Capital Punishment Debate Attributed To Scripture
An 1850 column argues capital punishment is biblically supported until the death of Christ, citing Old Testament prophecies and New Testament interpretation. It contends abolition would risk innocent suffering, and defends harsh penalties over imprisonment. Also notes debates on women voting and a German peace event.
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Christ
Jerusalem
Gedin
Lask
Green Brook
Death of the Twelfth U S President Zachary Tayton
The United States mourns as Twelfth President Zachary Tayton dies in Washington after a five day illness. He was born November 24, 1784 in Orange County Virginia and would have turned 66 next November. His final words were I am prepared I have endeavored to do my duty.
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Zacuany Tayton
United States
Washington
Zacharyan Taysonr
Orange County
Virginia
Capital Punishment debated with scripture and liberty themes
A letter criticizes capital punishment as a great restraint proving false by murders and abolition of public executions. It cites cases Johnston Pearson Webster and Parkman and argues against Old Testament mandates and royal authority, promoting universal liberty and equal rights. It notes Meeks Am. Sunday School Union publications and offers to display their catalogue.
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S. R
Tribune
Johnston
Pearson
Massachusetts
Webster
Parkman
Great Britain
United States
J. D. Meeks
Am. Sunday School Union
New York
Webster's Case Hearing Posts Clemency Decision Date
Boston a committee heard clemency petitions in Professor Webster's case on July 8. A large number of petitions were cited including 984 from New York City, plus others. Medics argued head blows can kill quickly, while jurors described Webster's ungovernable temper in past incidents. A final decision was postponed to July 18.
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Boston
Committee On Pardons
Webster
New York City
Franklin County
N. Y
Michigan
Green
Dr. Parkman
Edwin Jarvis
Prof. Webster
Dr. Webster
Illness of the President in Wassixotonm July 8
The President is very feeble but improving since morning. Doctors Weatherspoon and Hall attend him amid reports the illness is bilious cholera. Several deaths occur today from a similar illness. A proclamation on New Mexico and the South is anticipated.
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United States
Partisan influence and calls for nonpartisan gubernatorial leadership
A Rahway Register editorial condemns party dictation in selecting a state governor and urges editors to cooperate across political lines. It argues a truly capable governor must rise above factional prejudice and serve the masses, warning that party loyalty harms state welfare and future prospects.
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Partizan
Rahway Register
Cholera Deaths Rise in Cincinnati Report
A city report to the Clerk shows 187 total deaths for the past week up to Saturday afternoon, with 118 from Cholera. The Board of Health met and listed 98 deaths in the last 24 hours, 65 from Cholera, noting the reports were not as complete as needed.
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Board of Health
Gold Dust Cargoes Reach New York and Fleet Movements
The Philadelphia arrives from California with $2,500,000 in gold dust and passenger cash after a nine day, 22 hour voyage. The Georgia carried mail to Havana. the Alabama left for New Orleans with 125 passengers and about $500,000 in gold. Reports note political and social commentary from contemporaries in Boston and Manchester trials, plus fire losses in Brooklyn and St Louis mortality counts.
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U.S. Mail
Philadelphia
Pearson
New York
Georgia
Alabama
New Orland
Treasury scandal overcharges prompt demand for restitution
The committee findings condemn executive acts as beyond authority and favor repayment of public funds. The piece notes political pressure to replace a cabinet minister following the inquiry and hints at shifts in Cabinet composition. The Tribune endorses restitution and stresses accountability for all involved.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Meredith
Toombs
Crawford
Toombe
Loco-Focos
Schenck
Yeas
Select Committee
Washington
Marriages in Plainfield and New Brunswick
On Wednesday July 34 two ceremonies united couples in New Jersey. Rev Lucius Crandall officiated at Plainfield as Adam Zimmerman wed Elisa M daughter of Randolph Drake. Rev W E Perry joined Theodore Runyon to Matilda Hoagland and Samuel Jaques to Abby E Timmons both couples from New Brunswick N J.
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Lucius Crandall
Adam Zimmerman
Elisa M
Randolph Drake
Tn Plainfield
W.E. Perry
Theodore Runyon
Matilda Hoagland
New Brunswick
N. J
Samuel Jaques
Abby E. Timmons
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