Indianapolis Monroes Iron Clad Age (Newspaper) - December 2, 1882, Indianapolis, Indiana
Mumm 8 the be late Seymour times december 2, 107.- 82. Reli Sloas Zubei in the South in a subscriber in a Southern state who a few months ago happened to see a copy the age and sent for it together with a Supply books in answer to a letter inquiry writes As follows under Date nov. 23 do. J. R. Monroe your favor the 9th inst is receive. In reply i can say in due time i received the books. I also receive the age regularly. I have read the by is and paper with great care and interest. I am much pleased with them and am greatly astonished that the world has existed so Long yet comparatively speaking so few know the nature and source their existence. The doctrines advanced in those books and papers seem very reasonable and indisputable and if True How is it possible that so Many have lived so Long in a state blindness it must be through ignorance prejudice hypocrisy. These Are awful things to prevail in any country. It seems to me that the thousands preachers intelligence ought to know from nature and reason that they Are wrong and that they Are misleading the ignorant for the purpose accomplishing their own personal interest. This is hypocrisy in the highest degree. How can these things be remedied there Are so few who have the courage and Independence to express their honest and candid opinions. They Are afraid losing Friendship and popularity. In fact if they were to do so they would be regarded As enemies to society and would be in danger being assassinated. However Strong i May be the opinion and honestly so yet if i were to proclaim the doctrines and sentiments advanced in your books and papers i would be in danger a mob. Can this be a free country when such things exist All the documents i receive from you i keep locked up even from my family. I read them Only privately. The Laws our country would not punish a Man for speaking and writing his honest opinions but there would be danger from the rabble. I would like very much to have some outlier works especially those by col. Ingersoll but the danger some violence As Well As the Scarcity Money prevents me from sending for them. I will Send you some Money soon. I have been More enlightened from these works upon the subject my nature and future destiny than i have from any thing i Ever read. When will the time come when a Man can think write and speak his honest and candid opinions can you propose a i Lan and the time for such a glorious event Success to you. Should you think this letter would do your cause any Good you can publish it but Don t give my name residence. Brother pop a squatter. Hod mansion d. T., nov. 15, 82. J. But. Monroe enclosed find order for 75c. Send the age to w. J. Head Frederick d. I am a squatter Uncle Sam s domains and am not making any Money now so i have to refrain from enjoying the Reading your excellent paper. I am much pleased with the soil and climate As far As i have seen it since the 17th july last this week we had a mild blizzard which was so unpleasant that every one stayed used up for two Days except when compelled to be out. It gave us about three inches Snow during the two Days it was in Force. Wishing Success to the Liberal cause and your goo Ltd i Aper i am respectfully Abler j. Pope. The Beal mud the meal editor. . Many the Magazine novelists cannot write a serial now a Days without they introduce an editor among their other characters. It is All right course that they should make the editor do his duty in fiction but the novelists appear to have trouble in finding out the real animal. As they depict him the editor attends All the five clock teas passes hours in the dining rooms swell hosts figures at the fashionable receptions and otherwise exhibits his intellectual brow up town and Down. The fact is that the filitor who edits dons his evening dress about once a year and during the other 364 nights he May be fond in the fifth Story wrestling with As Many topics is he Lias hairs his head. The editor the novelist ought to grow Long poorly looks and write desist Paog by. A twisty for butt Tifful Mion tit Iii Iliond pm for Juk Wool. Cotton su., 10 Oak a hit a an us in Atli per feet for the age. In Versal mental Liberty. To Thomas Grundy. Columbus kan., nov. 24, 82. Dear sir a it has been published for Over two years and you reiterate it in the age that Liberal Missouri is a place Universal mental Liberty. You further say that there any one can express his ideas without let hindrance. Now i have no disposition to disparage liberals and am glad that it is a place comparative Freedom and will grow towards perfect Liberty. I Low the origin Liberal its projector and the kind and degree his liberality and Reform and believe that he too will grow towards Universal mental Liberty. Sir there is but one place that i know where All subjects Are freely discussed and welcomed. If Liberal is such a place it has made a mighty and sudden stride upward. I know about what subjects Are Welcome there and what Are not. When a Man is pervaded with tie spirit Universal Liberty he will Welcome All speakers All subjects. Now i ask you if any one is Welcome to come to Liberal and Wear and advocate the Reform dress which Mary e. Tillotson myself and a few others have advocated for thirty years Why sir an old lady seventy poor and homeless went there with a moderately Short dress and was prohibited