Platt on Fourteenth Amendment enforcement in Congress
Hon. J. H. W. Platt Jr of Virginia argues against judicial outcry and supports federal use of army and navy to protect loyal citizens from outrages, criticizing Democratic party support for the fugitive slave law and defending constitutional power to enforce protections nationwide. He highlights Massachusetts fugitive case and contrasts past Democratic use of federal force with current limits.
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Uoless
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Tintow lecture on Spiritism tested by science
Rev G W Tintow argued that while some facts about mediumship border on the marvelous, no single or combined claim proves agency by spiritual beings. He urged scientific inquiry, warned against pretenses, and urged truth as the measure of belief, as reported by the Standard of the Cross. A Connecticut schoolboy’s humorous composition on the horse ends with a quip about hay and wild oats.
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Deste
Darwin Experiments With Monkeys and Snakes Receives Noted Interest
The article recounts Darwinian experiments on instinctive dread in monkeys toward snakes as described by Brehm and witnessed in the Zoological Gardens. It notes curious monkey reactions to various objects, including a stuffed snake and live specimens, and mentions related observations about lizards frogs and a turtle. It also covers court remarks on women jurors in Albany Wyoming and a San Francisco anecdote about Phoenix seeking an eagle bread sign.
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Bible and science: accepting Darwin and geology in faith
FReevher argues that scientific discoveries illuminate scripture and that geology and Darwin do not disprove the Bible. He contends that days of creation can be read as periods, and that education advances from animal to spiritual, strengthening biblical truth as philosophy probes it.
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Power of Childery and a Temperance Pledge
A Worcester town hall anecdote recalls children guiding a intoxicated man toward temperance by singing a pledge. With wit and courage they coaxed him to sign using a hat as a table, prompting tears and praise for mercy from Joseph John B. Gough as the crowd thanked divine mercy.
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Good Reading and the Skill of Reading Aloud
The text extols the value of reading well and cultivating the ability to read aloud. It praises how reading improves conversation through a pleasant, elegant voice and urges girls to practice and develop this genteel skill as a refined accomplishment.
The Power of Speech in Religion and Culture
Professor Slact extols the Holy Scriptures and refined oratory as potent forces to uplift criminals, patients, families, and society. He urges nurturing this divine gift of speech, arguing no instrument rivals the human voice for touching hearts and enhancing life.
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Newgate
Smong
Joes
Professor Slact
Typographic Blunders Highlighted in Print Errors
A column recalls printer blunders from old papers including garbled sermons and misread ads. It lists surreal mishaps such as a minister embarking for Europe and a tale of a dog, plus stray lines turning to absurd phrases. The piece criticizes careless practice and cites examples from Syracuse and Akron Beagan.
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