spiritual Vision.
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Tie Q1zrteTlv journal and Revlev, published
a, Cincinnati. copies from The Tribune the letter Of
Pro-: Ba=h on the revelations md discoveries made
by young Davis the Clairvoyant. and adds the fol
loving remarks. from which it viii be seen that
certain individuals in that city claim to have re
duccd what is generally called Mesmerism to 8
Science, and to have discovered the laws which
govern spiritual intercourse. The individuals who
make this claim are SAID to be of the hshes. stand
ing for literary attainu1snts aud moral worth


That there is sorne.hing in what is called Mesmer
srr no one who witnessed its phenomena, preiend
TO dcny. IT, then there be something IN il, can any
good reason be given why may not be much IN u
II an individual attempt 80 denounce an opinion o an
other without giving plausible reason against Il, h"
may Justly be called dishonest blinded by prejudice
probably insane Whenever certain phenomena are so
presented that their reality canno; be denied we are
bound sensible TO avoid fixing an arbitrary limit
to phenomena under the same laws. una! such iiit
shall be clearly determined.


We are acquainted with individuals in this city, WHO
have for than two years past been examining this
subject privately, and without public display what
ever They believe they have succeeded in reducing
the whole mater science. They discard the term
Mesinersn, and claim the there IS faculty IN man,
which properly developed viii enable him 20 sec DIS


nctlv with spiritual vision, and without the aid oil TIE
physical organ OF sight 20 know scientific philosophical
and religious truth which would be otherwise beyond
his reach and 10 hOd positive communication with The
spiritual world For the fullest exercise OF this faculty,
perfect physical organization Is required, which con
sisis ul md complete union o! AL the elementary
principles oi the physical constitution and the eHtro
purity OF all mental operations; though indlriGa!s the
elements OF whose organizations are harnomzed, can


manifest this faculty perfectly lar Their power ex
tends the difference between them and perfect cons;i-
tutiors being in degree Of power.


They contend also. from Instructions they receive
from high source that society is By nature Oneness
but present dsorganzsd by the wrong relations
which lis individual members hold toward each other
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