Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-02-16
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o. the Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal and |
Congregational Churches in HInesburgh' |
VT. on the day of the State and National |
THANKSGIVING, Dec. :, 1865. by Rev. L. l.
FEkKI>. pastor of the Congregational church,
has Ieen published at the request OF the
citizens OF Ilinesburgh, and lies in pamphlet
10 l.. Since the advent OF the Savior,
says The preacher, " there has hardly been
s. ft All occasion to appropriate the oene-
diction of the text, as We have to-day -
Alter briefly reviewing the vast extent oil
oar country and the multItudes not only
within as bounds but oy -rspresdIng the
world who have felt a ueep interest IN the
ma! ~ conflict which ragged here Tor four
y.aIs oni then was ended 50 happily for the
csuse OF nationality. good government and
human tignts, be proceeds to specify par
tlcul.rly some Of the lessons which the war
has tsugir Us. The war has taught us.
1T. TIA, the manhood OF our people has
not deg,nerated. 81. That we possess i'm
meas, wealth, and more immense power to
acquire It Sd. That cur government has
ooke,igA and unity. 4th. That our govern
ment has poirer 5th. The war has adj
vane,d the ideas and aims Of oar people on
the subject of education and free schools.
oh II has promoted the interests OF re-
hgiou, and exalted the sense Of the honJr
due ;o At from our nation. 9TH. 1t has Sc
cur,d tire downfall Of Slavery in this country
ami FASTENED on its end in all the world
Thee points are briefly, pertinently and
forcibly developed in the discourse. W.
ferrin is direct std lucid writer, aud his
sermon VS. BETTING The occasion and worthy
ofit.
IN. >grru \ tour Of us Bi,tie fields
aud r.msd cities We have received from
he psbIisher, L. S,ebn,p- Of Hartford,
Tom. 100 pcg,s Il advance sheets Of
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s-.v-. aaI lively writer. through the SJ1th
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AMI wita several maps Of sections Of c1un-
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:. VII It'd, and its promises to be a very
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