Defining Christian and Protestant religion in the Constitution
The speaker argues that Christian and Protestant religions are distinct, tracing origins from John the Baptist and early churches. He contends the old Constitution protected Protestant religion while the new would protect Christian religion, and questions how legislators can define such beliefs without bias.
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Christ
John
Jokin
Jesus
Andrew
Simon Peter
Andrenl
Ephesus
Coe al Taha
Apollos
John 5
Free Christian Church
Church of John the Baptist
Church of Christ
Apostolic Christian Church
John the Baptist
Jesus Christ
Sirs
Legislature
Supreme Court
Love and Progress
Nave
Spain
Portugal
South America
France
England
Germany
Ireland
Scotland
Asia
Europe
Africa
Protestant and Christian Faiths Differ, Convention Concludes
The document argues that Protestant religion and Christian religion are not identical, concluding that the Convention has reached a discernible judgment in this matter.
Altering the Constitution 32d Article debated by Rev Lawrance
In the August 29, 1835 issue of AUR OU OU SEL a lengthy communication by Rev Joshua Lawrance discusses modifying the 32d article of the Constitution. The paper promises to continue the topic in the next issue and to publish pamphlet copies for wider circulation.
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Joshua Lawrence
Election returns hint at Congress GOP split and Legislature shift
The paper notes it will likely publish full returns in the next issue. Early indications show the next Congressional delegation will mirror the current one with six Administration and seven anti's. In the Legislature, Administration strength appears improved but the majority remains uncertain.
Election Returns Martin County Senate and Commons Results
The Senate race in Martin County shows Raleigh Roebuck 621 votes and Alfred M. Slade 495, Joseph J. Williams 213, Jesse L. Gwanner 119. no opposition. Commons results list Roebuck 621 and Slade 495. Congress vote: Bynum 562, Long 324.
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Martin County
Jesse Cooper
Senate
Raleigh Roebuck
Alfred M. Slade
Commons
Roebuck
Slade
Joseph J. Williams
Jesse L. Swanner
Congress
Bynum
Long
Congress Votes by Counties in This District Polls Report
The Tarboro Press notes a Thursday meeting of county sheriffs in Washington to compare polls. It presents official county vote tallies including a 643 majority and recalls the 1531 race between Dr. Hall and Mr. Lloyd with county results. Majorities listed and outstanding counties are discussed.
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Washington
Hall
Lloyd
Pettibrew Elected to Congress Blazes News Beacon
A fragment from a 19th century scene notes a midnight festival as cannons roar and bonfires blaze. The crowd hails a political turn with Ebenezer Pettirrew elected to Congress, elevating spirits beyond battlefield triumphs and peace proclamations.
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Niblo
New York
Tappan
Garrison Lung
Webster
Tory Jackson
Ebenezer Pettirrew
Congress
Pettigrew Speech Published in Court House Address
A Planter asks The Tarbor Press to publish Mr Pettigrew’s Washington Court House speech given on the 20th of the month. He notes many friends could not attend and wish to read in print his grateful acknowledgments for posterity.
Murder at Greenville Leaves Cox Dead in Affray
John Vincent and John Cox clashed near Greenville on the 10th an affray during which Vincent delivered several mortal stabs Cox died within minutes Vincent was arrested and jailed in Greenville awaiting trial Wash. White.
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John Vincent
John Cox
Greenville
Cox
Vincent
Wash. Whie
Remark on Fortune Dozier in Loyal Service
Survivors were preserved through the instrumentality of a young negro man named Fortune, property of Mr. John Dozier, brother of the deceased. We trust his great exertions in duty and affection will be rewarded, Wilmington Press.
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Col. Dozier
Wmn. Hankins
Miles Potter
Harriet Hankins
Brunswick County
Smithville
Elizabeth River
Mr. Hankins
Power
Potter
John Dozier
Fortune
Willmington Press
Dentist Pugh Arrested At Pinsylvania Court House
The Danville Observer reports a Dentist named Pugh was taken up at Pinsylvania Court House for tampering with a slave. He was discharged on condition to leave within six hours. The notice describes him as a small man with light hair in a frock coat, about 19 or 20. Arrests in Milton WV also note an incendiary named Brady tampering with slaves and bearing evidence of northern abolitionist links.
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Danville
Pugh
Pinsylvania Court House
Brady
Milton
WV. C
Walifax Adv
A Calm Appeal from the South on Emissaries and Incendiaries
The South must examine its rights and interests regarding emissaries, incendiary publications, and a proposed emancipation move in the District of Columbia. Vigilance committees should register travelers, strengthen police, and watch suspicious newcomers while urging action before Congress acts. The piece urges suppressing incendiaries via mail and local steps until legislation changes.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Committee of
Potomac
Kendall
Rich
Eng
Abolition Meeting In Worcester Disrupted By Interruption
An abolition meeting in Worcester Massachusetts at the Town Hall Monday evening was interrupted when a young man calmly walked to the preacher’s desk, pocketed the notes, and left as the audience followed. The writer condemns abolition enthusiasts as brazen and reckless in their zeal.
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Worcester
Scott
Cotton from Algiers Excites Paris Curiosity
Specimens of cotton grown in Algiers and sent to Paris have drawn notable surprise. The material demonstrates unexpected qualities and interest among experts and observers.
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Algiers
Paris
Fragmentary cotton receipt notes 22 cents per unit
A partial OCR fragment mentions cotton receipt timing and a price of 22 cents per unit. The text is garbled with stray characters, but indicates a date around the twelfth and a cotton transaction. No full entities or clearer details available.
Marriages in the County Reported in Bee and Local Notices
The section records several marriage notices from this county including E Bellamy to Miss Peegy Renter, Wilkinson to Miss Nowey by Myroscil Bay Half Jackson, and Manny Joiner daughter of J Joiner. Included are details from various locales and the officiant Isaac Joiner, Esq., with notes on Greene County connections.
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E. Bellamy
Hoan
Peegy Renter
Benj. Moore
Wilkinson
Nowey
Jackson
Pitt County
Isaac Joiner
Fiex . Harper
Greene
Manny Joiner
F.sq
Fanny
Watch Notice from 1835 Watering Cal
An 1835 notice from Jacob Thomas seeking a silver patent watch with the head marked WBL. It asks finders to return the watch to the subscriber or Mr Redmowich at the store in boro, promising liberally to reward. The notice requests informants to report any discovery to the subscriber.
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Rene Jacob Thomas
Lowe
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Edgecombe
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Cayenne
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Martin van Emiken
Pres Epps
Richard M. Jotns
Garnton
Wale
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