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Showing posts with label Election of 1824. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Election of 1824. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 29, 2020

John J. Crittenden to Henry Clay, September 3, 1827

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Frankfort , September 3, 1827. My Dear Sir ,—I have received your letter of the 23d of July last, and cannot hesitate to give you the s...
Thursday, August 8, 2019

Ezekiel Webster to Congressman Daniel Webster, April 3, 1823

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April 3, 1823. Dear Daniel ,—I received yours this morning. Of all the candidates named for the Presidency, the people of New Hampshire...
Saturday, August 3, 2019

George M. Bibb to John J. Crittenden, March 8, 1824

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Washington , March 8, 1824. DEAR JOHN,—That there are men who will ascribe my actions to any motive but a reasonable one, I know, but t...

George M. Bibb to John J. Crittenden, March 17, 1824

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March17th. I have heard Wirt in another great case, opposed by Clay and Harper. Wirt rises with the occasion and the opposing force. The bi...
Tuesday, July 16, 2019

Congressman Daniel Webster to Ezekiel Webster, March 25, 1823

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Washington , March 25, 1823. Dear Ezekiel , — I am detained here still by the affairs of the Commission, and do not expect to leave bef...
Saturday, April 6, 2019

Daniel Webster to Justice Joseph Story, January 14, 1822

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Washington , January 14, 1822. My Dear Sir ,—I am much obliged to you for yours of the 8th, which I have just received. I came on very ...
Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Senator Thomas Hart Benton to Congressman John Scott, February 8, 1825

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Senate Chamber , Feb. 8th, 1825. SIR: I received on the morning of the 6th instant your note of the 5th, in which you make known to me ...