Christianity in the East and Western Revival Critique
A long critique argues that Eastern Christian practice is hollow, with Muslims and Christians alike engaging in empty rituals. It condemns revival meetings as money driven, shallow, and damaging to true religion, citing past examples and editorials from Salina and other papers. The piece also includes letters and disputes involving Ingham, Eaton, and President Jackson, discussing political intrigue and threats against public morality.
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Jestine
Armenia
Mahomet
Europe
Ealing
Christ
Presbyterian Church
Zacheus
Salina N. Y
Eaton Seeks Disclosure Over Telegraph Slur on Family
Letter from J H Eaton denounces what he calls vile abuse in the United States Telegraph. He demands an immediate answer from Inawam and accuses the paper of misquoting his wife. Editor’s note claims families of the Treasury, Navy, and Attorney General refused association with her.
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U. S. Telegraph
Eaton
Ingham
United States Telegraph
Treasury
Navy
J. H. Eaton
S. D. Inawam
Secretary of the Treasury
Telegraph
Washington Letter Responds To Telegraph Publication
Washington on June 18 1831 replies to a note about a publication and a Telegraph report. The writer rejects demands for disavowal and asserts that many in the city and nation believe the stated facts to be true while urging the recipient to settle accounts with friends first.
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Washington
Telegraph
Philadelphia
U. States
Ss. D. Ingham
J. H. Eaton
Gentlemanly honor duel demand in 1831 letter
Mr. Hoerton demands satisfaction from Mr. Incram for an insulting reply received after a frank inquiry. He questions whether Incram possesses the character of a gentleman and calls for a remedy to repair the wrong, insisting on a decisive answer.
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Mr. Eaton
Ingitam
Jay
J. Hoerton
S. D. Incram, Esq
Washington Note On Satisfaction Demand In 1831 Issue
Washington June 20 1831 Sir your note of Saturday amounting to a demand of satisfaction for injury done to you was received that day in Mr company proceedings.
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Mr. Eaton
Mr. Ingham
J. WL. Eaton
D. Incham
Washington
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Ted
1Eston
G.T. Buckingham
Paul
Peter
James
John
Dr. Randolph
D. Ingham
President Jackson
United States
Register of the Treasury
U.S
Register
Treasury Department
District of Columbia
Washington Telegraph
Branch
Globe
Roxanus
Congress
Republican Party
Richmond Enquirer
Gen. Jackson
Mr. Clay
Clay
General Jackson
U. S. Gazette
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