LETTER XXXI.
The Spot on which Whitfield preached—Judge Daggett—Governor
Yale—Yale College—The Libraries—Elliot's Indian Bible—Geological
Museum—Dr. Goodrich—Education and Expenses at Yale College—The
Graves of the Regicides
LETTER XXXII.
A Fast-Day—Political Sermons—A Church of Coloured People—The
Sabbath—Morning Service—Afternoon ditto and Dr. Hawes—Prayers at
College Chapel—United Service in North Church—The Cemetery—The
"Fathers"—Professor Gibbs—Annual Election—Statistics—Arrival at
Hartford—Mr. Hosmer—Chief Justice—Deaf and Dumb—Charter Oak
LETTER XXXIII.
The "Retreat"—Introductions to the Insane—Piety and Profanity—
Service in the Fourth Church—Memorials of the Pilgrims—Dr. Bushnell
and his Opinions—The Mother Church and its Burying-Ground—The New
Cemetery—Prejudice against Colour—Mrs. Sigourney—Departure from
Hartford—Worcester and Elihu Burritt—Boston—The Rev. Seth Bliss—The
Cradle of Liberty—Mr. Garrison—Bunker's Hill
LETTER XXXIV.
Boston (continued)—The Old South—Unitarianism, and Connection between Church and State—A Welsh Service in an "Upper Room"—Laura Bridgman and the Wedding Ring—Oliver Caswell—Departure from Boston—John Todd and his Family—His Congregationalism—Albany and the Delevan House—Journey to Utica—Remsen and the Welsh People—Dogs made to churn, and Horses to saw Wood
LETTER XXXV.
A Peep at the House of Representatives in Albany—"The Chan is but a Man," &c.—Sailing down the Hudson—Dr. Spring—His Morning Sermon—Afternoon Service—Gough the great Lecturer—The Tract House and Steam-presses—May-day in New York—Staten Island—Immigrants—A hurried Glance