Press and public critique of slavery cruelty and oppression
A harsh critique argues that slaveholding society blunts humanity andREPORTS the press faces backlash for defending enslaved people. Ministers, editors, and public voices are urged to defend negro rights, condemn slave drivers, and expose the cruelty embedded in a Christian republican nation.
Local Methodist Preachers Plan Philadelphia Newspaper and Book Concern
The Zion's Advocate notes nearly 10,000 local Methodist preachers in the United States are near starting a Philadelphia newspaper and a Book Concern for their benefit. It also reports the Evangelical Lutheran Church preparing Foreign Missions. At Maryland Synod, resolutions urged delegates to promote the General Synod plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion's Advocate
United States
Philadelphia
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maryland
General Synod
Exizan P. Lovesor
Presbytery
Saint Charles
St. Charles
General Assembly
Committee On Supplies
James Gallaher
Church of Troy
H. H. Hays
Buffalo
Louisiana
Aristhone
First Presbyterian Church
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Africa
Resolution on Baptist Tract Society at Western Baptists Convention
At the Cincinnati late Convention of Western Baptists a resolution supported forming the Baptist Bible Society and separating from interdenominational societies. It urged circulation of religious tracts as key to disseminating truth and reducing error and pledged united efforts to support the Baptist General Tract Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention of Western Baptists
Cincinnati
The
Baptist Bible Society
Baptist General Tract Society
Fiorida
St. Augustine
Fort Drane
Read
Withlacoochee
Wood
United
Graham
Jessup
Tampa Bay
Alabama
Auvorn
Key West
M’ixtosn
Fort Mitchel
Reap
Pierce
Creek Volunteers
Charleston
St. Johns
Weatty
M. Villerme
France
Calvados de l’Orme
de la Sarthe
l’Indre
le Cher
Paris
Congress of Texas
Richard Ellis
Senate
Ira Ingram
Batagorda
Houston
Austin
Smith
Green
Rusk
Archer
Lamar
Zavala
Texas
United States
N. Orleans
Cambridge
Mass
Mr. Winslow
Lynay Besener
Cincir
Lupia Jackson
Boston
Brooklyn
Ichabod J. Spencer
Bexjamis Lanenes
Jackson College
Ten
Susan F. Farmann
New Haven
Conn
Leonard Bacon
Tuowas Brainern
Cinncinnati Journal
Mary Warrine
Microcosm
Mati
Moore
Alton
P. B. Whipple
Whipple & Forbes
Second Street
Van Buren and Harrison Lead in 1836 State Returns
The issue is close across several states with Van Buren securing wins in Missouri and New York, while Vermont leans Harrison. New Jersey and Rhode Island results are unclear, and other regions report mixed electoral returns and local political notes from 1836.
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Vincinta
Deavant
Harrison
New York
van Buren
Congress
Whig Assembly
Hudson River
Missouri
Coxxrericut
F. O. J. Smith
Portland
New Haristine
Vermont
Louisiana
Mississippi
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Lutheran Observer
Hillsboro
Montgomery County
Daniel Scherrer
Jefferson City
Canterbury
All Maints
Maidstone
Noah
New York Star
South
England
Jeece Lawless
Missouri Republican
Lincoln County
Herald of Freedom
New Hampshire
Firth
Pittsburg
New England
Lamer Prentiss
Hixxipat
Morse Jean
Caanteston Rait
Detroit
Presbyterian Education Society
Mper
Synod of
Ilinois
Stowe
Adie Seminary
Exeter Hall
Griggsville, Ill
Joseph Collins
Pleasant Vale
Ills
Illinois
Methodist Protestant Church
Alton Station
W. Davis
W. Dawes
Morgan County
Boonville
Sarem Grove
Allen G. Gallaher
Waverly Church
Presbyterian Church
Parsons
Geo. C. Woop
New York Evangelist
Newark, N. J
A. D. Eppy
Mammon
Delaware
Cotumbia
Brother Breckenridge
Lord Jesus Christ
Fisher
Friends
Brethren
Baptist
Methodist
Cumberland
Old Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Robertson Academy
D. Page
New York State
Columbia
Mount Gilead
Pres. Herald
Madison Street
Grand Streets
Madison
Governeur Streets
James W. McLane
Andover
Skinner
Charles Hall
A. D. Smith
E. F. Hatfield
New York Observer
Tamul
Messrs
Ward
Cherry
Madras
John Howe
George Hughes
Plymouth
Howe
Rogers
Vermont Chronicle
Fleet
George Streets
Wm. Ward
State Street
New Haven Herald
Henry Levans
Clair Gazette
Grav Ars
Point du Lac
Lake St. Peter
Doncaster
Zoological Gardens
London
Liverpool
Hull Packet
Caisese Watt
China
Tartary
Curtas
Monkwearmonth
Sista
Senderland
Melton Mowbry
Bell Inn
Melton Mowbray
Berkshire
Berkshire Agricultural Society
Pittsfield
Hampshire
Victoria
Kensington
ITE
Imtoff
Germany
Westminster
North Star
Portsmouth
South America
Blackburn
Otho
Greece
Amelie of
Oldenburgh
Munich
John Quincy Adams
James Madison
Royal Tar
Boston Post
Brittania
India
Conneaut
Ohio
Conneaut and
Beaver
Samuel Fowler
Winthrop
Maine
Park Theatre
Birmingham
Breckenridge
Wardlaw
Middlebury
Harrington
Clarendon
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
Falmouth Post
Jamaica
St. Petersburg
Louisville Journal
Pontotoc
Quebec
Arkansas Gazette
Claremont
N. H
Isaac Hubbard
Bank of Maryland
B. W. Hewson
Baltimore County Court
Baltimore
Intexors State TraPerance Society
Beecher
Wisner
Timothy Turner
Gerry & Weiler
Royal Weller
Reuben Gerry
Nes Oonas Ool
Eveneny & Weller
Notte
Moses Forres
Warerne & Forbes
Moses Forbes
S. B. Prairie
Flushing
Petersham
Schoot
Winright
Beys
J. W
Pittsburgh
Col. Bodkin
Watts
Th. Hastings
Wm. Patton
Ezra Collier
Nassau St. N. York
Generality
Stanley
Eastern
Middle States
Troy
Albany
Rose, Duffield, Whitney and
Saddle Do
A. Alexander & CO
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
A. Alexander
Eilton
Jsl
A. Anexaxper & Co
B. Whipple
West
Ill
Wvated
Alton Observer
Omestics
Rio
Perth
aStor
New Orleans
Iz Ik Havanna
Turks Island
RS. A. C. Willard
X&c
Upper Alton
Wilson Jewell
Geo. Haskell
J. M. Peck
B. F. Edwarts
Godfrey Gilman & Co
Rock Spring
Edwardsville
Yeo. L. Ward
R. R. Morocco Do. &c. &c
L. Ward
George L. Ward
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