Never in an introduction prayer or hymn pattern in Boston church
A long, dense extract from a 19th century newspaper discusses a sermon by Rev Nehemiah and public religious life in Boston. It critiques choate style sermons, declares the world’s present state, and questions church and civil authority. Mentions President Adams era figures and a Madison Argue stance with Byron Paine.
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Nehemiah
Boston
Rati Choate
Sir. Choate
Wien
Teres
Ihewerdd
Wales
Meryten
Elena
Hoeneche
Titian
Ahangous
Honatereie
Aedasigas
Fideral Mirbit
The Rise of Republicans Across States and Cities
The article traces a rapid Republican advance in recent elections across New Hampshire Connecticut Michigan New Jersey and major cities including Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis noting gains in both state legislatures and national contests It argues the shift reflects opposition to slavery and Democratic subservience to southern interests while urging continued party unity and reform ahead of future contests It also mentions Wisconsin solidifying Republican control and a forthcoming Wisconsin Editorial Association meeting with local editorial changes and personnel moves.
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New Hampsheir
New Hagland
Congress
Michigan
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Springfield
Illinois
Tllinois
Egypt
New York
Pennsylvania
Bnt
Republican Party
Byron Paina
Ure Mast
Wisconsin
Repubblicans
Supreme Court
U.S
Ratnurte
Green County Vote Shows Paine Victory and Strong GOP Repeat
Green County reports indicate Byron Paine leads with about a thousand votes for Supreme Judge, and David Noggle wins a long term with the largest county majority yet. The edition highlights Rock County and Clarno triumphs for Republicans, notes high turnout, and mentions a new usury law taking effect.
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Green County
Paine
Granty
J. C. Fremont
Eleetion
David Noggle
Rock County
Green
Supreme Judge
Byron Paine
Fourth regular meeting of this Institute at Buckwheat Academy
The April meeting at Buckwheat Academy near Shueyville opened with remarks on Education and district libraries. Fred W. Byers became secretary pro tem, prizes in schools debated, and several resolutions approved about teacher development, merit judgments, and examinations. Appointments included assayists and declaimers, with adjournment to September to Clare Town House.
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Monroe
Wis
O. C. Baker
Develook
J. Lester Williams
Bros. Finebaugh
Millour
J. L. Williams
W. Eh.thompson
Bros J.C. Aspinwall
Thomas ©. Golden
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Yocum P. TE
Pe Blof
Hazaltine
N.Y
Cincinenati
Bro. Doughty
W. M. Ashbore
J. Highistics
J.C. Aspinwall
Tc, Golden
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J. No- Inn
Buckwheat Academy
Shueyville
Sma
Fred
W. Byers
Sigworth
Messrs
Smith
Porter
Shuey
Byers
Maine
Miss Maine
Annie McDowell
Olive DeHaven
2. C. Maine
Phobe Bowen
Mary McDonnell
Mr. Smith
Woodman
McDonnell
Maley
Millman
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