Nominations and Liberty Debate on Italian Question
The article references nominations for state offices with names such as Sean Governor Beth Padelford and Stephen Maborn for Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General, then shifts to a speculative treatise on liberty and church-state issues. It discusses Archbishop Hughes and the Roman Catholic Church in America, the Pope’s temporal powers, and mentions a Bradford Durfee steamer incident and local events including a storm, a dinner, and a civic celebration with remarks on Washington and the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas Beth
Hildebrand
Austria
Italy
Europe
America
Sardinia
United States
England
France
New York
Hughes
Church
George Washington
Potomac
Westmoreland
Virginia
Band of Providence
Washington
Judge Marshall
Revolutionary Army
Hadijah Baylies
Dighton
Nass
Henry Baylies
American Republic
Mr. Hubbard
Temple of Liberty
Cooke
Granite State
Capitol
General Assembly
W. H
Bayley
Bristol
G. H. Reynolds
Eng
Hall
House of Representatives
Mount Hope
H. W. Diman
Friends of Union and Independence
Congregational Society
Temperance Convention Draws Large Rhode Island Attendance
A Providence held temperance gathering on the 22d inst attracted many supporters from across the state. Speeches by prominent temperance figures followed, with the proceedings described as highly interesting and likely to encourage diligent labor for mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Friends of the Cause
The Democratic split and Republican gains discussed
Fragmented remarks discuss bolters from the Democratic party, their alignment against Republicans, and expectations that proslavery factions will favor the Republican cause. The text notes shifts in influence and anticipated benefits to the Republican party from the split and realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sear
Aly
Giles Ae Pyer
Bono Cauge
Sovar Wiend
Fremont
Republican Party
Enib
Meeting of Young Men's Temperance Union Attended
The Town Hall gathering of the Young Men's Temperance Union drew full attendance for a vigorous discussion on their influence led by Rev Dr Shepard and fellow speakers. A neat eating follows next Monday, inviting renewed participation from young men in future proceedings.
Abolish Ram Rations Movement in the Navy
A notice reports efforts to persuade Congress to abolish Ram Rations in the U S Navy. The push started after flogging abolition, with liquor cited as the main cause of misconduct. Petitions signed unanimously are urged from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
Congress
Newport Daily News backs bolter Democratic ticket
The Newport Daily News shifts from staunch Republican to endorse the bolter Democratic ticket. The Herald and Advertiser hail the change as the paper falls in with modern democracy, while the Times Herald remains uncertain about the direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Daily News
Newport Herald
Times
Dedication of the Pawtucket Light Guard Armory
The Armory dedication occurred on the 22d of the month with grand salutes and a fine repast for the company and guests. Governor Turner Lieutenant Governor Saunders Major General Gould and other notable officials attended. After the cloth was removed sentiments were offered and widely applauded before guests departed for Providence.
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Pawtucket
Gov. Turner
Ligut
Saunders
Gould
Providence
Bristol Musical Association to stage rehearsal at Town Hall
The Bristol Musical Association, a group of local lead singers, has practised weekly for almost a year and will hold a rehearsal at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. Lovers of good music may expect a rich treat. See advertisement in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Musical Association
Sewing Machines Gained Popularity in Providence Sale
Mr J P Stone agent for the sale of these sewing machines in Providence reports from Philadelphia a new assortment of patterns. The machines are simple reliable and have grown popular with rising sales. For families with heavy sewing the device saves time and cost quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweat
J. P. Stone
Providence
Philadelphia
War between Plymouth Colony and King Philip
A review highlights Tux Doomen Carer ox Two Honperp Yxants Ace as a key work on the Plymouth Colony and King Philip conflict. It praises Mount Hope scenes and Bristol area depictions, notes Boston publisher G. G. Evans & Co. selling a 12 mo volume for $1, and mentions a postpaid offer of $1.21. The piece also reports on Taugrox voting to seek city governance and a March issue of The Arzinsic Montany with its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Colony
Mount Hope
Bristol
Boston
G. G. Evans & Co
Cornhill
Turbulent Cuba and Havanas Streets Amid War News
The letter describes high sugar prices and scarce molasses as vessels wait for cargo in a bad weather season. It reports a recent execution by garrote in front of the San Luis estate, with details of the colonial scaffold and prayers. It notes new Captain General reforms in Havana and Matanzas, and anticipates Carnival coverage and upcoming congressional news.
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Cory
Ares
Gingrid
Chinaman
Eau
San. Luis
Pris‘oner
Morelock
A.m. Tills
Havans
Matanzas
Cardebas
Congres
London
Trarxn
Boundary settlement hearing on Rhode Island Massachusetts line
The Executive Council resumed the hearing on the proposed boundary line between Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Lieut. Gov. Trask chaired in Gov Banks absence as Attorney General Phillipa and Mayor Dimsdale spoke for the line. Citizens of Swanzey and Seekonk filed remonstrances and petitions, noting economic and fisheries impacts and noting many would remain in Massachusetts. The Boston Traveller reports the Feb 17 proceedings.
