Sabbath Texts and Reform Sermons Sermon Fragments
A dense assemblage of religious excerpts discusses Sabbath duties and pious reform. It includes biblical texts on the Sabbath, critiques of worldly pleasure, and a funeral oration praising Rev. J. R. McDowall’s moral zeal and perseverance.
Expunging Resolutions in the Senate Scene
The Senate votes 24 to 19 on expunging the resolutions. A record is opened and the expunging marks are drawn across the resolution with the date January 16 1837. Illinois legislature notes actions on banks prisons and canals across sessions.
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Yeas
Messrs
Benton
Brown
Buchanan
Dana
Ewing Ofllinois
Fulton
Grundy
Hubbard
King
Alabama
Linn
Morris
Nicholas
Niles
Page
Rives
Robinson
Ruggles
Sevier
Strange
Tallmadge
Tipton
Walker
Wall
Wright
Nays
Bayard
Black
Calhoun
Clay
Crittenden
Davis
Ewing
Ohio
Hendricks
Kent
Knight
Moore
Prentiss
Preston
Robbins
Southard
Swift
Tomlinson
Webster
White
Senate
Missouri Legislature hears and bills itemized in 1837 session
Correspondence from Jefferson City outlines bills, including a new capitol plan, surp lus revenue distribution to schools, a State University, and a Bank of Missouri charter. It notes confirmations of Edwards and Wright, private and local bills, and the effort to attract capital via corporations while warning on banking risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washine Ton
Treasury
Mr. Walker
Wey
Webster
Congress
Whitney
House
St. Charles Clarion
Jefferson City
General Assembly
Joan C. Edwards
Hiram H. Baker
Foster P. Wright
Pike
7Th Circuit
Charles H Alien
Edwards
Dunklin
House of Representatives
Life Insurance and Trust Company
Trust Company
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Senate
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati
St. Louis
Missouri
Paris
Liberty
Bowling Green
Richmond
Boonville
Meramae
Franklin County
Columbia
Bank Siloca
Chambers
Salt River Journal
United States
State Bank of Alabama
Slavery and Christian Duty in a Letter to Rev. Cummings
Alton editorials address Asa Cummings on slavery's morality, defense of Bailey, and critique of southern ethics. The writer defends candor, argues against silencing slaveholding injustices, cites Dr. Adams and moral philosophy, and condemns ministers who overlook slavery in moral instruction.
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Third Presbytery
Newark
M’dowaut
J. R. McDowall
J. Leavitt
Apostle
Reform
Christ
Jesus Christ
John R. McDowall
Stephen
Brethen
McDowall
God
Paul
Luther
Whitefield
Wesley
Sharpe
Wilberforce
Asa Cummings
Ion
Nero
Rome
Brother Cummings
Miuai
Bailey
Tives
South Cylina
Kentucky
Missouri
Carolina
Avaxs
South Carolina
War Iaxn
South
Dr. A
Adams
Paley
Dymond
Wayland
Unica Theological Seminary
Princeton
General Assembly
Christi
Lucy
Humorous Scottish Farmer Defeats Challenger with Dung Fork
After Preston Pans, a witty Scot wrote a ballad mocking an English officer who then challenged the poet to mortal combat. The farmer received the challenge while forking dung and replied that he would fight but only as the attacker did, sending the challenger away.
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Jader
The
Journal of Commerce
Lorenzo D.tenbrook
Messrs
Haley
Tenbrook
New York
Preston Pans
S. G. W. West
Pres. Herald
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Hannah Moore
Nehemiah
Judea
Israel
Hosea
Amos
Boston Recorder
IL Mercine
Greenland
Jesus
Moses
Evangelists
Chubb
Collins
Toland
Tindal
Morgan
Mandeville
Woolston
Hobbes
Shaftesbury
Lord Bolingbroke
St. Paul
Socrates
Copernicus
Sanchoniathon
Religious Herald
Richmond, Va
Herald
NEW Years
Zion’s Herald
M. Ochea
Congregational Church
Southington
Connecticut
Young Mex
Journal of Reform
Europe
Congressional
Washington
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Public Lands
Illinois
Taras Bay
Ross
Gatewood
Bank of Illinois
Shawneetown
Speaker
Messrs. Servant
and Whiteside
Monroe
State Bank
Bank of Ilinois
Auditor of Public Accounts
Gallatin County
Vermilion County
Jackson County
House of Represen
Ives
Turney
Hlouse
Messrs. Turney
French
Stone
Minshall
Linder
M’clernand
Voris
Courtright
Dubois
Madden
Carpenter
Mississippi and Illinois Canal Company
Mississippi and Illinois Rail Road Company
Hogan
Sith
Servant
Whiteside
Gatewuud
Speaker Than
French, Cloud
Daugherty
Wel
Scarborough
Missouri Legislature
Bank of
State of
Alton