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	§19. Samuel Bowles—"The Springfield Republican". XXI. Newspapers, 1775–1860. Vol. 16. Early National ...
		The highest development in provincial journalism during this period is typified in the Springfield Republican.
		Bowles believed that the newspaper should be a power in the moral, religious, and literary, as well as the political life of the community, and he tried to make his paper fulfill those functions, not for the world at large but for the people of western Massachusetts.
		But in spite of the extent of its influence, the Republican held steadily to its purpose as a provincial newspaper; it told all the news, gave all sides a fair hearing, preserved its self-respect and independence, frowned on all “isms,” and presented invariably the personal opinions of its editor, whom all its readers knew.
	www.bartleby.com /226/1219.html (428 words)

	Springfield, MA Bishop Quits
		SPRINGFIELD - A day after The Republican confronted the Most Rev. Thomas L. Dupre with accusations that he sexually assaulted two boys about three decades ago, he abruptly resigned yesterday as bishop of the Springfield Roman Catholic Diocese, citing health reasons.
		In October, she was interviewed by The Republican for several hours and described her son's and the family's relationship with Dupre.
		The woman said she decided to meet with The Republican because she believed Scahill when he criticized Dupre's handling of clergy sexual abuse and was impressed by Scahill's strong voice in support of victims.
	www.snapnetwork.org /news/otherstates/MA_springfield_bishop_quits.htm (2122 words)

	MassLive.com: Springfield News
		SPRINGFIELD - Arguably among the most persuasive federal prisoners in recent history, illegal-firearms defendant Michael Alan Crooker yesterday convinced a judge to appoint a new defense lawyer on the day he was to be sentenced.
		SPRINGFIELD - A home invasion trial is under way for Sergio Padilla, 28, of Springfield, who is charged with shooting and injuring a Russell man, Josue Otero, 29, two years ago in anger over Otero's relationship with Padilla's girlfriend.
		SPRINGFIELD - The Greater Springfield Salvation Army annual kettle drive is $6,000 behind last year's pace with a week to go, and may fail to reach its goal of $50,000, an official said.
	www.masslive.com /springfield/republican (458 words)

	About the Historic Civil Economics Philosophy of the Daily Republican
		In addition, the Republicans passed the 14th Amendment to the Constitution in 1868 which states, "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside.
		The antecedent Springfield Republican's original purpose was chiefly the analysis and public discussion of general intelligence as a safeguard to the rights and liberties of the people through a general diffusion of political information and by discussing the principles of government.
		The historic Springfield Republican eventually was re-cast as a weekly known as the Fresno Republican on the California wild and rugged frontier in February 1877.
	www.dailyrepublican.com /about.html (5578 words)

	Springfield Library: Greater Springfield and Western Massachusetts
		Located at STCC Technology Park, the purpose of the Springfield Enterprise Center is to enhance the economic development of the Pioneer Valley by providing nascent entrepreneurs with the opportunity to experience what it's like to be in business for themselves, but still have a team of advisors guiding them.
		The Springfield Public Forum, an annual event held every Fall at Springfield Symphony Hall, is the is the last surviving lecture series in the nation that is still offered at no charge to the public.
		Springfield School Volunteers is a non-profit organization dedicated for 33 years to marshalling the resources of the community to benefit the teachers, principals and children of the Springfield Public Schools.
	www.springfieldlibrary.org /liblinks/grtspfld.html (2617 words)

	Frontpage -- Daily Republican Newspaper -- The Nation's Daily
		Republicans are now in control of the White House and Congress for the next two years, and President Bush has leverage for a long needed legislative agenda.
		Elizabeth Dole, a two-time cabinet secretary and Republican candidate for president in 2000, was elected senator from North Carolina, and Representative John E. Sununu Jr.
		The Republicans also sent Representative Lindsey Graham to fill the South Carolina Senate seat that was being vacated by Senator Strom Thurmond, while former Gov. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, a two-time presidential candidate, kept that state's Republican Senate seat.
	www.dailyrepublican.com (10973 words)

