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Republican Banner

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1834

Page

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Report of Cromwell on Anti Masonry Evil and Liberty

Minority report prepared by Mr Cromwell critiques the majority report on Anti Masonry. It argues Anti Masonry is political action through the ballot to curb Masonry which it portrays as a deadly secret government. It cites Morgan’s murder, secret oaths, and alleged Masonic influence in law, government, and media to justify abolition of Masonry.

Cromwell Brainard Morgan Masonry Pennsylvania Masonic canal Grand Lodge of Maryland Webb Royal Arch Rhode Island deay Peter croee Pritchard Jachin and Boaz Miller Ireland Belfast Anderton Boston William Morgan Batavia New York Col. King Masonic tribunals of Morgar Niagara Grand Lodge brother Wells Canandaigue Grand Lodge of John Brooks Dexter Massachusetts Benjamin Russel Brother Brooks De Witt Clinton Clinton General Grand Chapter United States Giraud Lodge of Most Puissant Supreme Council of the Samuel H. Jenks the National Union Masonic Grand Chapter St. John’s Lodge Tyler Stevens Masonic party Walker Philadelphia society of Free-Masons Baltimore common justice Washington Lafayette Franklin Lodge Hume Voltaire Jefferson Jackson Lancaster Union Somerset Huntingdon Delaware Bucks land of nations Saratoga Bennington Hancock Adams Starke Schuyler Putnam Warren Lexington Bunker Hill liberty William S. Rankin Mercer county Geo. Wolf Col. Stone Ganson THOS T. CROMWELL

To Morrow Whate'er the Grief That Fades the Eye

A brief verse on sorrow and hope. The speaker trusts we will smile to-morrow yet each morrow proves an image of today. Hope offers visions of tomorrow, but time still deepens grief.

The Ladies Good Counsel on Female Virtue and Education

A retro edition essay urges honesty with young women about society and gender roles. It advocates teaching virtue, intelligence, and realistic views of world expectations while promoting moral foundations. The piece includes an anecdote about a prince misreading a mass request and notes Liberia’s growing settlement activity with new buildings and a church.

Tranfortine Convicts in New York Legislature

The New York Legislature instructed its Congress delegation to push a law sending felons to a foreign place for transportation after conviction. The House passed the resolution 71 to 28. Massachusetts considered a similar measure but laid it on the table. The policy aims to ease prisons and reduce competition from state prison labor.

New York Congress Massachusetts

New Oat Variety From China Attracts Interest

A Chinese oat species introduced to England a few years ago promises to enrich English agriculture. When threshed it is free from husks and rind and contains more nutritious matter than standard oats. It also yields a larger crop, appealing to growers and farmers seeking improved forage grains.

England China

Respondez sil vous plait meaning explained

A fashionable lady sent out invitations marked R S V P. A man misread it as Roast Sausages and Veal Pye, another as Rein or Shine Vent Postpone. The wag finally explained it stood for Respondez sil vous plait inviting a reply.

Darkened doors for falsehood in Turkey rule

A Turkish custom slates storekeepers convicted of falsehood by painting their houses black for a month. The writer argues if observed here it would reveal a lack of integrity and sincerity despite our country’s advantages.

Farsenocv Turkey

Walter Scott statue planned on Eildon Hills bluff

A statue of Walter Scott is to stand on a high bluff of the Eildon Hills over 1300 feet high. From the site it will be visible in at least thirteen counties, creating a landmark visible over a wide area.

Walter Scott Eildon Hills

Fragmented Aphorisms Set on Virtue and Death

A garbled collection presents moral maxims on laughter, pleasure, and consistency. It asserts that truth and harmony arise from avoiding contradiction and pursuing deeds, while noting death as an ultimate boundary and measure of meaning, though the text remains unclear and disjointed.

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