New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

should have been encouraged by his father and would
have been II that father had had the u control 9l ms
his life to keep up with his lectures, to make up Io o
time whine at the same time he was STUDYING the 6loG
and the works of the Oneida Community WIN "h'cu
his father supplied him. ana sad lh't, a'
that time, the prisoners reason ia I've,
obedience his fathers wishes and went TO the OueA
Community in accordance with what he Thought To- be lu9
imperative requirement OF God. He Mr Scovllc ma
not IN his heart to visit him with one iota of cenSuc m
entering the portals OF nat disEraeou Gny ire
nexi world cndtogcred lie was sincere in everything
| that he did. His whole conduct in the Community WIS
the outgrowth OF an intense, uncontroaoo Ie"sio"'
sentiment.
A nit WITH THE DIsTRiCT-ATToRNEY.
Then MI Scoyie spoke OF the prisoner claim oilHpi
ration after he left the Community which brought ONT
some snecring remarks from the Disuct-Atorney' ME-
scove resented the remark by saying that there was
such thing possible for man 20 live IN CHRISTIAN
| community, surrounded 10y Christian influences ana
associations who had not the rcmotest idea o "Lat an
! inspiration nom God means ,..,... . ~, , it-.s.
Inc D.sric.-Auomey- do not think That God inspires
devils
Nj scovirc-I believe AMI know, that the Lord does
yia s children iu this world. And wie there mi! ne
individuals living here who do not KNOW 10, ana VINO con
sequeuty cannot nave any l,i OF such t.luE "a, ne
| presence ana cOusoIh- influence '"l tio L"r Hp.tt
| OF God Ia me heart pity me man WIZ
cannot realize that taclc ls -ucI thlS as an over
WAemhs' contt"iih- beti ia t.' Ai''~'Jl' NIl !
amount TO feeling OF Inspiration, ana leave the De
uigEtod mind to do that al which ,uc sane mind reNois
Proceeding with the review of the prisoners lie down
10 the time when ne -ut money from Dr. NdcArhuT' pr
~, shown t3i f. prisoner mad u,i been having his
nd bills which seemed 10 b.. the great rhine
| w -, M mo-, ,-,,- o., a.. '.. ',,.,.l
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. - n, t an. MOI r.,,,- his I,.r,I NH.
NJ t,r,s,.r ms, ore ~. ,i .Ici ,ttI,I, of NV
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wins - IN ~, m ,'ir I'll y ,,.v / y-,I nav
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H ds ~ ~ i,d, 'r,,,. mod IN - and de-
ei' IT, a,,s sI,,i5 rrr,,trtc ,,i,,,n ,uiilo
Innd The roiIury inst jiic Lur.- l OF eTs nj Tic
rs.,t ina -, b, v mat tine Lord calls Them TO eN
mort their clI6w-fcn TO rcurut and come to God. Com
\ ing- down to the PRISONERS connection with
! tle poitcll canvas OF ESQ he advcrtcd
ia li. rg,fi.ir IA "A pronf his uI.Ountnpss Of mind
Mr. S..iI -.o., nj i,. ,ris,noI's a.icfion for thc
,,ri,, ', ,f i ! iaft.r In Iir a. rtirIJ SAVING
t,', t' NH ,',rT a y ,l. V,rt I,fv and b,f,,,c1
80, ,,,i tI,o i-,i,od :t,r. in Vienna
-',,, and ~ iftaa nam ,,onfrd tbc ti4fri1n
',, 80 ~, - 80. 80, az ~ ..,IJ would un
-, r , ~ ot in, rI,t ,v1v3 - me- L1J t,iI any
,ra, az t,, IN, ~ - b ~ : b. Austrian Ni.sinn
- "a -, hin, n,J s,I .1ira il "a nav, -. Itnsoiud
tu . ''it nm llI 9"i, ~ 30 fi ~ iI,,, -
hllnu' ~ - a., Vi" ~, i . " - " i
se,i9e "VuIu 1''h ~ 'Hd' way ,..t., ....i g., a.,
MI me IvtlIN w., nc Pui IN ~,
spring oI 1851, ana le eii ~! Oh II upon Il'
Iuihu, icadlh- MN 70 'tl'Ne IHd' Iir I'.Pu.,pII
can party would be defeated al te next crcIon' luii
that cyil war would en.ue No sane man Wod.G e'5I-
tain sHch an ldea Dut hS man uG' ana UIitI ttt o
!usi3H ''' az d' NI ~ s N w." Ii,L i,'
world. lie h4d got the ldra Il&m man ,, nSn III