The Press and Public Duty in Early American Governance
A long address outlines the role of religion, education, and a free press in American government. It argues that voters must be informed, editors gain power from public opinion, and independence protects democracy. It also notes the rise of telegraph news and the transformation of journalism in the United States.
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Beggar Asked to Share Bread on Holy Sabbath
A Albany Argus note recounts a Wrocurns meeting where a deacon feeds a hungry beggar on Sunday morning. The beggar asks to share the bread and then challenges the deacon by asking if the Lord’s prayer applies to both of them as brothers.
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