14 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1867
Page
1
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The essay records how Bishop Griswold spurred evangelical revival in Bristol starting 1812. It notes his pastoral methods daily teaching and private meetings, the growth of church life, and the wide influence across the Eastern Diocese including St. John's Providence and St. Ann's Brooklyn. It also highlights supporters and detractors among Massachusetts clergy, praising his moderation and evangelical zeal.
The Bristol congregation experiences a dramatic 1820 revival led by youthful order candidates amid Bishop Griswold’s evangelical yet orderly ministry. A series of cottage lectures and private meetings fill homes, sparking widespread spiritual awakening, conversion, and renewed church life without disorder.
A correspondent outlines the future prospects of the Prince Imperial of France as he nears manhood, detailing his military rise from childhood, preparatory education, and hands on trades including type setting. The narrative notes his bright mind, pleasant temper, and growing popularity among Bona partis. Lincoln home notes visitors and a bishop’s tribute, while Mrs. Tilton mentions colored soldiers reacting emotionally to the martyrdom narrative.
A quirky survey cites cases from England and beyond of monomaniacs and delusions. Notable figures include Rev Simon Brown who believed his soul was annihilated by divine will and an Oxford student who ordered his funeral bell to ring for him.
A historical note compares a Mormon practice of shaming dissenters with New York police patrols outside a disorderly house. Two officers with dark lanterns stand guard nightly to deter visitors, aiming to disrupt the illicit gathering by scrutiny at the doorway.
A preacher urged Christians to be active for Christ and work beyond prayer. An audience member recalled the message asking what was heard this morning, noting the call to stop whining and go to work. The piece also mentions Williamsville Michigan a colored settlement of freed people with farms schools and a history of aiding the Union army.
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