The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-28

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q nans Being, p9eseaaed 0Ea collection of
,tloouments1 raletiye co Lia history and
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tSfniHfns9n SnGH es!, OK E England, ana regubiiah
by George Bushs Professor. OF Hebrew
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ssss -f,, 80 \. TJ.,S. 80 s.s.s' a..t
iFSsgS5a.t HS K5aafftlIyine FMS sprionty than
'anyehlp8 ste could cay. Fifss, however.
Sen6ybe Wetl sc say that the amusing
( tstasSsa3 3abSnt Lila distipfes Hprofessing to
c6sAnanna Nihh aniriLs-la. set ristss for
iaecsassd, drieada. j, eto, = have as much
46Atfon Ga truth as che story OF Swe.
dsn6cfg's insahity, which III aa true as
,tbe ssjl older satory aboutr the primitive
4Gisaistians. Uh0,s dt Was long believed,
ueed eoA begin tlteir nightly worship by
kiiiibg and eating p child. ~.
SWedepb0FG died IA London. March
~. t772, aged eightTsf sfouy The Royal
Academy Of Scielces,i of Sweden, up.
poihtaa One OF its p,smbers, n. Samuel
9sRdeAi itndaliseran Aalogiam upon 9Be-
s!enborgsji iae. Stockholm, October 2, 31f72.
';s':1enttst stnen,'" Be begins, ..permit me to
Shtertain; you this day, upon o subject
.thakiis not of an sbstracted or remote
oasafe.s bat 10 intended TO revive the
sgyeeable remembrance Of . man cele-
sbiiAatsd {or his virtues and his knowledge.
one Oh Aheo]dose membera of this Aca-
:asmy,end one whom We all knew and
.ieysd h, TT .. he, hhee :sspsiIspts OF esteem and
trie4aehlp with which, We all regarded
1hedet9 n EMANUEL Svedenhorg, assure
aaoS 9sl sheipleasure wislf which you will
usten fo'naS Willie ne 10 the B1biect Of
my DISCOURSE; happy should 1 be could
a 4anewasgonr.sx r.sxfssotationa. and draw his
,,o9ae9tum5lntae' mahner is deserves! But
y thefe are @ some 'Homndtenances N Of which,
% ne paintefq asanse ns, it Ia extremely
lgomen!t TO give IAN exact ikenees. !.o~
oimoult tnen must 1t be to delineate that
81 yait ana ,snsa sublime o gsnias who never
Ipisd with heaciences the moat profound,
was iong, engaged; with reaearches into
the escfefs OF 7hayuYe. and who, in Lis
lastar ysdrs. applied all his efforts to un-
-ya11 usR gEnateas uyateries;tWho. to ar
rive aea Gs1taia a5raashds 'of knowledge,
ogsned for IidnselfA way of his own,
HssaoQteyar straying @om sound morals
'ci:sss Sif:tfge piety; - -, 23.%a
-; Never (dig ne ailoTahimHslE 60 have
.sM6oatse-to .M 10 aisa'nsnlaticn, -. 35.
~; ,1aewss the si1oeFe frisha Of mankind.
: ae ss Tes cAeeriai and agrssable IN society.
!. siatn, I'd AS aPnPlio funtfienaryshe was
:nRrlghe ana Jpet, neg11el Iat, but
;nc own advancemens he lived
:aafef .,a4 tne sslgns or many Of our soye-
.relggpEg, .lggE eng .en1 19yed the particular favor
eea45lnaaeaa OF shem all. he en-
3a,sI 3oyea mnas sa. ~exoeilens health. having
- s.Sst ~. oAPefienceu me sN8ntest
,paIsRSg,siCn nnd Rsfh III; Gontent within himself
AN reapects,, one jof. the happiest that
oveT ielaSo saf i2s pt man-P. SO SO.
u Hs s;Tas s tof gfeAt many years at the
'heeS Sa5 of ,ne mapea 9t sweden.
,s .ssn.; sSIan. A1noseI1ohn; y ;pou Hopken, who
$oSaoEelAeeep years Prime Minister of
HTsseqeeta. ss.3 tnnIna nIta 5wrltes. TO- Danish &C.
nefa': ..,' ..a
a.: a. 81 ,Si u Il.,s ~ have not only known
.nsI lST2%saen1Dofel tbese two-and-forty
SSatss WI g!so, some time since, daily
pansnSsg WI psansaIa ata e company: LIDO
.noE seoaneos to have known any man of
$50 "oSnshns uhh.losm'y virsuo4s character than