Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-01-02
NEW YORK EDITORS AND re-
IkGAOE.

The N. Y. Herald gives the following
table of the religious belief of the ed.
itors of that city. 1t is somewhat in.
teresting, and is probably as just as {
caricature-that is, it makes the salien,
points disproportionally prominent
| Herald-Mr. Benaett-Catholic Church
A very jealous paying member. aud in
favor of the Trustees of every A meri.
can Catholic chapel or church having the
control of their property, instead of the
clergy the, eof
Courier and Enquirer-Gen. J. Wat
son Webb-Epi>copalian, of the Low
Church school, but devotedly attached
to Bishop Wainwright, who is High
| Church.
Journal of Conanerce-Mr. Halleck-
A professor of the Congregational
Church; spending has Sabbaths in New
Haven, the headquarters of Orthodox
Calvinislic faith.
George b. Religious views
believed to be similar to those of Thorn.
las Suffern and James Boorman, of the
Presbyterian church.
Sun-Beach Brothers Members OF
the Congregational or Presbyterian
Ichurch, but friends of Rev. Henry WARD
Beecher.
7r'bane-Horace Greeley-Univer-
Isalist, Socialist, and "Come- cuter,n moi
permanently fixed his place of worship
bnt sometimes, in his old white coat
prays and exhorts in meetings.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures but in.
clined to tie Episcopal church.
Mr.. Dana-Being opposed to Satan
and all his works, and sadly unsettled il
his religious views.
Mr.. SNOWFALL street church; un.
der the charge of Rev. Mr.. Bull.
Bayard:: Taylor-Travelling preacher
1imes~Mr. Harper Methodist Church
| of which his father and uncles, the book
and the magazine publishers, are ,exem.
plary MEMBERSHIPS leaders. Very
pious- too much.
Mr.. Ray mond-P Professor in Rev. DIR
Potts church, of the Old School Presby.
Iterians, but not very pious.
National Democrat Chauncy
G. Burr-Not at present attached to an,
regular church, but considered perfectlt
orthodox in his views, and opposed L
the spiritual rappings and the Cabinet.
Commercial .4dvertiser-F Francis Hal
and Sons Jealous members of the
Methodist Church The senior partre.
being class leader. Very respectable
Modern saints.
Evening Post-Mr. Bryant Bitterly
Believing Unitarian.
Mr.. Bigelow-V Views unknown. but
said to be attached TO the same churcl,
with John Van Buren,; neither partic-
Iularly holy nor considered saints.
E0ening Muror-Mr. FuIler-Re-
Iligion unknown.
Enpress--James Brook Attends the
Episcopal Church having inilar views
with regard 10 the questions dividing
this church as those entertained by Gen
u. Watson Webb.
Erastus Brooks, the Senator elect
Formerly Unitarian, but now of the sill
yer grays, with the leaders of which he
COMEDIES in all important matters, wheth-
er in poetry politics, OF religion
The Wisconsin says, the Editors OF
English papers in Milwaukee might be
classed as follows:
Wisconsin-W VIM. f. Cramer-Pres-
byterian regular attel dant upon d.
vine service, for the sake of example,
and paying pew-owner. Assistant
Unitarian-no church of this denomina-
ton in the city-is consequently depri-
we'd in great measure OF the privileges
Iof public worship.
Sentinel-Ruius g-Episcopalian
worships by proxy. Seward and Jenny
Lind are his patron saints. w. f.. Wat
son-Old School Presbyterian a prom
inent man in "a small community.
Morning .NeWs- Daniel Shaw-Nev-
Ter was seen inside church-religion
not known.
Free Democrats. M. Booth-Mor-
mon; much given to exhurtation in fe-
male audiences. Follows
sui! to the lead of his principal.
Z5Col. Benton says there will be
but two questions before Congress
the present session, TO wit t.: the
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