	Springfield Republican - newspaper in Springfield, Massachusetts USA covering Springfield local news at Mondo Times
		Springfield Republican is a newspaper in Springfield, Massachusetts, USA covering general news.
		Wayne E. Phaneuf is the editor of the Springfield Republican.
		Springfield Republican contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members.
	www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/21/1114/2974 (98 words)

	About The Fresno Republican Newspaper - FresnoRepublican.com
		The historic Springfield Republican eventually was recast as a weekly known as the Fresno Republican in the California wild and rugged frontier town of Fresno in February 1877 by Dr. Chester Rowell and A.L. Hobbs.
		With the entry of the nation on its second century, in 1876, the Weekly Republican was established as the proper expression of the new life and enterprise developing here; and in 1887 the Morning Republican became a reality, and has ever since continued the exponent of Fresno and its unrivaled county.
		One of the Fresno Republican news boys, Niels Thomsen has chronicled that early experience in Fresno together with his later voyages around the world prior to WWII and his heroic exploits in defense of this nation.
	www.fresnorepublican.com /about_fre.html (4660 words)

	American International College
		AIC will also give $2,500 scholarships to every incoming student who was named a champion while in high school, with the amount to be renewed each year if the student maintains adequate academic progress.
		The Champions of Character program includes Monday profiles each week in The Republican and on abc40 on champion students chosen by school districts from throughout Western Massachusetts.
		AIC was founded in 1885 in the heart of Springfield.
	www.aic.edu /pages/1027.html (667 words)

	Springfield Republican - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Springfield Republican is a newspaper based in Springfield, Massachusetts.
		Bowles believed that the newspaper should be a power in the moral, religious, and literary, as well as the political life of the community, and he tried to make his paper fulfill those functions.
		Bowles was an acquaintance of Emily Dickinson, and he published a handful of the very few poems by the poet printed in her lifetime, including "A narrow fellow in the grass" and "Safe in their alabaster chambers."
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Springfield_Republican (380 words)

	SPRINGFIELD DAILY REPUBLICAN TABLE OF CONTENTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Springfield Republican is an important tool in understanding the effects of the Civil War on Dickinson’s life and work.
		As Roger Lundin asserts in Emily Dickinson and the Art of Belief, the Springfield Republican, "one of America's most influential newspapers" (102), was one of fifteen publications (both magazines and newspapers) that the Dickinson household subscribed to.
		We have included both scanned images of the actual columns from the Springfield Republican and transcripts of the images for ease of readability.
	www2.gsu.edu /~wwwdaw/LBrepublicantoc.html (234 words)

	Blue Mass. Group :: Springfield Republican Endorses Tom Reilly & Tim Murray
		Given the Springfield City Council's abysmal track record, there is no reason to have confidence in its ability to be of much help in the city's recovery.
		The Springfield Republican endorsement comes after a year of fluff pieces on Reilly and virtual silence on the Patrick candidacy.
		A big part of the problem was the lack of reporting on corruption, insider political deals, etc. A major sport in Springfield is watching the news for the daily indictments (being sought by the feds, not the AG).
	www.bluemassgroup.com /showDiary.do?diaryId=3752 (2287 words)

	Calendar - The Reminder Online
		If the present candidates are successful in gathering the necessary signatures, voters in the 12th Hampden District will have a Republican primary for the seat being vacated by State Representative Gale Candaras.
		The contest would be a replay of the 2002 Republican primary with Wilbraham Planning Board member Christopher Leisey facing businessman Robert Collamore.
		Fifty-one percent of the district is in Springfield and Leisey said he has been listening to residents who are concerned about the city's financial future and the status of its schools.
	www.thereminder.com /localnews/springfield/republicanprimarym (623 words)

	1853 Springfield Republican
		H[enry] F[rancis] GARDNER of Springfield, as President; of twelve Vice-Presidents, among whom were Seth B. Bliss of Springfield, Adin Ballou, John M[urray] Spear, R[ussell] P[erkins] Ambler, Dr. [Reuben] Barron of Palmer, Mrs.
		Elmer, in contravention of the statement in the Republican that no manifestations had occurred out of the atmosphere of the human brain, brought forward the alleged fact that writing had been done by spirits, when no medium was in the room, or even in the house.
		We have no distinct recollection of what the communication was, but if it had the degree of coherence that characterizes the gentleman’s oral performances, there was a decided reason for not publishing it, independent of any that he saw fit gratuitously to prefer.
	www.spirithistory.com /53spring.html (3146 words)

