New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29
NEW EJOhS.

III. d.; author of Our Children III
| Heaven" THE Sexes Here and lereM-
| ter" In Both Worlds" etc. J. Il. Lip
| pincott Il Co. publishers, Philadeipala
| DR.. HolconLe is philosopher CT the
| Swedenborgian school He declares in his
| preface that his speculations are drawn
| from the pages Of Emanuel SwedeAborg,
/ whom lie deusminAtcs the Givinely COM
| missionsl interpreter Of the Wsrd Of God
lie further d;sclams fer hiS writings any
thing in eomnsn With the doctrines 81
| widely disseminated under TIE name Of
! spiri.ualis.. But ks ahr.as that it is pos
sibls isr ,norsals by pesss Of she revsiar
tians OF u critical analytical spirit to gain
! an accurate islghs into the other
! world, and to foyskDsw. by means Of Undue
tive reassa;n. what is % be cur late, slApe,
sensations, sex. AID occupation ia tho
other i.te'
He ca-.-s rs with him irte Sic sUtl;.as
my.te-il. .. 80 @rcat Unknown Hereafter.
,ll;cl. /. people. with living. moving.
speal:n. .ei..:s, s:fs,,. With ii. tie human
sensations, :~n-u an,: elevated as becomes
III" .i~i. .ta.c IL ".:"i. We coI0c - sitter
v la: j., .4.,yi. - death !: :llis lower world
lie cont, .'.s ga: .He :g.i..tu.., Ia every
,'Tm, C,.i.v .n! property w.l;"!. We AZ
:.ibu'. - g. '..r.;;.' .'t..t w.lc:. ~" hav.
nu: o- Immortality, ""l. t..... OF. Place in
VIA. We row :. Il, she Ia-.i .: a,..>:o lows. ouc
sorcop:i.n. W! j." reversed 20 lie e:te..:
q: KNOWN: Ia: - bs NE vol: q: sac
stance. Al .h.: !sie behind .Le one q.
sha.io~. The i,..s.s ia. W. never. .1.e oar
individuality; :..at l.a..th !. \ mere .raus;-
Ton sat. .hs. .uus.s :i.e .ens;,iTs pa: -..;n
the dead clay which i, ~ Inmates Acre below.
ana Transports it - The higher and uor.
perfect condition designed 10. is oy tbs
Create: from ths bcsi1L.ls.
All there 3 OF human Iii. passes .ato The
Other vor!G with tLs spiritual substance.
lsavia: :hs phvs:ca! substance dead a.!
iner: behind. Tie soU! enic:ges IN :he IN.
shape AND form 81 i!anaH being in,e n.
otte: vera. :l,ere % eu:e: upon . lie ans:
e1p-fieHcs anaiayrG, - shat below. Or. IS
10. t.Hs-:,:s either :o: e:e;ni:y. an. IN tas
f.'se-. >. things -. tho sor-oua1iDgs neces
ssr:iy aso':d viii the respective terms o.
e1istsncs-.!s5 :le Temporary. then ;l,-
permanent. - :ar as :he .p.r:t;ia. body IS
concerns. .s i. eternal. even IN .he e..iti;v
tenement: !: = :nor'ovc. unc,snsceh.e:
maa - :;.,.n. woman il woman. BAT though
there be oG... ma. Nis: female angels. there
i. 10 7e:cnGiIr. .;ou in t:lr s;,.-i: world. III.
E!t!ni..' uoic.. .: creation i = .!ca:cD ;u!
o. :n:c.s, which can only 20 produced by
naturl! organic laws IA Ills material word.
These appear 20 De the bases 0. the doc
tocs theories. lrcn them he rcsrs iucn-
u:ncnt 9: philosophical! spcc,l'a:!cns which,
ii &c: convincing. are vastly crter;ainin.
and absorbing. We .lay, net the ti:nc nor
space 20 summarize the work. nor to no.e
VIA: appears ~ us to be defect. in his
chain %: reasoning. Possibly there are ,
mono "k.c.l the author does not explain. oT |
which ne could not. were he questioned. |
But We can assnr: the reader that The !
Other Life IS wonderful production. 4 /;
bcld invasion OF the great Unknown Here |
after. and ma DO what tho author claims |
for i:-a chart 10 show Us the paths We shall !
oil have - tread.
James a. Gresham, bookseller. o2 Camp !!
street. has tho work for sale.
WooEp AND WoS; or. the 1rne Vairo |
of Woman. A Novel BY William b. |
Phillips. W. E. Hilton. publisher. Now
York.
The publisher has sent us copy Of this
work. through :he book store of Albert
Eyrich, No. l3O Canal street. I: is the
story Of n young man born in France. bat
Nv;u ~, n,,l>
The latter finally dies. and leaves the hero
immense wealth in lands negroes. bank
stock and cash But the condition in the
will that he should neither sell nor cmanci-
pate tho slaves. troubles the young mans
conscience. and makes him doubtful about
The time OF the truthful history is 1Si?,
and we regret that it was not our good
fortune 10 have met with such Il disinter-
estcd young F:cncLinan. so very cxccp-
tionally unseliish. Perhaps Our young
lady readers will wish to know whether he
finally took the property. encumbered as i.
was. and married the American girl witt,
whom he fell in love while crossing the At
antic. All in4urers on the subject are
referred to Eyrich.
The HOUSE, BEHIND THE PorIAEs ANovel
BY Mrs. j. Il. Beckwith. author Of Tho
Winthrops.'
We have never read the first work written
~ oar gifted towns woman, bu. we have
gone through The House Behind the Pop
ars" with moro than ordinary interest.
Nth us, the name of a female author is
nIna facie the reverse of a recommendation
% book, and we rarely anticipate anything
Ibove II rather tame, eminently reputable |
'ut rather t!resome essay upon the virtues
# temperance, morality and wealth. With |
most authors, al the noble beings, all the
'otter portion of man and woman kind arc
Wealthy, and, being such, are possessed o:
il the modern accomplishments. Dsraeli,
is said. gives no sort Of prominence t. any
liaracter whose income does not amount
. at least fifty thousand q year; the au-
hor OF st. Elmo, and four OF five other books
the Same stripe, invariably creates char
cters in the siiniiitude of young misses of :
airteen and fourteen, who will quote you ;
'ore than q hundred lines from . dozen {
uthors, all in different languages. They
cnerally prefer German, and French, and :
ALLAN works in the original, as they loso so '
uch by the translation. Precocious young 9
,nuines But while Mrs. Beck with docs
IT s,ffact auch an Intimate acnuoiutanca |