from wearing it going to their meetings in it. Is that Liberty most our Liberal ? women Are yet slaves to fashion and woman s dress is the badge her slavery. Can any one go to Liberal and be welcomed to express himself herself the social and sexual relations and against Legal marriage and to talk freely and plainly parentage i do not believe it. Can any one go there and oppose land ownership land monopoly usury rent the wages system and advocate the land for All comic Unis etc., and be tolerated and appreciated no sir. I am Down exaggeration and misrepresentation about any place any body anything. I give Liberal credit for All it is and Hope it will to be what it is published to now. J. H. Cook. Answer nothing in a impossible. With ood. Hickman ky., nov. 23, 82. J. B. Monroe i Don t believe the passengers your Craft should trouble you to explain Ever Quot Quot by c Quot knowing that you have revised that they Don t under Stam thin but genesis and 7 believing that you a ving to can make Clear any that portion a that the holy word that seems mysterious to a passenger i ask you with the Hope that you will explain and make Clear to me a portion genesis which i will Call your attention to now i find in the 7th chapter and 23d verse genesis that every substance was destroyed which was upon the face the ground 24th verse and the Waters prevailed upon the Earth one Hundred and fifty Days. And again i find chapter 8th verse 10th, and he stayed yet another seven Days and again he sent Forth the Dove out the Ark. 11th verse and she same in to him in the evening and to in her Mouth was an Olive Leaf plucked off so Noah knew that the Waters were abated from off the Earth. Now Captain if every living substance was destroyed which was upon the face the ground i would like for you to explain to me where in 1 that Dove got that Leaf. Enclosed find Money order for one Dollar for which please Send me Ingersoll Talmage paper edition. H. S. Campbell. Rat Lenal to bought and action. Wilkes Barre nov. 23.�?david Evans who resided at Waterman amp Beaver s works near this City committed suicide last night by shooting. He placed the revolver in his a South and fired three shots. The Fiirst Tore away his lip the second come out his forehead above the Eye and the third went through the head coming out directly top and scattering his brains the floor. The first two shots were nearly simultaneous but there was a lapse some minutes Between the second and third. It appears from the evidence that Evans had been working for along time at a perpetual motion machine for the last two years doing nothing else he was upward 70 years old and single. He had devoted a great part his life to the construction machinery different kinds and his Little room was filled with various models some them up omens the most excellent workmanship Bat no prot Ioctl Utility. He left the following letter for a mrs. Davis to whom he gave All he had. I do sinc Erly prohibit any and All the Rev. Devil to babble and lie Orer my old body. Bury me in my old rags just As i uni now. 511 that coat mine give it to whomsoever y ii please. I die in my atheist Cal Fai a an fearlessly As the Heathen Dieth in his Finith his existence. 1 believe not in Conti Cious existence nor sensitiveness after death. It is the end the final end Man As Well the common animals. Be will Judee this and blame it nevertheless it is truthful. I a us dered and concluded that to comic it Fui Clile would be the Best thing that i could do. It is Clear and evident that i am in the utmost poverty and and dist Rex having no health nor strength to be a slave any More. I believe it prudent to leave this tyrannical and oppressive world and to be a pauper no More. I owe to one anything therefore what things arc Here Are yours mrs. Davis. It would pleas me if they were much greater value. Farewell las plating mate Lalii. The immense strides which have been made in electrical discovery particularly in the practical applications have compelled electricians to seek for new and cheaper insulting materials than those already in use. Hither Quot to they have been limited to Glass porcelain Stone Ware Gutta Percha India rubber and Ebonite. Owing to the greatly increased demand the Price the last three named has risen very much and is Likely to raise still More and while the it Quality has deteriorated it is impossible for the existing courses to Supply what is needed not Only for Telegraph and Telephone work. The Public require before every thing safety in the use electricity and there is a corresponding de Mand for a cheap insulating material the Supply which shall be equal to the demand Likely to arise. If not abused they will live loner. If not worked Young and not abused Well bred horses will live Long. A horse belonging to j. L. Garrison Greene county Pennsylvania died last Spring at 39, from an Accident it probably would have lived some years longer. The greatest Iwig autuori Luch u prof. My Mueller by. Hon. W. E. Gladstone pm. A. Proude prof Huz Lef r. A. Proctor Edw. A. Freeman. Prof Radall . W. B. Cd renter Frances Power Cobbe prof. Goldwin Smith the Duke Argyll we. Black miss tracker a . Mulock Cunik Reo. Macdonald mrs. Oliphant. Jean Ingelow Thoa. Hardy w. H. Mallock Matthew Arnold w. W. Story Toutge Dietr Buskin Tenn Aon Brown log and Many others Are represented in the Paget Olinell Slivin Gage. 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