Civil unrest in Philadelphia church riot described
The account details a violent weekend riot at St Philip's church with mob clashes, cannon, and arrests. It notes Mr Naylor's detention, the removal of Hibernia Greens, and disputed military conduct under Gen Cadwallader. The piece criticizes authorities and praises troops, urging stronger law enforcement.
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Cadwallader
Naylor
Mr. Naylor
Hibernia Greens
Grover
Hibernia
Hill
Queen-street
New York
Philadelphia
Wharton Market
Washington
Ket
Cad
St. Philip’s Church
Philadelphia Sun
William H. Dunn
Patterson
Porter
State
Wm. H. Dunn
Hubbell
Strafford
Journal of Commerce
The
Philadelphia Gazette
Sabmen
Ee Philip’s Church
Cadwallader Greys
Col. Pleasanton
Dr Sewalls Plates in Turkey Show Effects of Ardent Spirits
The Rev Mr Dwight missionary at Constantinople reports exhibiting Dr Sewalls drawings on how ardent spirits affect the stomach. An Ardilleian vows to drink no more after seeing the consequences and recalling future judgment for body and soul.
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Sewall
Turkey
Dwight
American Board
Constantinople
Father Mathew in Dublin Subdues Drink Fervor
A Newark correspondent reports Father Mathew warmly receives visitors in Dublin and guides a city ride. He tours the Ursuline Convent and notes two young ladies who recently took the veil brought about $50,000 for the convent. Mathew, expected to visit the United States, postpones due to riot fears. he has secured over five million signatures for the pledge and is praised for reducing drunkenness in Ireland.
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Newark Daily Advertiser
Dublin
Father Mathew
Ursuline Convent
Ireland
Ashburton
Philadelphia
Cork
Temperance Among Officers on Public Ships
A contemporary argues reforms of sailors begin with officers not sailors. Since sailors lack spirits on board yet obtain them ashore, only officer temperance will curb drunkenness. He urges government abstinence and example to elevate sailor conduct and deter flogging by showing officers do not tolerate vice.
Fire incident notice honors Columbia Ice Company efforts
A Monday evening fire prompted praise for the Columbia Ice Company after two brave efforts to save property. Mr Mason, affected by the blaze, sent a half barrel of ale to the workers as thanks for their gallant preservation efforts.
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Mason
Columbia Ice Company
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