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The Christian Pioneer, Volume 8, 1868
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Page two of the volume notes W. C. Rogers and J. M. Long are now Editorial Associates for the Christian Pioneer.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianpioneerwright/1007/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 3, Numbers 27 - 39 (July 4 - September 26, 1868) pages 209 – 312
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The PDF lacks page 248, apparently skipped by the microfilmer.
Errett and Horner are the editors.
A Troublesome Question by Errett refers to an article in the Louisville, Kentucky, Western Presbyterian, \u27Should Campbellites be allowed to preach in our Pulpits?\u27 Errett uses two columns to rebut the article,https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianstandard/1013/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 3, Number 1 -13 (January 4 - March 28, 1868) pages 1 -104.
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William Theodore Horner is Corresponding Editor.
Page 21 To Subscribers noted, We are now printing six thousand copies per week, and are certain of a thousand additional names within the next three months. Our readers will share in our satisfaction over this prosperity...No weekly journal among us has ever run up such a subscription in the first two years of its history...But we still need more subscribers. Send them on.
[This optimism was unrealistic since Within two years, [the Christian Standard] amassed such indebtedness that the incorporators were happy to turn the assts over to Isaac Errett, if he would be willing to assume the debt. (Henry E. Webb, Christian Standard, Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement 197.)https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianstandard/1010/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 3, Numbers 14 -26 (April 4 - June 27, 1868) pages 105 -208
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Errett and Horner are editors.
On page 121 of the April 18 number, we note Chapter V, from A Brief History of First Efforts to Reproclaim the Ancient Gospel in the Eastern States and British Provinces by John Gale. This appears to be the last chapter. The Christian Standard Index does not list the item in the entries for John Gale, but the Index does list earlier chapters that appeared in 1867 in the 23 November and 7 December issues; in 1868 in the 25 January and 1 February issues.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianstandard/1011/thumbnail.jp
The Gospel Echo, Volume 6 (1868)
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David Patterson Henderson, now ministering in Chicago, joins E. L. Craig on the editorial staff.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/gospelecho/1002/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 3, Numbers 40 - 52 (October 3 - December 26, 1868) pages 313 - 416
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Errett and Horner are the editors.
Page 340 in the October 24 issue has an article, What the \u27Reformers\u27 Teach, part of a significant exchange between Errett and Mr. Allen, editor of the Western Presbyterian. Errett is irked because Allen had only printed in the Western Presbyterian a brief response to Errett, although Errett had quoted in the Christian Standard significant portions of Allen\u27s articles.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianstandard/1012/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 2, Numbers 27 - 39 (July 6 – September 28, 1867)
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The pagination of the original becomes skewed after page 255. The next page is numbered 254 and the pagination for the rest of the volume follows that sequence. The PDF omits numbers from the original pages numbered 254 and 255, so that the majority of the PDF is correctly numbered.
In the September 14 issue (Number 37) D. P. Henderson is no longer listed as Corresponding Editor.
Errett, in “Slavery Once More” (pages 306, 307), responds to an article in the Gospel Advocate by David Lipscomb.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianstandard/1004/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 2, Numbers 40 - 52 (October 5 – December 28, 1867)
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Page 314 announces W. T. Horner as Corresponding Editor, replacing D. P. Henderson, whose busy schedule as an evangelist kept him from continuing as Corresponding Editor.
Page 315 has details of the Francis W. Evans and John Steele Sweeney debate at Keosauqua,, Iowa.
Page 322 in Notes of Travel Errett describes a return visit to Michigan where he had ministered for eleven years. Page 330 his visit to Canada.
In The Prospects of the Standard (page 338) Errett feels the Standard is nearing a self-sustaining point.
Page 359 John Gale holds forth on The Ministry of Women.
Page 352 Errett replies to Benjamin Franklin\u27s evolving belief about missionary societies.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianstandard/1005/thumbnail.jp
The Gospel Echo, Volume 5 (1867)
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This volume is missing the January and February numbers.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/gospelecho/1001/thumbnail.jp
Christian Standard, Volume 2, Numbers 14 - 26 (April 6 – June 29, 1867)
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D. P. Henderson remains a Corresponding Editor.
Jonas Hartzell\u27s replies in the Iowa Debate between Hartzell and Dick appear in several numbers.
Errett replies to Benjamin Franklin\u27s criticism of Missionary Societies.
J. T. Walsh is raising funds for Freedmen in North Carolina.https://digitalcommons.discipleshistory.org/christianstandard/1003/thumbnail.jp