Potter plan fears and political standoff in Congress
Was a May 27 1878 dispatch noting the Potter plan to Mexicanize the nation has alarmed conspirators in the National House. It describes politicians dodging direct moves, reflecting on factional tensions, committee stalling, and the looming threat of rebellion while weighing who bears responsibility for the investigation and potential consequences for party leaders.
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Ida Finsterwald
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Public Discussion on baptism at Mountsville June 3 1878
A public discussion in Mountsville Morgan county begins at 9 a m on June 3 1878 between Rev Gortner of the M C Church and Elder Picens of the Christian or Disciple church. Propositions cover scriptural baptism by sprinkling water in the name of the Father Son and Holy Spirit belief in baptism for remission of sins and whether infants are proper subjects.
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Morgan County
Holcomb
J. P. Weethee
J. P. Owen
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