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Massachusetts
Ruopx Island
Boon- Dary
Hxarinc
Nevorr
Tux
Rhode Island
Commonwealth
Executive Council
Gov
Trask
Gov Banks
Phillipa
Dimsdell
Alter
Wrightington
Fall River
Swanzey
Rhodessland
Warren
Tristram Burgess
Seekonk
Hoe
Rhodo Island
Boston
Sentence on Harper's Ferry conspirators scheduled
Stevens and Hazlitt, convicted over the Harper's Ferry invasion, were sentenced to hang on Friday March 16. They were brought in with a 20-man Jefferson Guards detail Hazlitt protested innocence while the judge warned no pardon or commutation was likely the pair accepted their counsel's efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steruns
Hazlitt
Stevens
Harper's Ferry
Jefferson
Deplorable conditions in Chihuahua reported by arrivals
Feon Mzrico St Louis February 18. McManus and James P Hickman arriving from Chihuahua confirm Major Phelps report of mass expulsion of Americans and foreigners from the state. Lib erals defeated at Talamanty 18th ult with 45 killed. Fort Davis relief sought but Americans leave city, property worth a million dollars left unprotected as 10,000 men march on the capital.
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Feon Mzrico
St. Louis
McManus
James P. Hickman
Chihuahua
Major Phelps
Washington
Byi
Church
Comen
Emigration Wave Moves Across France and Belgium
Fragmentary OCR describes a broad emigration trend to France and Belgium with mentions of areas like Aisne Cher and Nievre. It notes many individuals renting farms and a series of borers and Beri mals affecting land value, signaling shifting population and land use patterns amid the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Aisne
Jana
Belgium
Rhode Island Senate and House Proceedings Report
The Rhode Island General Assembly meets with the Senate adjourned for lack of a quorum. The House considers memorials on Ives v Armstrong and reports on adoption. Committees discuss Hog Island purchase and funding, while trustees for the Normal School are elected across counties. Gov Turner’s directives and committee nominations fill proceedings through Feb 23.
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Jaxvary Sisson
Sevarx
peThe
Senate
Meeers
Atwood
Bayley
Browns
Ll. Cooke
Currey Yi i
Naps
Reir
Mason
Osborne
Smiths Poskham
Kenyon
House of Representatives
House
Speaker Hayes
Figthair
Mir
Vani Zand
Thomas R-Hasard
Fie
Ives Va
Armstrong
Union of
Dixon
Mary O. Perkins
R Peck
J. Baker
House of Correction
Narragannett Bay
Hog Island
Rhode Island
Portsmouth
Gov
Turner
Normal School
Smith
Cumberland
John Boyden
Providence County
Mr. Irons
Smithfield
Howard W. King
Jon Quirey
John Kingsbury
William Goddard
Kent County
Elisha R. Potter
John J. Reynolds
Rev
A. B. Burdick
Washington County
Potter
Reynolds
Burdick
Poster
John R. Reynolds
Bristol County
Bayle
Thomas Shepard
Bristol
Brown
Francis Warner
Barrington
Newport County
Chas
T. Brooks
A. H. Dumont
Brooks
Mr. Dumont
Geo. T. Downing
G. L Cooke
Samual G. Arnold
Middletown
Gould
George H. Calvert
Hom Samuel GQ. Arnold
Stevens
Newport
Charles Blake A
Sixate
Reform School
Sen
Debated Bills and Adjournment in State Assembly Session
The Rhode Island House discusses Chapter 12 amendments and a revenue item, with Burgess and Bagley sparring on a motion. Groene reports on Finance on a petition, Haskell’s resolution and an act amendment of Chapter 136 are laid on the table, adjournment set for March 3, and the boundary report on Providence and North Providence referred to the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Greene
Green
House
House of Representatives
Hone
Speaker Hayes
Inman
Committee On the Judiciary
Peck
Normal School
Burges
Carrey’ Larkin
Reene
Finisaee
Groene
A.secind
Bayley
Haskell
House of
Spaaker
Baker
Warren Artillery
Committee On Finances
Hubbard
Rovidence
North Providence
Weather and Ceremonies Mark Feb 22 Across Posts
Reports from Wassixeron Eyog Roxbury Bartillont and Boston note rainy conditions delay the Seventh Regiment in transit and affect birthday ceremonies while Captain Lang of BR M Steamship Canada salutes with 21 guns and flags as the vessel sails to Liverpool via Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lang
BR. M. Steamship Canada
Liverpool
Halifax
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Amilcan
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Noes
van Zandt
Messrs. Baker
Nowell
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Eanes
Eames
Messrs. Smith
Knowles
Mr. van Zandt
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Roger Williams
Providence Press
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Joan M
Murrex
Burrs
John M. Worthingtom
Kass Greenwich
Jonree
Suebk
Worthington
Justice Brayton
Supreme Court
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Michigan University
Detroit Advertiser
Sewalting. Com
Ann Arbor
Roca
Rosewreath
Bostoh
Richmond
Journal of Commerce
Beecher
Ting
Pablo
Louisville Journal
Wistar
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H. N. Gifford
Rury
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