Solomon Southwick
Born 1773-01-01
Died 1839-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF4015544
- WikidataQ1256089
- ISNI0000000081946711
- Open LibraryOL2306960A
Top Subjects
- New York (State) (3)
- Southwick, Solomon, -- 1773-1839 (2)
- Antimasonic Party (2)
- Freemasons (2)
- Church and state (2)
- Elections (1)
- Foreign relations (1)
Books by Solomon Southwick
Total count: 17
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Proceedings of the Republican meeting of the citizens of Albany and Colonie, at Jared Skinner's long room, March 13, 1810Printed by R. Packard, no. 41 State-Street.1810-01-01
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Address delivered at the opening of the New Theatre in the city of Albany by Mr. Southey, January 18, 1813H.C. Southwick1813-01-01
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S. Southwick's addressto the Republican electors of the Middle Districts.n.1819-01-01
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Two lettersPrinted by E. and E. Hosford1819-01-01
Address, delivered by appointment, in the Episcopal Churchat the opening of the Apprentices' Library, in the city of Albany, January 1, 1821. ...Printed by John O. Cole.1821-01-01-
The pleasures of povertyS.W. Johnson, Jun.1823-01-01
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A solemn warning against free-masonryaddressed to the young men of the United States : with an appendix containing the correspondence between Eliphalet Murdock, of Le Roy, Genesee county, N.Y. and the author, relating to the supposed murder of Mr. Murdock's father, through Masonic vengeance, at Rensselaerville, in the county of Albany, in October, 1803, and several other interesting mattersPrinted by Geo. Galpin1827-01-01
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An oration, delivered by appointment, on the fourth day of July, A.D. 1828in presence of the convention of seceding Free Masons and a vast concourse of their fellow-citizens, at the Presbyterian Church, in the village of Le Roy, in the county of Genesee, and state of New-YorkWebster and Wood1828-01-01
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A view of the origin, powerful influence and pernicious effects of intemperancesupported by spriptural authority : being an address delivered before the First Ward temperance society of the city of Albany, at the South Methodist Episcol church ... February 7, 1832Printed by Hosford & Wait1832-01-01
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Sherlock's letter extra to Thomas Herttellmember of the House of Assembly, for the City of New-York, for 1834 ; including advice to parents, masters, guardians, and young menprinted for the author by Martin and Marshall1834-01-01
A layman's apology, for the appointment of clerical chaplains by the legislature of the state of New Yorkin a series of letters addressed to Thomas Herttell, member of Assembly for the City of New-York, 1833printed by Hoffman & White1834-01-01-
A layman's apology, for the appointment of clerical chaplains by the legislature of the state of New-Yorkin a series of letters, addressed to Thomas Herttell, member of Assembly for the city of New-York, 1833Printed by Hoffman & White, no. 71 State-street1834-01-01
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Views of Ithaca and its environs. By an impartial observerPrinted by D. D. & A. Spencer1835-01-01
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Five lessons for young menAlfred Southwick1837-01-01
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An oration delivered by invitation, before the Albany County Temperance Society, at the Reformed Dutch Church in Bethlehem, July 4th, 1838Elm-tree Press1838-01-01
An orationdelivered by appointment of the committees of the corporation, and the several civic and military societies, of the city of Albany, at the Methodist Episcopal church in North Pearl street: in commemoration of American independence: July fourth, 1839.Printed by A. Southwick1839-01-01-
Speech of Solomon Southwick, at the opening of the New-York Anti-masonic State Conventionat the capitol, in Albany, February 19th, 1829Printed by B.D. Packard & Co.1980-01-01