Sermon by Rev Dr Wilson on National Reform 1831
The Albany sermon sketch argues for a national reform, urging God be acknowledged in the Constitution and condemning slavery, atheism in politics, and religious neglect. It traces presidents from Washington to Monroe, notes religious voids in governance, and calls for public repentance and prayer meetings to reform the nation.
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Dr. Wilson
Albany
Albany Daily Advertiser
Niagara
Mamershalaliashbazs
Wilson
Tsaiah
Pennsylvania
Atrasa
Ile Mon
Maintay
Congress
Washington
Philadelphia
Episcopal Church
Abercrombie
Mr. Adams
Priestly
Adams
Jefferson
Virginia
Randolph
Little’s
Manyther
Madison
United States
Monroe
East
Adam
Jeroboam
Llosea
Gol
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Vroom
Crafts
Vermont
Paland N
Mr. Jay
Messrs Ingham
Berrien
Branch
Batavia
Holy
A Spencer
Maynard
Senate
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Rhode-Islind
Connecticut
God the Son
Duty on Tea Debated In Early Senate Session
In the Twenty Second Congress first session the Senate debated further tea duty cuts. Mr Webster urged prompt action citing vast tea in bond and revenue needs, while Mr Smith and Mr Clay pressed for immediate reduction or time to February or March, to align with the 1830 act.
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United States
Congress
Philadelphia
Thompson
Heaven
Earth
Isles
God
Tom Paine
Palmer
Senate
Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Smith
Clay Rose
N. York
Custom House