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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 10, 1849

Page

19

Liberal in religion contends with Roebuck on freedom and faith

A critical examination contrasts Roebuck with Liberals in religion over spiritual pride and intolerance. The piece argues for tolerance in political and religious debates while urging fair play, equal rights, and mutual understanding between Liberals in religion and politics amid calls for union and revised alliances.

Mr. Roebuck Roebuck Bradford Ireland

Spiritual lessons for liberals on pride and view

The text urges liberals to admit they have much to learn and to avoid spiritual pride. It warns that lacking distinct vision and supreme love misreads perception and prevents true progress, noting Mr Roebuck’s Bradford critique as a reference point.

Slavery in Death Struggle Shapes US politics

The slavery question dominates national debate as Free-soilers gain in Congress and in new territories. Congress considers excluding slavery from New Mexico and the district of Columbia while debates over the rights of Southern states intensify. The piece predicts a long struggle, with California gold discoveries possibly shifting power and risking renewed slave expansion.

United States Friends of Abolition van Buren Republic South Senate House of Representatives America Congress South Carolina New Mexico Calhoun Mexico Columbia Free States Taylor Senate of Territories Union Polk California

French Views on English Press and the French Revolution

A Paris correspondent reviews English coverage of the French Revolution noting Times support shifts toward Napoleon the Second and Empress Thiers correspondence. It cites Tait's Magazine as best on the Revolution and argues about the National Assembly's current scope versus past Constituent Assemblies, including dates of previous sessions and the constitutional structure.

Paris France England The Times Girouette Cavaignac Napoleon the Second Germany Italy Morning Herald Morning Chronicle Orleanist Girardin Mauvais Génie M. Thiers Tait Legislative Assembly National Assembly Council of Five Hundred Council of the Ancients

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