Washingtonian Editorial on Temperance and Reform
The Washingtonian urges balanced temperance action, opposing wide open grog shops and endorsing cautious legislation aligned with public opinion. It reviews Father Mathew of Ireland as a model, noting his pledge ceremony and the reach of the temperance movement in Ireland and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Baamey
D. Hook
E. Sonn
James Harper
Dop
Friends of the Cause
Werner
O’neall
S. C
Temperance Advocate
O’neall O
Arthur
Judge O’neall
Carolina
Temperance Movement
Tkata
Temperance
Lawrence
Joan Beiron O’nart
Columbia
Ireland
Mathews
Redter
Theobald Math ‘Ewy
Thongston
Tipperary
Landaff
Kenmare
Emmbassy
London
Elizabeth Mathew
Dennis O’donnell
Tallagh
Kilkenny
Maynooth
Brotherhood of Capuchins
Reformed Franciscans
Pere la Chaise
Paris
Father Mathew
America
Cork
Mathew
Holy Society
England
Scotland
Society of the
Temperate Brothers
Moore
Temperance Society
Trial of Bishop Onderdonk Proceeds in Ecclesiastical Court
New York papers report the Onderdonk trial moving forward before an Ecclesiastical Court in the city. Witness examinations are described as tedious with some witnesses noted as strikingly beautiful. The piece also mentions a notorious New Orleans case where John Smith was found guilty of stealing a chromometer and a trunk of clothes and faces a penitentiary retirement.
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Murry
Russell
Dilac
New York
Onderdonk
John Smith
New Orleans
John
Loyal Tribute to Beloved Caroline
Poetic vow of lasting devotion with lines about love, endurance, and resting in the beloved’s memory beyond death. The speaker pledges fidelity and comfort in hardship, signaling deep personal attachment and reverent longing.
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Sy Marcus
Caroline
Temperance reform takes root in Black Creek Florida
An August meeting in Black Creek East Florida organized a temperance society with 23 men and 17 women pledging to abstain from intoxicants. Yang Esq. delivered an eloquent address as officers were appointed for an initial one year term. The society now counts 56 members and plans semi monthly Sabbath meetings to promote the Washingtonian principle.
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Black Creek
East Florida
Yang
Florida
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