A Sermon Preached at Montpelier Before the Legislature of the State of Vermont, on the Day of the General Election, October 8, 1829.

Set against the backdrop of Vermont's general election in 1829, this sermon addresses the moral and civic responsibilities of citizens and lawmakers. The speaker emphasizes the importance of integrity, justice, and faith in governance, urging the legislature to reflect on their duties to the community. The sermon intertwines religious principles with political discourse, advocating for a government that upholds ethical standards and serves the common good. It serves as a historical reflection on the intersection of faith and politics during a formative period in American history.