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Domestic News July 23, 1791

Gazette Of The United States

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

Clergy in the city and suburbs have agreed to weekly preaching services in the prison at the request of inspectors, held on Sundays or Mondays, with services already conducted for three Sundays and continuing tomorrow morning, expected to have a positive moral impact.

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On a request from the inspectors of the prison, the reverend clergy of the respective denominations in the city and suburbs have agreed to preach in the jail once every week, viz. on Sundays, when it is consistent with their parochial duty; otherwise on Mondays. Accordingly service has been performed for three Sundays; and will be to-morrow, at half after 8 o'clock in the morning. A very salutary effect may reasonably be expected from this co-operation of religion with just and mild laws. Indeed these are but feeble correctives and restoratives without the divine power of the fears and hopes of true religion.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Prison Preaching Clergy Services Weekly Sermons Religious Reform

What entities or persons were involved?

Inspectors Of The Prison Reverend Clergy

Where did it happen?

City And Suburbs

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

City And Suburbs

Event Date

Services Performed For Three Sundays; Next To Morrow

Key Persons

Inspectors Of The Prison Reverend Clergy

Outcome

very salutary effect may reasonably be expected from this co-operation of religion with just and mild laws

Event Details

On a request from the inspectors of the prison, the reverend clergy of the respective denominations in the city and suburbs have agreed to preach in the jail once every week, viz. on Sundays, when it is consistent with their parochial duty; otherwise on Mondays. Accordingly service has been performed for three Sundays; and will be to-morrow, at half after 8 o'clock in the morning.

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