New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-19
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NETWORK EVANGELIST for the present
IN week contains Leading Editorials topics Of interest
TO religious readers, among which are:
THE CHocrAw MIssION-A Reply to Misrepresenis
ons Of the American Board Of Missions BY The Sewfork
Ob.ver-.hou ing the Identity OF Mr.. Treats Letter with
Dr. WOODS celebrated Report the Relations OF the Board
to Fcclesssticsl Bodies tc
COURTS OF COsCILIATION-An Argument in behalf Of
this feature Of Law Reform.
oPANDPIERRE ON AMERICA-Aspect. of American
Cnhes and Manners they appear to Al intelligent French
TIE WAR AND THE ARIsTOcRAcY-The Demo
cratic Influence Of the Eastern War in England.
IMPRISONMENT or wIrSESsEs-some striking Facts
respecting this Lei Bsrbsrity.
Together with graphic sketches of Dra Ksps Kummseher
and Sander Of Germany AID large variety Of articles suits'
bic for ReEous Re- asing the Family the Sabbath School,
ard the Cbld,en.
The Edorssve secured the systematic cooperation Of the
following eminent clersymep:
William AdsD,. ID; Samuel T. Spear ID;
Am d. Smith I'D; Prof II. B. Smith, D.
Eff Hatfield, nd; Geo. l.. Prentiss. ID.
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