Senator Morton Speech on Republican Virtue and Democratic Threats
The speech pits Republicans against Democrats in a struggle for government, praising Union victory and criticising Democratic reform claims. It cites Treasury disbursement trends, defends Grant era finances, denounces slavery, and warns of Democratic tactics in the South including violence and intimidation to influence elections.
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President objects to parts of River and Harbor Bill
President Grant issues a message to the House opposing portions of the River and Harbor Appropriation bill of 1876. He argues many provisions benefit private or local interests, warns of revenue shortfalls, and vows to block non national expenditures during his term. Executive Mansion Washington August 14 1876.
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Orders for Protection of the Rahot Box outlined to General Sherman
A dated communication from Secretary of War J D Campnow directs Gen W T Sherman to mobilize available forces to enforce the Fifteenth Amendment voting rights. The order calls for preventing violence fraud and intimidation at the polls, with prompt prosecution of offenses and reinforcement of law officers to ensure enforcement across all citizens regardless of race.
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The Path of Destiny in Faith and Fear
A poetic reflection on choosing paths, fate, and regret. The speaker contemplates how small acts or moments alter life’s course, leading to “it might have been.” Faith offers comfort, turning fear into trust and providing peace beyond sorrow. Dr. Keluo Carter is cited in the N Observer.
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Observer
International Sunday School Lessons Third Quarter 1876
Lesson schedule listing topics for September including Intemperance Proverbs 23, The Excellent Woman Proverbs 31 10 9 1 0. A Golly Life Ecclesiastes 12 1 14. Heviews or a Lesson selected by the aC.
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The Beauty of Holiness in Moral Worth and Worship
An exegesis on holiness describing longing for moral beauty rather than artistic beauty. It argues holiness awakens from its moral worth and joy giving power, not beauty alone, and links possession of holiness to authentic worship and a life of beauty. Alliance.
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A Mother's Tears and Faith In a Boy's Religion
A reflective passage on spiritual awakening through a mother's prayers and the need for personal repentance. It contrasts deathbed contrasts and urges immediate faith in Christ, urging holiness and a boy's sincere religion. The speaker emphasizes near hearts, invitation to come, and the temple of God as a source of sanctity.
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