LICENTIOUS Spiritualism has, at least, one active and earnest opponent in the person of Wm. B. Potter, M. D. From him we have just received two tracts issued in pursuance of his work of exposing what he terms “disorderly Spiritualism. Of this work he says:— “The good of the cause requires it. The wrongs of ruined daughters, deserted wives, and worse than orphaned children, demand it. My reason and conscience compel me to oppose the cause of all inharmony and immorality, unrestrained passion, ‘Free-Love.’ “In conclusion let me say to the many victims of ‘Free-Love,’ that it is useless to ask me to expose individuals, no matter how great their crimes; but your wrongs as detailed in your letters make me more earnest in my work. Rest assured I shall never cease to fight the cause of all villainies, unrestrained passion, ‘Free-Love.’