Washington and Liberty Across the Atlantic
A stirring historical meditation on liberty, government, and progress compares the American and Spanish colonial legacies, praising self government, education, and the Bible’s influence. It lauds Washington as a universal symbol of constitutional liberty and urges duty to uphold civil and religious freedoms through knowledge and moral faith.
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France
Europe
Bacon
Locke
Milton
Shakepoura
United States
England
Spain
Hare
Howe
New England
America
Virginia
Burgensea
Inetica
Europop
Hampden
Sydney
Rustom
Atlantic
Amerie
American
Europa
Meric Fan
Washington
Union
Fourth of July Arrangements in Phenix Bristol 1843
The July fourth celebration plans include a 7 o'clock procession forming on the Common led by Chief Marshal Grance M. Corr with bands and temperance societies. Exercises to occur at the Methodist Church with singing and prayer, pews reserved for procession members, and invitations for all to join. The article notes a temperance emphasis and predicts strong attendance, plus details on related events in Warren and Newport and a weather note that the day was very warm with a 90 degree thermometer reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ellis
Boston Transcript
Christ Our Redeemer
Washingtonian Society
Bristol Young Men's Tots
Church Street
Thames Street
State Street
High Street
Methodist Church
Mr. Srerar
Processon
Friends of Temperance
Friends of the Cause
Poem on national pride and navy leadership rumor
A Philadelphia rumor cited by the New York Express says the Navy Department has been tendered to Captain Robert F. Stockton of the United States Navy. The verse appeals for national triumph and freedom as it chronicles patriotic hopes and the ascent of a flag and eagle over a nation.
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William I. Chanston
Heaven
Sean
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Robert. FE. Stockton
United States Navy
W. Y. Express
Providence Journal Recounts General Assembly Sessions
The Providence Journal details Thursday and Friday sessions of the General Assembly. It notes House and Senate actions on bills, appointments, and committees, including districting plans, the Perry Monument report, jail limits in Bristol, and militia measures. The Senate discusses the Agricultural Bank inquiry, Supreme Court changes, and districting into congressional seats, with adjournments and votes recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Jourral
General Assembly
Fi Sénate
RepMilice
Sea Fencibles
Warren Ariilery
National Cadets
Rhode le Jand Guards
Frangis
Ségate
Henry Y. Clarisson
Com. Perry
Bristol
Willard Hazard
Hazard
Common Council
South Kingstown
into-Hiorton
Jy Senate
Harris
RB. I. Agricultural Bank
Bullock
Greene
Providence
Messrs Greene
Rotter
Potter
Agricultural Bank
Messrs Lawton
Ballou
Harries
Perry
Senate
Howe
House
Suse
Messrs Brooch
Updile
Cranston
Uroyton
Hall
Brooch
J. Whipple
Onessima
Congress
Supreme Court
Lawton, Ballou
Charles Mies
Smitfeld
Methodist Episcopal Church
Courts of Common Fleas
Eaton
Measra Anthony
Bailey
Bowen
Buljlock
A. Church
Jr. Davis
Dawley
Darlee
Francia
A. C. Greene
W. Greene
Lawton
Manchester
Phillips
E. R. Power
Randall
Sands
Smith
Tillinghast
Noes
Messrs Ballou
Brown
Carr
A.poiter
Stéere
Wilkinson
Gen
Carrington
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Gre
South America
Osty
Gia Irene
Piarry
Agi
Yastre Amary
Techs
United State
Ani
Oramont
Luey Tual
Juntos
North
Hemiaphara
Tejoigg
Tidha
Lwighta
Coloniee
Old Spain
Rome
Bicily
Cliver
Littl
Ameda
Plymouth
Mangacuvatis
Cambrigeport
Mase
Narragansett Bank
Wickford
Coos Bank
Gratton
Haverhill
N. H
Narraganset
New Bedford Mercury
Moore's
Warren Star
Phenex
Hristol
Town Committee of Arrangements
Martha Whellington
Society
Marshal
Cold Water Army
Court For Probate
Warren
Alfred Bosworth
Star
Newport
Thayer
Mr. Upshur
Jdiany
Windom
Akion
R. K
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