	Springfield Republican newspaper history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In answer to Scott's query, the two newspapers (the Union-News and the Republican) merged in March of 2003.
		A1 Readers of the Union-News will see the publication's name change to The Republican later this month when printing of the daily paper is fully converted to a new color press, returning the name of the newspaper to its earliest roots.
		The name of the company that owns and publishes the newspaper is The Republican Co. "This change will mean less confusion, and it's a more sensible approach to defining who and what we are," McDermott said.
	lists.bostonradio.org /pipermail/boston-radio-interest/2004-February/001997.html (378 words)

	The Republican Newspaper Subscription
		The Republican subscribers receive comprehensive and in-depth news coverage.
		A well respected newspaper with strong local focus, compelling feature articles and sharp editorial content, The Republican newspaper readers are always well informed.
		Order The Republican home delivery on the days that are the most convenient for you.
	www.discountednewspapers.com /Springfield-Republican/index.html (58 words)

	Springfield, Mass., Public Health Council Recommends City Launch Needle-Exchange Program - The Body
		The Springfield, Mass., Public Health Council on Wednesday voted 7-4 to recommend that the city launch a needle-exchange program to reduce the spread of HIV among injection drug users, the Springfield Republican reports.
		The City Council is expected to consider a needle-exchange proposal in the next several weeks (Plaisance, Springfield Republican, 3/3).
		Springfield City Council members Bud Williams and Kateri Walsh last month said they planned to present a proposal for a needle-exchange program.
	www.thebody.com /kaiser/2005/mar7_05/needle_exchange.html (421 words)

	The Eisenthal Report: Springfield Republican Endorses Kerry Healey
		The Springfield Republican yesterday endorsed Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey for Governor of Massachusetts.
		Before the Republican's endorsement, I had been prepared to predict that Kerry Healey would not win a single city or town west of the Quabbin Reservoir.
		Republican fiscal policies are however, against those communities best interests.
	davideisenthal.typepad.com /the_eisenthal_report/2006/11/springfield_rep.html (576 words)

	Springfield, Massachusetts MA, city profile (Hampden County) - hotels, festivals, genealogy, newspapers - ePodunk
		Springfield was founded by William Pynchon of the Massachusetts Colony.
		Those involved in the unsuccessful rebellion planned to use the weapons to force the closure of the courts that were seizing their lands for debt.
		Springfield lays claim to being the birthplace of basketball, a game devised by local physical education teacher James Naismith to fill the gap between football and baseball seasons.
	www.epodunk.com /cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=3146 (966 words)

	Springfield Republican newspaper history
		On 11 Feb 2004 at 1:34, Donna Halper wrote: > When Samuel Bowles founded The Republican in September 1824, the name > reflected the editor's support for the young republic, which was still > considered an experiment in a world dominated by monarchies and tyrannical > rule.
		The original "Republican" Party was led by Thomas Jefferson and is generally considered the forerunner of the present-day Democratic Party.
		By 1824, the Federalist Party had vanished and Jefferson's Republican Party had split into a number of factions, so that there were four candidates for President that year, one of which was called the "National Republicans," which supported John Quincy Adams.
	lists.bostonradio.org /pipermail/boston-radio-interest/2004-February/001999.html (214 words)

	Springfield Junior Pics Republican Article
		It may be hard to believe that a team that had trouble getting enough players to compete could ultimately challenge for a state hockey title, but that is exactly what the girls U-14 Springfield Jr.
		The Pics' success in the tournament was even sweeter because they faced off against their local rivals, the Junior Coyotes.
		The Coyotes are based in Enfield but practice in West Springfield and are the Pics' chief competition for players.
	www.springfieldjrpics.com /girlsrepublican.html (586 words)

