Soldier’s Resignation and Court of Inquiry Details
A long, imperfect letter recounts a military officer’s resignation from the 93d Ohio Volunteer Infantry, the Stone River period, and subsequent court inquiry. It details injury, a rear guard, transfer to the rear, and the disciplinary process leading to discharge in February 1863, with references to pay, a pass, and postwar commentary. The piece also touches on political figures Vallandigham and Lincoln era tensions in a broader public discourse.
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Stone River
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Vlad
Anerson
de. Weaver
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Rosenits
J. A. Maurratt
1St Regt Ovd
Hastan
Louisville
Gil Lidiana
Menor
3D Indiana Cavalry
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U.S.A
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Cinginnati
Ohio
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Camden
Iveble County
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Lutemark Co. G
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Enthusiastic Reception for Vallandigham in Dayton
Dayton March 14 1868 crowds gathered before the Eastern train depot to hail Hon C I Vallandigham as he arrived. 2500 to 3000 people packed Main Street to the court house where a reception spoke and Vallandigham delivered nearly an hour long speech amid roaring applause and patriotic sentiment.
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Cneinnun Waquieer
Dayton
C. I. Vallandigham Lere
Court House
Main Street
D. All Nikaq
Vallandigham
Power of Money Inhibits Action and Morality
The essay argues money often overestimates its value and that great world progress came from people of moderate means. Riches hinder action and spiritual growth, with heirs growing comfortable, aimless, and morally stagnant, lacking purpose or drive.
Seymour Coincidence Ties Three Governors Named Seymour
A curious sequence links Moratio Seymour elected Connecticut governor in 1852 as a Democrat, Then SS Seymour chosen Connecticut governor, Horatio Seymour elected New York governor ten years later, and Thomas I Seymour as Democratic Connecticut candidate. The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser notes the pattern may recur with a Connecticut Seymour governor in April.
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Tie Seymours
Moratio Seymour
Kid State
SS Seymour
Horatio Seymour
New York
Thomas I. Seyiour
Connecticut
Buffalo Com. Advertiser
SPR
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