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Trimble reports that E.W. Sehon has declined an offer to serve as Superintendent of the Blind Asylum. Sehon intends to recommend some of his "friends" for the position. Trimble says that Mr. McCurdy is trying to get the position. He hopes that Finley will intervene in some way because McCurdy is not fit. A man by the name of Parsons is in town and drawing quite a crowd, but Trimble thinks they can overcome his influence. Abstract Number - 339

Abstract Number

339

Publication Date

10-19-1847

City

Cincinnati

Keywords

General Ministry; Blind Asylum, State; E.W. Sehon; Superintendency

Letter from Joseph M. Trimble to James B. Finley


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