Sabbath School Convention Proceedings 1664 Meeting
The report covers a teachers and superintendents prayer focus for pupil conversion, remarks on Sabbath School interests, and plans for the next convention. Committees were appointed to visit churches, secure speakers, and draft resolutions. The third Tuesday in May at Aurora Indiana was chosen for the next meeting with times specified.
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United Prayer
A. Buxpy
J. Cell
E. P. Bond
J. M. Erwin
Alex. Connelly
Aurora
Indiana
TM. Erwin
J. Dell
Henderson
Cumberland River
Nashville
Ft. Donelson
Col. Platter
Col. Shuler
Platter
Sol. Shuler
Pepper
Ft. Donalson
Chattanooga
E. T. Crosby
D. M. Redson
August Bloom
Masons, Odd Fellows and Druids
Dan Voorhees
R.T. Merrick
JR. Exlen
Iinois
Tom. Hendricks
Gen. Hascall
Rebel Edgerton’s Treason Note Sparks Contempt in Fort Wayne
A Civil War era letter from Joseph K Elgerton in Fort Wayne denounces General Hascal’s Order No 9 and condemns traitors and supporters who avoid personal risk. The piece, written after a New York departure, mocks Edgerton’s treasonous dispatch and notes a compositor’s misprint in an earlier issue.
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Joseph K. Elgerton
Fort Wayne
Hascall
Edgerton
Europe
New York
Atlantic
Indiana Democrats Denounce Martial Law and Rally for Constitutional Rights
A long report from Indianapolis covers Democratic resolutions condemning military arrests and martial rule in Indiana during the Civil War era. It condemns arbitrary power, defends free speech and ballots, and supports Vallandigham amid treason accusations. It also notes local disturbances, weapon seizures, and a detailed account of the Port Gibson battle involvement of the 18th Indiana and 34th Indiana regiments.
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United States
Democratic Party
Indiana
C. L. Vallandigham
Indianapolis
Lewisville
Henry County
Bayware-Master
Richmond
Greencastle
State House Grove
K. G.C. Lodge
Port Gibson
Indianapolis Journal
Prisoners Report Regimental Losses After Battle
Report from prisoners states the 18th Indiana faced three old rebel regiments. The 18th Indiana suffered ninety eight killed and wounded four teen killed and five or six mortally wounded.
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18Th
18Th Indiana
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