real child the real man and the real woman
would be found going on and going on for
ever and ever through innumerable cycles
OF growth, development and harmonization.
II Go anna eys5S woSd osnss the
churches with their old God and devl-the ofsprings
OF Persian superstition-t0 dispute that As for
Swedenborg, he could only say that he was error
all over Mm, up and down and crosswise. There
cuated TO meet the requirements OF q barbar0us
age, was fast dying out. II wasn't just the thing
for the nineteenth century. 1t was played out and
he didn't care what the newspapers said to the
take to keep It alive few years longer. The decree
had gone forth that Christianity must die and that
Spiritualsm be accepted as the new religion BY all
civilized peoples.
The inspired preacher talked in this strain for
over an hour and was enthusiastically applauded at
the close OF his remarks. The exercises closed with
singing by the quartet with piano accompaniment,
and the audience dispersed.