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Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1843

Page

5

The Whushingtonian Subscription Rates and Rates for Ads

The Whushingtonian will be published every Saturday morning by James Mccapperty at one dollar per year for a single subscriber five dollars for a club of six or ten dollars for twelve subscriptions paid in advance. Communications to the publisher must be post paid and postmasters may receive subscription money for newspapers. Advertising rates: fifty cents for the first insertion up to twelve lines and twenty five cents for each continuation weekly. semi monthly thirty seven and a half cents. monthly forty two and a half cents per continuation. Yearly advertisers ten percent discount.

Oration and Temperance Anniversary in Decatur

In Decatur Georgia on July 12 1843 editors publish the oration by W A Dasery on the first anniversary of the Decatur Total Abstinence Society The Presbyterian Church was crowded and two original pieces were sung The banner insignia a huge pitcher with Cold Water motto Hold fast that which is good Dabney responds with a copy of his address delivered before the Temperance Society on July 4 1843 signed by committee members Wm Ezzard John W Fowler Levi Willard L C Simpson R M Brown T B George Ex Committee

Decatur Washingtonian W. A. Dasery Decatur Total Abstinence Society Presbyterian

The Rise of Liberal Principles and the American Spirit

A historic oration traces sixty seven years of independence from Britain, praising liberal principles, printing, and religion, while condemning despotism and intemperance. It contrasts England, Europe, and the United States, urging virtue, education, and public morals as the foundation of republican success. It cites Luther, the Reformation, and the spread of knowledge as turning points, and warns that vice and ignorance threaten liberty.

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