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Joseph Green Eastland Dictation and Biographical Material
Experiences with his father, Thomas B. Eastland, in Mexico, 1847-1849; association with Col. Jack Hays; experiences in San Francisco and the northern mines; association with the Donahue brothers; the Gas Company; railroad and other interests.
Joseph G. Eastland Diary and Letters
Diary (May 1846-May 1849) beginning when Eastland was a 14-year-old schoolboy, written from home in Nashville, Tenn. and New Orleans, La., where his father, Thomas B. Eastland, was a political figure; continuing through the Mexican War, in which Joseph Eastland apparently served as a young man; and ending at the beginning of his overland journey to Calif. taken with his father. Letters (Mar. 1846-1853) to family members at home begin shortly before the time of the diary, continue through his relocation to San Francisco, and conclude shortly after Thomas Eastland's return to the East in 1853. The letters include several written from San Francisco, giving details about Thomas' business ventures in quartz mining and real estate, and about Joseph's employment with Donahue's Union Iron and Brass Foundry.
Whatever Is, was
"The three most commonly accepted theories which philosophers have adopted in order to solve the mysterious problem--the origin of the Universe--are: First. That it is Self-made. [Pantheism.] Second. That it is Self-existent. [Atheism.] Third. That it is Created by an external agency or Supreme Intelligence. [Spiritualism.] In our examination of these theories, we have not entered the sanctuary; nor discussed any religious dogmas. We have taken the Mosaic account of Creation, as we have the cosmogonies of Epicurus, Kant, Laplace and others, as their theories, to account for the origin of the visible universe, and endeavored to logically and philosophically analyze them; in order to see which...
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