Be independent temperance editors must bear responsibility
A Richmond letter from July 1843 urges editors to act for temperance and truth, asserting moral suasion over coercion. The writer warns about journalistic vulnerability when one editor is singled out and argues editors must be independent, transparent, and accountable to the public, regardless of criticism.
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Temperance Opponents Cited For Ridicule and Neutrality
The piece classifies opponents of temperance into two groups: snide critics who ridicule reforms and neutralizers who refuse cooperation. It argues ridicule weakens reform, while neutrality signals latent hostility, and it credits Rev. John Marsh and the American Temperance Society with moral reform, urging sobriety and spiritual renewal.
Temperance Reform Aims to Purify Church Practices
A historical tract criticizes church corruption through drinking and urges total abstinence. It notes temperance reforms have saved ministers and communicants, but condemns ongoing酒 wine use by some. The piece highlights moral reform from a gutter voice to rebuke church habits and calls for abstinence to spare souls. Also includes a recipe note for Rice Puffs with basic steps.
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Exchange Table Specie Bests Cuecks
The note lists New York Light Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Lexington Richmond Savannah and other entries in an exchange table style. It presents varied city references with ambiguous values and no clear narrative or dates. The fragment suggests a ledger-like record of exchange rates or standings among cities and regions.
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