Governor Foraker Excerpts From an Able Forum Article
Excerpts from an August Forum piece debate suffrage, election fraud, and party power. It argues the South remained solid through fraud, cites Georgia and Mississippi voting patterns, warns against complacency, and urges Republican control to curb abuses and protect national unity. It contrasts party records and notes recent Civil War memorial and policy controversies.
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Democratic Party
South
Chicago
Indianapolis
Columbus
Cincinnati
Georgia
Ohio
Cratic
Hosabaya
S.ctue
Congress
Mississippi
Blaine
Logan
Cleveland
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Europe
Senate
Friends of American Industry
Republican Party
United States
Whch
Jeffers N Davis
John C. Calhoun
Albert Sidney Johnston
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Rosser
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Concerning the Bigot and sectarianism in faith
The sermon rebukes bigotry and sectarian divisiveness among Christian groups. It defends liberty of conscience, urges evaluating beliefs by fruits, and calls for broad cooperation across denominations in mission and charity while warning intolerance harms the faith and society. It recalls historical religious strife and extols unity in Christ.
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Hamptons
T. DeWitt Talmage
Jordan
Gilead
Ephraim
Church of God
Baptists
Congregationalists
House of God
George Whitefield
George
Temselves
Christ
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Francis I
Lesbes
Yos
Great Britain
Astor Library
New York
Christendom
Baptist Church
Boston
England
Babe Socialis Ling
Lord Jesus
God
Robert Hall
Latimer
Melville
John Wesley
Summerfield
John Knox
Alexanders
Young Men's Christian Association
Bible Society
The
Tract Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Atlantic
Mars Head
Mars
Sin
Father
Heaven
Earth
Jesus Christ
Starving a Jury and the Henry VIII Case
A historical note on jurors who ate while locked up or before verdicts. It cites Lord Chief Justice Reed fining jurors in the 16th century for fasting breaches and reports in Dyer’s Reports of jurors found with pockets of pippins. The piece records fines and the court’s stance on maintaining trial formality.
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Henry VIII
Reed
Queen's Bench
Dyer
City editor rules on ads and professions cited
A Georgia paper prints an editor's strict rules praising advertisers and certain professions while excluding non advertisers. The note, signed F Meddleton Pryor, warns against breaking guidance, with snippets attributed to Arkansaw Traveler and Washington Critic illustrating political personas.
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Georgia
Supreme Bench
F. Meddleton Pryor
Arkansaw Traveler
The Sunday School Lesson on Christ Fulfilling the Law
The August 21 lesson from Matthew 5 examines Jesus fulfilling the Old Testament law, its spiritual depth, and the proper place of Scribes and Pharisees. It covers the Sermon on the Mount, the necessity of heart obedience, and the call to live by the law in spirit and letter, with emphasis on personal repentance and righteous living.
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Mount of
Sea of Galilea
Christ
Meyer
Xaminer
Kingdom of Heaven
Abbott
Sheluck
Jesus
Schaff
Babylon
Alford
Hades
Hell
Geenna
Ellicott
Sehati
Heaven
Earth
Beanley
Bidelty
Cty
Noah
Tack
The Commercial Traveler: a portrait of a roving salesman
A reflective portrait traces the commercial traveler from early mornings to late nights, linking him to inns, stock orders, and bustling markets. It lauds his resilience and humor while offering a wary note on public bravado, ending with a toast to continued success and a hopeful afterlife on his route.
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Dr. Talmage
New Haven Seas
Washington
Jesus and
the Law
Commercial Traveler
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