Plainfield Lyceum meeting announced for Tuesday evening
The Plainfield Lyceum will meet at Mr. W. W. Davison's school house on Tuesday evening next at 14 017 o'clock. The discussion topic is The Ladies and the public generally are invited to attend. E. M. Dunn, Secretary.
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Plainfield Lyceum
W. W. Davison
Plainfield
County of
Essex
C. H. Stillman
Zachariah Webster
Robert Anderson
WM. Dunn
Lectures to the Young at Second Baptist Church
The Rev. Lewis Bond continues his Lectures to the young in this place with a Sunday Evening talk on March 24 at the Second Baptist Church. Rev. Mr. Scott of Newark is slated to lecture before the Lyceum next Tuesday evening.
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Lewis Bond
Second Baptist Church
Mr. Scott
Newark
Lyceum
Rogers
Salem Sunbeam
A. R. Baldwin
W.L. Bassett
Bassett
Broadway
Broad Street
New Jersey
W. L
Wil B
New Jersey Legislation and Calls for Reform Patterns
A political tract condemns New Jersey laws as tyrannical and unequal. It cites 132 acts with few general laws and many targeted measures, urging voters to review acts and rejections before the next public assembly. It lists specific acts and municipal voting by ballot issues as examples.
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New-Jersey
New Jersey
Plainfield
Amicable Meadow
Essex
Lamberton
Mount Holly Summi@r Louse association
Ovcan
Passaic Silk Manufacturing Company
Swartwout Pond
Sussex
Hopewell
Mercer
Carpenters Landing
Bridgeport
Sweedsboro
Woodbury
Clonceta Ae
Moorestown
Burlington
van Vo
Hudson
Freehold
Turkey
New Egypt
Monmouth
Gloucester City
Camden
Woodstown
Salem
Morristown
Morris
Mercer Mutual Pursuing and Detecting Society
Chester
Hope and Knowlton
Warren
Hope
Pompton
Passaic
Franklin, Harison
Woolwich
Gloucester
General law on rights and privileges debated in town meeting
At the annual town meeting residents discuss equal rights under general laws and the need to curb special privileges. The column notes debates on chartered powers, parochial control, and calls for universal access to schooling and infrastructure, citing figures and local references.
Parental duty to train children for virtue and happiness
A discussion of a parent’s obligation to provide education and cultivation for a child. It argues that the child’s well being and moral development outweigh personal comfort, urging parents to seek broad schooling, whether at private academies or public institutions, to ensure equal opportunity and civic virtue.
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Daily Legislative Record
Hethen
Public debate on education equality and property suffrage
A collection of opinions and notices on education for all classes, property qualification laws, temperance, and political critique. The items discuss the privilege of choosing education for children, the alleged democratic Whig stance, a Mercer Court juror case, a temperance meeting in Salem, New Hampshire Democratic gains, and editorial responses to the Gaddis Whig Legislature.
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Gapers Wiiccerr
Mercer Court
Gaddis
Inman
New Jersey
Trentonian
Howard S Moore Died in New York
In New York on March 17 Howard S Moore, son of David Moore, died.
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New York
Howard S
David Moore
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Friend Toombs
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Essex Court of Oyer and Terminer
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Webster
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Jos. B. Toomas
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Trustees
Elston Marsh
Jacob Manning
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Cornelius Boice
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William
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