Republican temperance stance guides 19th century policy debate
The piece argues the Republican party remains strong in courage and public service, favoring temperance and opposing liquor licenses. It notes internal division over Prohibition, praises consistency in temperance support, and urges selecting the best candidate for governor with a wise platform to maintain electoral success since 1875.
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Speaker Armstrong Answers on Temperance and Party Loyalty
In a reply to Unionist questions, Speaker Armstrong argues that temperance allies should not desert the Republican party to advance Local Option aims. He asserts a strong anti saloon platform can win New Jersey this fall, noting the House and Senate defeat of Local Option shows party unity for temperance and condemns desertion as counterproductive. The speech also addresses perceptions of presidential salaries, cautioning against misreadings of Congress compensation.
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Recalling War Era Nations Tunes and National Spirit
A Southern editorial urges teaching Yankee Doodle Star Spangled Banner and Hail Columbia in schools to foster patriotism. It links songs to unity across North and South, notes wartime tensions, and cites Britain France and Germany as parallels, ending with a call for peace and national destiny.
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Sunday laws and Civil Sundays union concerns rise in New Jersey
Reports discuss Sunday law enforcement, religious rights, and social order. Local figures from Trenton and the New Jersey Sabbath Union advocate observing Sabbath protections, while noting disputes over church-state balance and civic duty. A separate medical case involves arsenic poisoning rumors and a nurse’s suspected conduct amid a death inquiry.
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Incomplete Fertilizer List Assertion and Denials
Mr Kirke states the fertilizer list was incomplete and denies any intent to correct errors. He argues that the list was written and read at the interview and rejects insinuations of subterfuge as unworthy and false.
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Interview Sought by Pie Seller Ann Barge Oee
Ann Barge Oee seeks an interview regarding her pie venture and its community impact. Local officials and neighbors are invited to share perspectives on her baking project and its cultural significance.
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