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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 10, 1869
Page
5
A letter from George Norris Willomatt advocates broader lay agency in preaching and teaching. He argues lay preachers could supplement underpaid village pastors, align with early Christian practice, and relieve priestly jealousy. He urges large-town churches to supply eager, trusted lay workers for nearby communities.
A Friday Senate session discusses M. de Maupas's call for a ministry with its own policy to shield the Emperor from daily attacks. Rouher defends existing order. Sartiges praises press freedom. the issue ends without a vote as the interpellations are shelved.
The Cortes preliminary sitting is held with Senor Olozaga likely chosen as President. The Pope bans bishops from joining the Constituent Assembly while Espartero’s election to the Cortes is reportedly not accepted. Freedom of worship gains attention as Madrid press attacks priests and reports on church thefts and religious advertisements in papers.
The Paris presses publish a manifesto by former Queen Isabella urging unity, liberty, and regeneration as Spain faces civil strife. She condemns prior betrayals, vows to remain sovereign, and promises to restore repose, fortune, and faith to her people.
In Athens the Bulgaris Ministry resigns over protocol issues and M Zaimis forms a new government with M Delyannesia at the Foreign Office. The cabinet is not yet settled but seen as likely to succeed. Constantinople reports a favorable Paris Conference reply may come, with an extended deadline granted by Greek court officials due to ministerial changes.
The treaty signed in London on the 14th alt establishes two commissioners from each side to evaluate claims within two years, with an appointed arbitrator by lot if needed. Payments are due within eighteen months after decision. General Grant opposes, arguing it undervalues ships and blames England for prolonging the war. The Tribune notes little chance of Senate passage.
The Cape advocates of responsible government oppose state aid to religious institutions and favor free trade, while opponents back state aid and oppose free trade. Natal’s Legislative Council has been dissolved as general elections approach. Gold-field news from the region remains discouraging due to dwindling alluvial yields.
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