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Letter to Editor January 27, 1795

Gazette Of The United States And Daily Evening Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

A correspondent refutes an Aurora claim that nearly half of the German Society's corporation members belong to the German Republican Society, deeming it false or scandalous. He argues they already violate a standing law by meeting in the School-House, making exclusion resolutions redundant.

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A Correspondent says,

He is informed, that the assertion in the Aurora, "that nearly one-half of the Corporation of the German Society are Members of the German Republican Society," is false—but certain he is, that if it is not false—it is scandalous.

Our Correspondent further remarks,

That if passing the resolution for excluding them from holding their meetings in the School-House, would be a condemnation of themselves, "they are condemned already," by a standing law of the Incorporation; and it has been only by evading that law, that they have intruded themselves into the House heretofore.

What sub-type of article is it?

Informative Investigative Provocative

What themes does it cover?

Politics Social Issues

What keywords are associated?

German Society Republican Society Aurora Assertion School House Meetings Law Evasion

What entities or persons were involved?

A Correspondent

Letter to Editor Details

Author

A Correspondent

Main Argument

the aurora's assertion about german society members in the republican society is false or scandalous; the societies are already condemned by a standing law, which they evade to use the school-house.

Notable Details

Assertion In The Aurora Corporation Of The German Society German Republican Society Exclusion From School House Standing Law Of The Incorporation

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