The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-25
there the req. o, hi, M. Some o, New York,

there the rest OF his life. Some Of New York q
greatest lawyers had come from Orange
county he said. and he named Ogden Hoffman
them with the greatest, good humor. He
The subjects too large" he said when he
was asked TO speak OF the. recent conversions
to ,srirltualtsm. 1t Is all summed UP in the
old saying. magma est veritas. ct rrTvaehit.
hay" expected movement Of the sort, but
az not cxpect 1t so soon or that IL would be a
tual wave Of such dimensions as this promises
to be-, These ministers all OF, them believe
more than they dare say They begin TO speak
frankly S and ne spectre Of an empty pew
very Fear "i srsaE frankly h Helps srri,uaIism
juries. Invariably when tho jury retired he
e9noMset the eide OF the case that seemed to
h nn o wSTkss Whs9 the y Gyds in 0nn
against his own convictions. At lcnsth he
would 90 over to the other sdc-and the rest OF
his side would go with him.
50. | would rather have these men who are
seeing the truth be apparently inclined against
at eve an nGS Of gsEeri thew
bring their people Nth them. They will have
great influence. SO far as Mrs, Piper Is con.
c.rnGd she is,a great medium. No one has yet
attacked her honesty orsincerlty. Shc Is work
lhg among men OF science, men OF learning.
m"n OF culture she is doing great WORK h,vs
stood. | am constantly receiving messages.
The messages that have made public hereto ct +,
have come to me since have been here. |
have com Implications forty ana NIFTY pages long
from above that surpHss beyond all considera-
ton anything that could have been written 10y
Chaplin. Beechcr, Storrs any OF the great
preachers that were, and are"
Mr.. Marsh pointed to a pile OF closely written
ended with tho signature st; Paul"
| have not made these public. People would
not accept them on ny authority. some Tune
In answer to the arguments OF unbelievers
hat spiritual SIN hasnever improved the world
In practical way. has added nothing to SCI
Marsh said that the spirits regarded this world
no NOR" than snap OF their fingers. Their
thoughts were on the higher plane. 1t was
very likely, he said. that the spirits were, SO
busy with the, higher thoughts that they had
no time to bother with earthly knowledge and
were ignorant Of worldly affairs, except for TIE
Will, them. He cared nothing more for this
life himself. he said He did not care how
much lie was abused or criticised. All these
trouble for Mrs. Huyer." he said These
people have made me their guest. freely. FOL
without moments notice. and as suppose
for a few days only. She IL sensitive. as great
medium must be, and these things hurt her"
Mr.. Marsh walked up and down the room
rather uneasily.
II have some times felt that I ought perhaps
10 90 away and free them from these att ack =
But am so happy here in my bodily lie and IL
receiving spiritual communications in this
family way that it is hard for me to think o
Mr. Marsh took his visitor all through tn,
lower part OF tho house. which, like his study, i
hung with sp rit pictures. that were matera
ii2ed for him before his eyes by the woman hi
show no marks of the brush and wanted e
bring magni'ying glass to the picture Of Lol;
Monte to prov. it. But to naked and un
spiritual eyes the marks OF the brush wer'
quito plain.