Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-03-05
Continuation.
Unfinished Report Of Session
! v.

Thanks TO the material progress which
has given to the Nineteenth Century, travel.
ing facilities Of which the a%ncients scarcely
dreamed, our professional tour to the North,
has been expedited more than we had thought
possible, and our return to The duties which
a profound devotion 10 the interests Of the
New England IsMs has imposed upon us,
more rapid than We had dared 10 expect.
Thanks, again, 10 the Improvements in S,eno.
graphic science; bn, far greater, deeper, and
mors durable thanks 10 the vo'0biti,y of
tongue that distinguishes our nasal toned
Northern "brethren'', we have been enabled
TO transfer more cabaIistic matter TO our Note
Book in a few days, than could be done in an
age in the ba, barous eras Of the worldly
which OF course, we mean all time anterior
10 that memorable epoch Which gave 10 the
American Continent, the (rush) light Of
Puritanism!
As we anticipated, our friends, the Isms
mustered, in great force a, the cabali>tic
meeting, and were very glad to see US! And
that is quite natural; for, as Reporters are the
eVNSA W WuhNu lnC WOtlu ! . tuJSLteIIeu :
and the Pu,ilans are themselves the Light( ~
and excessively anxious to spread themselves,
they can not but regard us with special favor !
That we are not unworthy Of the confidence
reposed in US, we hope 10 prove one of these
days. by publishing, with entire fidelity, what
we saw and heard in the CabaIislic assembly.
This, we are restrained from doing at present,
by reason Of a resolution introduced inst
before the meeting adjourned, to the effect,
that the members of the Press be requested
to withhold from the public, the particulars of
the discussion until the cabalistic philosophers
shall hare satisfied themselves that there is no
need land never was any need, Of a Creator,
by developing" a theory accounting for the
manner in which the first atom or particle of
matter made itself, or grew out Of nothing!
We trust our readers will hold down their
curiosity until the seal Of secresy can be
honorably broken. Meanwhile they may be
consolcd by the consideration, that, as the
proceedings Of the cabalistic philosophers are,
collectively, but the latest form Of "new moral
ideas" they may ex,rac, from onr repor, of
the doings Of all the IsMs, the essence of what
itanspired At the New York meeting Tor it
is clear 10 the least reflective mind, that there
is = close analogy between the efforts Of the
New Yoik philosophers to eliminate the
Creator out Of the World, and those Of the
New England IsMs 10 oyeriurn His provi.
-.
When PESTS had pail the tribute which he
deemed due to New England, and SO happily
embodied in the patriotic adaptation of 'The
Red, White, and Blue.' Abson.s rose to inform
the assembled delegates that the Rev. Ebe.
nezer Timbxctoo had honorsd the Convertible
with his presence. He begged permission,
therefore, 10 interrupt tho regular course Of
business, in order 10 introduce = motion
complimentary, Gas he conceiyed) alike 10
Rev. Brother tor he had the facial quail
Of "a man and bro,her') aud 10 The
Convsaiicle. clear, hsar) The meeting
asssnting, Absonss drew up snd read Z suitable
motion bns i was 90 outragsously nasSlates
in the reading, that we ara forced to make The ,
lvowal (howsysr Notifying to our vanity
hat this Reporter u.,sriy faiIed 10 apprshend ,
he meaning Of the discordaat twan.ins
Whs.stoss, that he integrity 4 this chronicle, j