A Sermon Delivered on the Day of General Election: At Montpelier, October 13, 1825, Before the Honorable Legislature of Vermont.

Set against the backdrop of a significant political event, this sermon reflects on the moral and civic responsibilities of citizens during the election process. Delivered to the Vermont Legislature, it emphasizes the importance of integrity, governance, and the role of faith in public life. The speaker encourages the audience to engage thoughtfully in the democratic process, highlighting the intersection of spirituality and civic duty in shaping a just society.