	Marriages and Deaths from The Springfield [MA] Republican - 1847 - New England Historic Genealogical Society
		The Springfield Republican was established in 1824 by Samuel Bowles.
		The Republican soon became one of New England's most respected and popular newspapers, due in no small part to its political commentary.
		Marriages and Deaths from the Springfield [MA] Republican, January 2, 1847— December 25, 1847.
	www.newenglandancestors.org /research/Database/springfieldrep (268 words)

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		Springfield is the cultural hub, the educational hub, the medical hub, the financial hub.
		it's fair to say Springfield is the center of all Massachusetts that is not Boston.
		One lube, oil and filter change at downtown Springfield's most convenient full service garage (this covers about 95% of the cars, SUVs, and pick-ups on the road.
	www.tyretrak.com (223 words)

	Green-Rainbow Party of Massachusetts
		SPRINGFIELD - Public education and city employees got promises of support from two Democratic gubernatorial candidates appearing at a community forum that drew about 500 people to Holy Family Church last night.
		Patrick pledged support for binding arbitration to resolve a contract stalemate between the city and the Springfield Education Association, or teachers' union.
		He said if elected, he would ensure his appointees to the state-designated Springfield Finance Control Board, which is overseeing the city's finances, would work toward negotiated resolution of city employees' contracts.
	www.greenrainbow.org /news/2006/20060615_500attendforum_republican (474 words)

	The Republican Archives
		All content in The Republican archive is copyrighted and may not be republished or redistributed without permission.
		While there is no fee to search The Republican archives, a fee will be charged to retrieve the full text of any article in the archives.
		The Republican archive has a variety of pricing options for purchasing articles.
	www.newslibrary.com /sites/un (392 words)

	Across The Nation \| Springfield, Mass., City Council Member Withdraws Measure Decriminalizing Needle Possession, Says ...
		Springfield, Mass., City Council Member Bud Williams on Monday withdrew a measure that would have decriminalized needle possession without a prescription in an effort to curb the spread of HIV and other bloodborne diseases in the city, the Springfield
		The Massachusetts Legislature in 1993 amended a law that made it illegal to possess a hypodermic needle or syringe without a prescription to allow pilot needle-exchange programs to operate in Boston, Cambridge, Northampton and Provincetown.
		Williams in 1998 initially supported the establishment of a program in Springfield but later dropped his support, and the council defeated the measure 5-4.
	www.kaisernetwork.org /daily_reports/rep_index.cfm?hint=1&DR_ID=26349 (362 words)

	Was there a bell tower on the Springfield Public Square?
		A bell tower stood on the Springfield Public Square from 1871 to 1879.
		A photo of the bell tower can be found in the Information File “SPRINGFIELD, MO. – PUBLIC SQUARE” in the Local History and Geneaology Deparment at the Library Center.
		Disclaimer: While the Library has verified the information presented in these files is what it considers to be reliable and authoritative sources, it cannot take responsibility for nor guarantee the accuracy of the information presented.
	thelibrary.springfield.missouri.org /faq/files/lhtowersquare.cfm (152 words)

	City of Springfield, Massachusetts - Welcome
		Due to a court order issued on November 20, 2006, the City of Springfield is prohibited from collecting trash fees until further notice.
		A Demographic and Economic Analysis of the City of Springfield - September 2006 report and slide presentation of the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission (PDFs)
		Springfield Wi-Fi Feasibility Study - Read Mayor Ryan's press release, and the related news story and editorial from The Republican on MassLive.com
	www.springfieldcityhall.com /COS (235 words)

	Free Press : Springfield, Mass. Weighing Wireless
		The goal of the $30,000, three-month study is to determine how and to what extent a wireless Internet access system could enhance economic development and the quality of life in Springfield, said officials gathered at City Hall.
		The study will include interviews of individuals and representatives of organizations in Springfield to evaluate the interest in, and the feasibility of, the new system.
		Pending the study, it is too early to say what type of system might be pursued and how much it would cost to build and use, officials said.
	www.freepress.net /news/16980 (580 words)

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