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June 29, 1802
The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Mr. Woodman's Election Sermon, now in print, sharply criticizes federal editors for undermining the Republican administration through groundless attacks on national authorities.
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Mr. Woodman's Election Sermon, has appeared in print. It contains in one short sentence, as pungent a censure as we recollect to have seen on those federal editors who have been constantly maligning the Constituted Authorities of the Nation ever since the Republican administration commenced. His words are.—
"When groundless jealousies are stirred up against rulers, with a design to weaken the hands, and to frustrate the constitutional measures of Government: when impatience or due subordination to rightful authority, &c. they are symptoms of a diseased, decaying state of the political body."
"When groundless jealousies are stirred up against rulers, with a design to weaken the hands, and to frustrate the constitutional measures of Government: when impatience or due subordination to rightful authority, &c. they are symptoms of a diseased, decaying state of the political body."
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
Religious Event
What keywords are associated?
Election Sermon
Woodman
Political Censure
Federal Editors
Republican Administration
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Woodman
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Mr. Woodman
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Mr. Woodman's Election Sermon has appeared in print, containing a censure of federal editors maligning the Constituted Authorities since the Republican administration commenced. The quoted sentence criticizes stirring groundless jealousies against rulers to weaken government.