, 1873-09-18


4 Rentlunan aroso to otror resolution.
a!lan Annie 1linnan thought he had better whit.
The TIE Chair thought 10 too.
Tho man waiteI. |
s1tnn Annio then road Tho MINES Of several peraons
Tno naa patd their doara ma delegates, md invited
The response waa not go aastoring II might havo
Tho Ohnir suggested that tho money bo maid to tho
pIopoe parties. but ho failed to designate who they
Tho Chair inquired Of tho aa,!enc. II tbov voro IN
favor Of rccomlntlng tho incanito resout;on in
accordance co. With tue motion Of Mr.. Cotton.
Tlo 9nly response waa ca for the rcading Of tho
Col. Blood read It, and sala he could sos nothing
wrong about 1t.
THO motion to rocomnit waa lost and tho motion to
adopt carried.
rho no1t resolution. donounetng tho lnfamy of tho
Young Nous Christian Associations OF tho country,
Judgo l1obrook wantoa to know whero tho infamy
A man aaid that Tonnio O. claan could tell him, IL
she wanted to. a,
Col. blood alao declined to explain.
Mr. Jamiesun jumped Into the breach with aevornt
Young Nou's Christian Association Societies % wore @
na G t. fep o
republican government, rs laid by tho Revolutionary
lliascs greeted tho closo Of his rcmarks
Judge nolbrook confeaaod he couldn't SEQ tho point
Of hr. JAm.esona explanation. What waa the In
not mako 1t alt Infamous atto.nptn7 He moved TINT
ns All amondnons, and 1t was adopted.
Mr. Cotton Bad tho Young Mems Christtan Assocsa.
tios contained great deal of talont wero working
vigorously. Catholics md proteatanta combined wero
III Tho 10
tho country tho Jesuits Of Protestantsn and
thoiE tseian w1s to Incorporate recognition Of God.
Cr1s snd tho Dtolo In tho national constitution Tho
Rev. stcphon H. Tying, Of New York. had said that
ndels Ind no 70 !am to Tho privileges Of czcns Other
principles and It WAS t,o that spiriualists up
aud do4ng
4 gentleman moved In amendment that tho evan
Reical Rocietiea DO included III tle donuneiaory
iusion They worked fully as much evil ~ the Chris
tim Associations.
Tho next resolution, conforming enildron's pro-
Rresss6 lycoun* was adoped despite the opposition
The moral principles Of tho sccl werc then delivered
IN loud touu by Col. Blood, anl unanimously
adoptod tho motion and scconda being sdo In every
The principle relating to social freedom, and mar
ringe bronghs Judge lIo,rook to his feet: His
tho Of rea T love- @ md md W. Were rreee
with loud arIlauaa BY tho chrlHtia,s and other
s' 70 ii os sssss H. IL @
ssntionoa whos IL addrsasIng 1io showed logic
ally and concuaivsly that could not do as ho
ssvsranes, wooahnt1, olaain. and other oldorly
away from tho force Of his ro1narka.
Judge In the debato, and for time It was matter Of
doubt which side would win In tho controversy. Tho
aud tho favorite fentnrc Of tho fah was retained.
An Inspired de!rgata named Pore, "assiHed by tho
anHes," AZ no said inado most mint -lligib1e Al
Mrs alearns gavo her private history, which was not
at all ed'lytng Or Interesting, though ut tnes ego
Mrs. Laura g. Owen, IN elcgant.looktng woman from
lndlsnanoi!s fetlowed suit Her husband Ind tried 10
cnrot divorce from him becase ho drank. He got
little better afterwards and she married him again.
but happily lhc thing vas not succeagfu She waa
now divorced widow, and II slle married again
u would bo for loso, even # tho happy was
Tl,e majority report of tho COMMITTEES on Resolutions
VA Tha tn' aost sma9asy u 9 49pts u.s. fo9ws
forms. ~
oHAr. /.
Ihat Spfritunam In but another name for humane
taanin, and its missions IL {sis) tho solution Of all
proalstna in which tho welfare Of humanity is tn
That this Convention mnkes tho following proposi-
ttons:
That the phenomenal era Of BpIrltualiam has DEM
onstrated tho fact OF continued o1Htence and that 1t
should 10 now cutered upon iA practical era.
;, That the ultimate value Of spri.ualism consists in
It's capacity to bstor the condition Of individuals and
That tho ATM Of Earth-ifo should be not ouly tho
accumulation Of material wealth. but also the accu-
laion Of spritual wealth. go
That whole spiritual bodies cannot DO developed In
That tho basic problem Of life is Low to secure per-
feet boles in which thu spirit may ayo devolopuent
Tint nerfect nhysiru1 holtes .nend unn1, 1,orfprt
conditions Of geuerntion gcstatIon o. erowth md
tint Hho wo ignore llo question whatever these aro
thu most important that humanity can consider,
aud fundamental to my true spiritual
sclcnco md, therefore, that this Convention an
nouncca that, in this opinion tho first practical Holk
for Spirlluastsi Ia to discover advocate a. practice
tho science gone1atsng gesating aud growing chill
dren tlat III tho next generation wo may reAilzo ap
improved humanity.
That hypocrasp f,c} Is tho most dangerous element
Of present civilization, mud indvidnnls who profess
uo System Of !uorals apI practice another forms the
most dangerous cl1aB Of BUeilty.
CHAP. H.
That orlor Ia tho tirat Law Of tho unirerae.
That org .nization IL order expressed. -
That organization to bo slecual lnuBt 10 natural
constructed after the law Of evolution found in
T!lat spirltuaats should organize; and TINT they
must do 10 bsforo any practical movement can tc
carried out. .,-