Transcription of page 29 of A Review of the Discussion Relative to the Mount Carroll Seminary, containing some or all of the text of "A Card of Many Citizens".
unfavorable light before the public. Misses Wood and Gregory, after a praiseworthy effort in overcoming the obstacles that always arise in building up such an institution, have succeededin establishing the Seminary upon a permanent basis and in making it a subject of pride and gratulations to all who have in view the educational interests of this community or state. And as citizens, most deeply interested in its welfare, and upon whom devolves the cherishing and protection of every institution, which has for its object the general improvement, we deeply condemn every movement that has a tendency in the slightest degree to send abroad an impression in the least unfavorable to it.
Wm. T. Miller, John S. Shirk,
John Rinewalt, Henry C. Perry,
H. Smith, Charles DePuy,
Lewis Chrisman, J.G. Blake,
Wm. P. Baird, Smith Bennett,
J.H. Bohn, Elijah Bailey,
George Fisher, L.H. Olney,
Daniel Palmer, Charles S. Wilson,
Dr. B.P. Miller, S.S. Dunn,
Samuel J. Campbell, Charles Holman,
W.J. Wood, H.J. Griffith,
Henry Zuck, Henry Shimer,
B. Lepman, Henry Poffenberger,
John Wilson, Wm. Bramhall,
Harlyn Pyle, Thomas D. Davis,
John P. White, John Rhoads,
John Irvine, Sen., John Shimer,
J.M. Shirk, John Eaker,
H. Colehower, Daniel Hurley,
Elhanan Fisher, Wm. St. Clair Miller,
James O’Brien, John Mackay,
A. Beeler, A.E. Widney,
J.C. Owings, Benjamin Jacobs,
Charles Bennett, Warren Jones,
Porter Sargent, George H. Dushaw,
B. Wakely, John B. Christian,
C. Fleming, Joseph S. Stricker,
John Kridler, Wm. Borgess,
Reuben Waters, C.E. Cross,
A. Bohn, J. Buterbaugh,
Henry Hollingsworth, Levi Hoffecker,
A. Carpenter, Wm. J. Mertz,
Emanuel Stover, C. Kellogg,
Geo. B. Miles, Casper Irtel, M.D.,
Volney Armour, Joel Fitch,
Ansel Bailey, Joseph Warfield,
M.L. Harrington, Wm. Rahn,
Edmund Moore, J.R. Switzer,