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Chicago (Illinois, United States) (search for this): chapter 197
A Patriotic Clergyman.--John P. Bruce, Esq., editor of the St. Joseph (Mo.) Journal, writes thus to his paper: I travelled, in coming here, in company with Rev. Dr. Cox, of Chicago, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He had been to St. Louis, and bought one of the Presbyterian churches, that originally cost eighty-seven thousand dollars, for thirty-seven thousand dollars. He intends to have a purely Union church. The flag with the Stars and Stripes will be placed on the top of the church, and service will be opened regularly by singing Hail Columbia, and close with the Star--Spangled Banner. Another feature in this new church will be, that in addition to the usual questions asked at the altar, of those who desire to unite themselves to the Church, will be: Are you for the Union, and have you always been true to the flag? If these questions cannot be answered affirmatively, the applicant is rejected, no matter how truly penitent the poor sinner may be. Dr. Cox is rathe
St. Joseph, Mo. (Missouri, United States) (search for this): chapter 197
A Patriotic Clergyman.--John P. Bruce, Esq., editor of the St. Joseph (Mo.) Journal, writes thus to his paper: I travelled, in coming here, in company with Rev. Dr. Cox, of Chicago, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He had been to St. Louis, and bought one of the Presbyterian churches, that originally cost eighty-seven thousand dollars, for thirty-seven thousand dollars. He intends to have a purely Union church. The flag with the Stars and Stripes will be placed on the top of the to the Church, will be: Are you for the Union, and have you always been true to the flag? If these questions cannot be answered affirmatively, the applicant is rejected, no matter how truly penitent the poor sinner may be. Dr. Cox is rather of the opinion that there is no room in heaven for those who do not love this glorious Union, and who have rebelled against the best government in the world without a cause. The Doctor is an energetic, able preacher, and will visit St. Joseph before long.
John P. Bruce (search for this): chapter 197
A Patriotic Clergyman.--John P. Bruce, Esq., editor of the St. Joseph (Mo.) Journal, writes thus to his paper: I travelled, in coming here, in company with Rev. Dr. Cox, of Chicago, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He had been to St. Louis, and bought one of the Presbyterian churches, that originally cost eighty-seven thousand dollars, for thirty-seven thousand dollars. He intends to have a purely Union church. The flag with the Stars and Stripes will be placed on the top of the church, and service will be opened regularly by singing Hail Columbia, and close with the Star--Spangled Banner. Another feature in this new church will be, that in addition to the usual questions asked at the altar, of those who desire to unite themselves to the Church, will be: Are you for the Union, and have you always been true to the flag? If these questions cannot be answered affirmatively, the applicant is rejected, no matter how truly penitent the poor sinner may be. Dr. Cox is rathe
Cox (search for this): chapter 197
A Patriotic Clergyman.--John P. Bruce, Esq., editor of the St. Joseph (Mo.) Journal, writes thus to his paper: I travelled, in coming here, in company with Rev. Dr. Cox, of Chicago, of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He had been to St. Louis, and bought one of the Presbyterian churches, that originally cost eighty-seven thousand dollars, for thirty-seven thousand dollars. He intends to have a purely Union church. The flag with the Stars and Stripes will be placed on the top of the e to unite themselves to the Church, will be: Are you for the Union, and have you always been true to the flag? If these questions cannot be answered affirmatively, the applicant is rejected, no matter how truly penitent the poor sinner may be. Dr. Cox is rather of the opinion that there is no room in heaven for those who do not love this glorious Union, and who have rebelled against the best government in the world without a cause. The Doctor is an energetic, able preacher, and will visit St