Onion Soldiers Gather in Tudlanopolis-Ele Rally
A large crowd of veterans and delegations from many states convene in Tudlanopolis for a reunion linked to a political gathering. Gen Morton welcomes soldiers to Indiana, while Gen Garfield and Gen Dix letter praise Hayes and urge unity, cautioning against reviving war hostilities.
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Republican party unity praised amid Civil War memory
A Northern Republican speaker attacked Reconstruction invasions of the South, faulted Congress for replacing Northern soldiers with Confederates, cited Ben Hill, and claimed up to 10,000 armed colored men were murdered for not voting as masters did. He urged soldiers to vote as they had fought, followed by Bartraft Burnside Hurlbut and others.
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Congress
Ben Hill
Hayes
Harrison
Li Bartraft
Burnside
Hurlbut
Convention resolves in support of Union and Republicans
On the second day at Indianapolis a convention adopted resolutions praising the Union victory, constitutional amendments, and Republican leadership. It denounced the Democratic Party and urged loyalty to Hayes and Wheeler, with speeches by Ingersoll Tuttle Kilpatrick and Robinson and a torchlight procession to close.
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Indianapolia
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Col Ingersoll
Illinois
Tuttle
Iowa
Kilpatrick
Newersey
J. C Robinson
Religious and Educational Developments and Notices
San Francisco plans to spend about 817000 on education next year while Cleveland urges hiring special teachers of composition and elocution. The Lincoln Bishop refuses the title Reverend to a Wesleyan minister and proposes readmitting the Wesleyan body to the Church of England. Anna Macpherson has run a London mission sending 2000 orphans to Canada with 98 percent faring well. The Churchman criticizes floral excess at funerals, recounting a coffin hidden under wreaths and a giant anchor of camellias. The North Presbyterian Church soon plans votes on over- tures regarding representation based on the General Assembly’s basis.
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Cleveland
Lincoln
Church of England
Anna Macpherson
London
Canada
Presbyteries
Esheterian Church
New Sheep Species Found in Eastern Mongolia
A fine wild sheep species with long chest hairs is reported from eastern Mongolia. A specimen sent to Berlin is named ovis jubata by Dr. Peters. The item also notes mortar chemistry, lightning conductor theories, and asphyxiation remedies from scientific discussions and experiments.
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Mongolia
Berlin
Peters
Mann
South Kensington
V. Y. Hoening
Dr. Blanchet
Gazette Medicale
Blanchet
Recitation as a Key to Education in Assembly Debates
The piece notes a plan reducing ministers in the General Assembly to about 300, and quotes Hiram Orcutt arguing education centers on power through exercise. It stresses recitation as essential for developing body, mind, and soul, aiding memory and discipline, and linking recitation to instruction and study.
A Little Too Fast At Hotel Cash Exchange
A seedy old man checked in at a city hotel and left an envelope marked 130 dollars with the day clerk then requested it be placed in the safe. The clerk confronted the man and tore the envelope apart finding eighteen new ten dollar bills attached.
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Detroit Free Press
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