26 Jan 1861
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1861
Page
1
The passage argues that greatness of soul in a spectator inspires profound emotion, pride in a shared humanity, and longing to imitate noble traits. It notes how beauty reveals hidden faculties, unites generosity and self control, and shows the extent of human freedom and potential. From Degerando's French.
A New London grave inscription honors William Hotman who poured his blood to flood a powder line and save a fort. The piece cites his heroic act in 1781, and the text includes lines bearing his resting epitaph. Following are essays on vulgarity, refinement, and family virtue, with Robertson and moral reflections on social manners and gospel practice.
Two maidens debate marriage and income in a late 19th century vignette. They compare eight hundred dollars a year to comfortable living, question women’s duties, and argue whether wives should work or rely on husbands, challenging social norms.
A critic dismisses the woman's suitability for Harry Pleasants, claiming she is unworthy and that he should marry someone who shares his view of life as real and earnest, seeking true honor and happiness despite her expectations.
The Weekly Pendulum lauds Rhode Island governors for nonpartisan, people oriented leadership over the past decade. It recalls Governors Allen Horrin Drer and Turxer as humble, honest figures helping the needy, maintaining dignity, fairness, and open communication with citizens and opponents alike.
A period piece extols Governor William Spraeux describing him as a steadfast, nonambitious yet firm leader. It highlights his discipline, independence, and business capacity while noting his ability to unite supporters from both major parties and maintain public trust.
A collage of antiquated notes on rhinoceros scent and pack behavior, Queen Victoria’s early moral training, a comic barber scene, grave reflections on memory and reading, and a retrospective remark on effort and value from classic speeches. The piece blends natural history with moral commentary and quotation.
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