Tammany and the Presidency in New York Tempered by Democracy
Gen Pleasanton discusses tropical and Arctic life to illustrate nature’s diversity, while Brick Pomeroy attacks Tammany Hall and the Democratic bosses of New York. The piece condemns corruption, calls for honest leadership, and contrasts Democratic integrity with Republican theft. It cites Hall, Sweeny, Connolly, and Tweed, and warns voters to demand principled candidates for 1872.
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Brick Pomeroy
New Yok
Langugue Hat’s
Tammany
New York City
Americus Club
Supreme Court
The
Erie Railroad
George Barnard
Slippery Dick
Connally
Peter Bismarck Sweeny
Ton Willian
M. Tweed
New York
Washington
Hall
Sweeny
Connolly
Democratic Authority
Doctrinal debate on the Trinity and textual history
The article surveys defenses of the Trinity by reverend Little and others, contrasting faith with science. It questions Athanasian origins, manuscript reliability, and interpolations, argues early Christians did not teach three in one, and cites Newton, Locke, and Watts to challenge blind adherence. It also notes law and reform themes and ends with science reporting violet ray experiments by General Pleasanton and agricultural gains from violet light, suggesting broader health and growth applications.
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Fiena
Edwards
Wesley
McCosh
Newton
Locke
Lardner
Jefferson
Franklin
Isaac Watts
Llambolt Down
Menu
Heaven
Mr. Little
Athanasius
Constantine
Tittle
John
Abraham
Lot
Jacob
Artemas Ward
Jett
Artemias
Fue
iTuman
Philadelphia
A. J. Pleasanton
John Newton
Dol Flurschel
Pleasanton
Longus
Angell
New York
Madison Avenue
Reform and Its True Method
Peter Cooper argues reform rests on personal virtue not coercion and urges individuals to reform themselves first, aligning their lives with God and society to hasten a millennium. The quotation emphasizes self-improvement as the basis for lasting social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cooper
Reply to the Infidel Attack on Christianity
A polemic arguing for a Supreme Being as central to Christian faith, contrasting Christianity with materialism. It asserts God is an absolute spirit, love and holiness define Him, and salvation comes via grace. Materialism is condemned as cold, purposeless, and doomed to death, while faith offers hope beyond this life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
God
Holmesa
Hell
Jess
Merey
Fidels
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BP. Welker
Welker's
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Massillon Business Cards
Union National Bank
Wassielon
O. WM
First National Bank
Massillon
Otal
LI. Steele
Atylorlneys
Galdwiy
Arrounng
Wassillon
Ohio
Opera Block
IL Folger, Auornoy
Q. Ofice
Reed
Anson Pease
Erie Street
M. M. Catlin
D. G. Carts
Humberge & Son
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If. Gerould
Opera Itouse
Ernest
North Street
Elvardh
U. Reference
J. R. Storer
Boston
Mass
A. Metz
Ollice Ant
Ollice
Simmons
Regulator
Olien
BR. Emilen & Co
Dru Macen
Georgia
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Jas. ER. Brady & Co
Jones & Co
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J. Reed
Main
Lill Streets
Soweels
Canal Fulton
A. Wouts
DLA
W. Ribenoga
Messilion
Obie
Joseph Watson
C. A
Edward Kachler
Beatsist
Mainstreet
Bfulpsburgis
Pay Brankers
Gielg
Cpwin Taryt Notary
Onlhe Water
Morgamshaler & Breed CY
Vwassilegn
Killinger c& CO
KE. Cihidestha
Numnberger & Son
Stark and Coruclar Saw Mills
Wayne County
Guita Pereira
Lard
Hayes
Tounston
Conra Ls
Main St
K. Dickey & Co
Rte
BAL
Yank
Harti
Craserz
Sexcelsior
ML. A. Brown
Cleveland
Botanwwater & CO
Atwater Block
Exchange Place
Ricks & Bro
Massillon, C
Hvers & Willison
Hassillon
J. P. Burton
H. Falice
Lady’s
Soffery, &c
Mil
John A. Young
Sicley & Brown's
Nile
Boos
Sles UbEtanis
iMecks
Wipues
Taelley & Brown's
Lyric Street
HS. Wace Aes
Tremont Hau 2
Alassition
Boaser
Omee West Side Canal
A. Harse
Volix
Equatorial
Thoes
Arctic
Humboldt
Tropics
Equator
Hag
Independent
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