Contempt for Antinomian Doctrines in Moral Reform Debate
A historical row takes aim at leaders of the Moral Reform movement and their followers. The article criticizes doctrines opposing marital ties and the personal obedience to moral law, arguing such views sanctify impurity and undermine religious duty. It condemns perceived spiritual pride and calls for steadfast adherence to biblical law.
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Cape
Robert Dale Owen
Fan
Christ
Redeemer
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Western Temperance Intelligencer Prospectus
An editorial notice previews a new Western temperance paper to be published in Columbus. It aims for strict abstinence advocacy, substantial content, and a long-standing editor versed in temperance history and principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Temperance Intelligencer
West
Slavery Debate and Military Fortifications Across the Nation
The piece urges calm, Christian discussion on slavery now before the Senate, noting varied pro and anti positions. It includes excerpts from letters praising the Journal and urging light on abolition, while detailing military policy like fortresses, frontier militia, and river engineering to support national defense.
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Congress
Senate of the Union
Kentucky
Maine
Louisiana
Caprive
Graduates Entering the Ministry at Miami University
A schedule from Dr. Bishop shows 58 graduates entered the ministry and six others began partial courses. Among them Wm. Thomson serves as a missionary at Beyroot Syria, while W. B. Rodgers and J. Porter work in Northern India.
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Dr. Bishop
Wm. Thomson
Beyroot
Syria
W. 8. Rodgers
J. Porter
India
Sunday School Teachers Association Meeting in Cincinnati
The Sunday School Teachers Association of Cincinnati plans its regular monthly meeting in the vestry of Enon Baptist church on Monday evening the 15th at 6:30. Mr J Stevens editor of the Cross and Baptist Journal will read an essay on church members duties toward Sunday School and Bible Class instruction, followed by a discussion. Friends of S Schools are invited.
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Sunday School Teachers Association
Cincinnati
Enon Baptist Church
J. Stevens
The
Cross and Baptist Journal
Friends of S. Schools
Public Meeting in Rochester Denounces Alton Mob and Lovejoy Killing
A Rochester public meeting at the Court House on the 21st denounces the Alton mob and the murder of Rev. Mr. Lovejoy as lawless. The mayor presided and resolutions condemn the act, affirming freedom of discussion and moral justice. The Rochester Daily Democrat editor notes public abhorrence and widespread meetings nationwide. Alton’s notoriety is highlighted.
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Rochester
N. Y
Court House
Alton
Lovejoy
Rochester Daily Democrat
Liberty
Bishop Purcell Vindicated in Catholic Telegraph Statement
The Cincinnati Journal editor is depicted as vain for his critiques of the Letter to Vienna. The Catholic Telegraph argues Bishop Purcell did not author the letter nor its German or English versions, claiming the letter serves to advance education and free schools as a republican document.
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Cincinnati Journal
Vienna
Catholic Telegraph
Louisville Conieciare Institute Opens January Address
The City Gazette reports the Louisville Conieciare Institute will begin an oration on January first. Trusted gentlemen chair the institute and citizens are urged to support the school, seen as both ornamental to Louisville and useful to its sons.
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Louisville
Revival season closes at Ripley Presbyterian Church
The Ripley Presbyterian Church reports a solemn communion season with seventeen added on profession of faith. The revival stirs serious convert calls and renewed zeal, with the Holy Spirit richly poured upon the community. On Monday the Ripley Anti Slavery Society held its largest county meeting in the church, linking revival to broader benevolence and support for Lovejoy’s martyrdom.
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Presbyterian Church of
Ripley
Friends of Zion
Lovejoy
Secretaries War Report on Florida Campaign Delays and Staffing
A Secretary of War report explains Florida campaign delays due to natural difficulties and volunteer troops. It urges expanding staff and Topographical Engineers, condemns lending Army officers to states or companies, and notes candor from a Kentucky correspondent.
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War Department
Florida
United States
Resolutions on Federal Constitution by Calhoun and Morris
Senate debates Calhoun and Morris resolutions on states rights slavery and federal power. Calhoun argues for state sovereignty and union defense while Morris warns against press suppression and calls for free discussion. The chamber hears amendments and divides on whether Congress may regulate domestic institutions and abolition issues.
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Senate
Calhoun
Morris
Union
Arid
Wernew
United States
Congress
U. States
Congress of the
District of Columbia
Oes
Ohio
Vermont
Yeas and Nays
Preston
Buchanan
Allen
Young
Ilinois
Bayard
Delaware
South Carolina
Lumpkin
Georgia
South
Norvelle
Michigan
Norvell
Mr. Smith
Indiana
Jefferson
Smith
Wall
New Jersey
Canada affairs letter on taxes and Mackenzie revolt
A Canadian correspondent argues Parliament taxes off the colony without representation led to unrest. He notes Upper Canada support for Britain, describes Mackenzie’s following on Navy Island, and recounts the Caroline incident where royalists burned the steamer with civilian casualties, warning against demagogues and urging orderly responses.
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Lexington
Canada
Upper Canada
Lower Canada
France
Sienaa
Pisliame Ss
England
Upper Canada Assembly
Mir Francis Head
Great Britain
Mackenzie
Buffalo
Navy Island
Reflee
United States
New York Herald
Titish Goy
Branted
Railroad Mails Cut Travel Time Between Philadelphia and Baltimore
The mail service between Philadelphia and Baltimore will move by rail arriving in Baltimore at 2:30 P.M. This arrangement saves eight to ten hours in the trip between the two cities.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Merc. Jour
Miami University
Bishop Purcell
Chester
Secretary OF War
Mr. Morris
MR. Calhoun
Wright
Webster
P.S
Canada Affairs
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Buffalo Journal
Buffalo Republican
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John O. Meara
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Navy Islands
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Burt
Canad
Marcy
Caroline
Head
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