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Showing posts with label Election of 1884. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Election of 1884. Show all posts
Thursday, July 4, 2024

Senator John Sherman to General William T. Sherman, January 29, 1884

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UNITED STATES SENATE,           WASHINGTON, D.C., Jan. 29, 1884. Dear Brother: . . . You are probably right in your treatment of the Pres...

General William T. Sherman to Senator John Sherman, February 24, 1884

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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 24, 1884. Dear Brother: I think I have owed you a letter some time. I have nothing new. Days, weeks, and months glide by,...

Senator John Sherman to General William T. Sherman, March 7, 1884

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UNITED STATES SENATE,           WASHINGTON, D.C., March 7, 1884. Dear Brother: . . . I have made up my mind to be silent and neutral, and...

Senator John Sherman to General William T. Sherman, May 4, 1884

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UNITED STATES SENATE,           WASHINGTON, D.C., May 4, 1884. Dear Brother: . . . While in Ohio I heard a great deal of politics, and ch...

General William T. Sherman to Senator John Sherman, May 7, 1884

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ST. LOUIS, May 7, 1884. Dear Brother: . . . The more I reflect, the more convinced I am that I was wise and prudent in taking the exact co...

General William T. Sherman to Senator John Sherman, June 7, 1884

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St. Louis, June 7, 1884. Dear Brother: Now that the Convention at Chicago has nominated Blaine and Logan, I feel such a sense of relief that...

General William T. Sherman to Senator John Sherman, June 15, 1884

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ST. LOUIS, June 15, 1884. Dear Brother: I am just back from a trip to Carthage, Joplin, etc., in Southwest Missouri. Thence to Kansas City...