Baptists Split as Southern Board of Missions Chosen
The Augusta based Washingtonian notes the Baptist Convention in session decides on a Southern Board of Missions, marking a division between Northern and Southern Churches over church government. Readers are informed of editorial issues and misprints from the previous issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Basxtry
D. Hook
James Harper
A.W. Nott
Baptist Convention
Board of Missions
Temperance Letters and Local Notices Highlight 1845 Augusta
A compilation from the Washingtonian paper in Augusta Georgia 1845 features editor changes and reader letters on temperance, parental duties, and moral reform. It includes a plea for stronger attendance at temperance meetings, criticism of absenteeism, and warnings about groggery influence, with letters from Amy Hotty and other residents.
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Crane
Virginia
Richmond
Gough
Augusta
Georgia
Cross Crorxs
Gentemen
Agusta
Bill Spikes
Willy
Temperance Paper
Wieder
Camden Journal
Journal of the 2d Inst
James B. Johniton
Johton
Speeches for Temperance and Moral Reform in Society
The speaker argues for temperance societies to prevent crime and promote virtue, condemns hypocrisy, and defends abstinence from all fermented liquors as a true measure of temperance, citing history like the American Revolution and urging consistent use of abstinence as the path to social improvement.
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Temperance
Judas
Confederate States
Department of Medicine
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