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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1876
Page
2
The excerpt urges prudence in speech and integrity in voting. It touts the ballot as superior to mere spectacle and warns against fraud and deception, stressing patriotism and consistent principles as keys to national progress.
A declarative editorial argues the world moves forward on wheels not retreating, liberty replacing tyranny, and rights guaranteed for every person whose freedoms are protected. It frames technological and social advancement as universal privilege and future hope.
The text argues for vigilance against falsehoods in the press and frames a decisive political battle between right and wrong. It questions republican ideals, cautions against servitude, and notes Mr. Adams of Massachusetts as a controversial figure whose nomination is debated.
The article denounces last moment effort to place Grant over Hayes as a poor trick and inflates the stakes for future leaders. It argues that boys growing up must be trained to become intelligent, noble citizens who will run professions, warehouses, legislatures, and all public life. It urges parents and citizens to prepare a splendid manhood now.
A bold critique argues that emancipated slaves are men and citizens, deserving protection. It condemns attempts to control government by denying rights and declares that future divine justice will avenge this suffering population.
The feature tour guides readers through the U S Building displaying naval weapons, mail presses, ship models, Arctic vessels, and the Franklin ledger. It notes exhibits from the lighthouse service to wax fruits and a canoe built from a single tree, ending with American Indian artifacts and a log schoolhouse.
The Rev Dr Hamlin, long in Turkey, argues Russia cannot subdue the Ottoman Empire and fears the Czar’s goal to suppress other faiths. He favors Sultan rule and notes Turkish outrages but doubts Russia advances freedom. The piece reflects on European agitation, cautious governments, and Christian persecution amid rival powers.
Local notice outlines amendments including Article V changing charter grants to expedite incorporations, Article VI repealing registry tax and elector qualifications, and Article VII explaining itself amid economic distress among locals. Property transfers recorded show multiple land sales and deeds in Octo ber.
A Hayes and Wheeler Campaign Club torchlight procession arrived from Providence and Pawtucket with six hundred torches. Speeches at Town Hall by Judge Case Granville Brown and C C Van Zendt followed a bright display of flags and lanterns. The event ended with a Town Hall audience and a salute to Col Pettis amid scattered violence against attendees.
The docket records a $154.10 rent claim in an estate case with a $107.64 verdict for the plaintiff. Also reported are a not guilty oyster theft appeal, a 10 cent jury verdict in a trespass case, and a naturalization grant. Further notes mention library acquisitions and a sacred music book.
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