Doctory Under the Cross in Christian Examiner
A fragment from the Christian Examiner discusses religious themes under the cross. It reflects 19th century Protestant editorial stance and moral reflections for readers familiar with church discourse.
19 Apr 1862
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1862
Page
1
A fragment from the Christian Examiner discusses religious themes under the cross. It reflects 19th century Protestant editorial stance and moral reflections for readers familiar with church discourse.
A clergyman recalls a Boston to New York steamboat trip where he neglects a mother and two children until a rough but generous stranger intervenes. The man buys cabin shelter, helps with the mother’s baggage, and secures meals, revealing real benevolence and prompting the narrator to recognize genuine Christian charity.
A moral reflection on God as witness and judge urging careful living in His sight. It counsels seeking privacy to sin, warns of divine scrutiny, and urges reverence, obedience, and sanctity for all who move in His presence. The piece closes with notes on religious devotion and contrition.
The Louisville Journal reports a search warrant issued to sheriffs and constables in southern Kentucky to find the Provisional Government. Gen Buckner and Gen Grant are referenced with high conditions discussed, and a note about flour found at Fort Donelson alongside a remark on defeating the Confederacy. The piece also includes a cipher riddle about three sisters selling eggs and a note that 411 women hold post offices in the United States with various appointment years.
The Town Treasurer presents a detailed account of receipts and disbursements from April 1, 1861, to April 1, 1862. It lists balances from last year, taxes, licenses, school funds, bonds, and payments to officials, foundations, and services, with a final tally near 25,027 20 and amounts due on bonds and rents.
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