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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 03, 1849
Page
3
The letter argues against renaming church buildings, warning it fosters medieval superstition and diverts from Christ's teaching to worship in sacred places. It closes the debate as trivial, noting a straw signals wind direction but remains merely straw.
The author argues for a court of nations as essential to settle international disputes by truth and justice, with arbitration and legislation seen as unnecessary. He contends a bench of judges can define universal principles, and treaties gain strength from a world public sentiment backing court decisions.
The writer notes that errors in sentences stem from the handwriting not the mind, and any lack of sense in parts should be attributed to the hand rather than the author’s head.
Affected donors urge tighter expenditure oversight at the Bible Society, criticizing high salaries and agency costs funded by the poor. They request transparent use of funds, stricter control of expenses, and a public rebuttal to contractor complaints to preserve public trust in the noble institution.
The excerpt ends with a formal benediction urging duty, mercy, and humility, addressed to Sam and accompanying gentlemen. It underscores a religious or ceremonial tone in a concluding note.
The London Congregational Chapel Building Society urges erecting fifty new chapels in London to provide 60 000 more seats. It argues Congregationalism fits London needs by adaptable worship open to all, while calling for immediate, large finance and broad ministerial support to complete the project within twenty years.
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