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Showing posts with label John M Berrien. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 14, 2025

Senator Charles Sumner to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, December 9, 1851

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Shields is now speaking. Everybody has treated me with cordial kindness. Clay, I think, has upon him the inexorable hand. He has not been in...
Friday, July 21, 2023

Senator Lewis Cass to Senator Daniel S. Dickinson, May 1, 1850

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WASHINGTON, May 1, 1850. MY DEAR SIR—While Foote is laboring at the administration for the Lady Franklin expedition, I drop you this hasty...
Tuesday, May 23, 2023

William O. Goode* to Senator Robert M. T. Hunter, March 29, 1850

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BOYDTON, [VA.], March 29, 1850. DEAR HUNTER: I write to impose a little labour upon you, or rather I should say, trouble, but not more, th...
Monday, November 5, 2018

Robert Toombs to James Thomas, April 16, 1848

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Washington, D. C. Apr. 16, 1848. Dear Thomas , I received your letter of the 9th inst. today and I am very glad to hear you are improv...
Wednesday, May 9, 2018

Congressman Alexander H. Stephens to Governor George W. Crawford,* February 3, 1846

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Washington, D. C ., Feb. 3,1846. Dear Crawford , Yours in relation to the Galphin claim came to hand last night and I will examine the...
Saturday, April 21, 2018

William B. Wofford* To Howell Cobb, December 14, 1845

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MillEDGEvillE [ga .], 14th Decbr., 1845. Dear Sir , I recd. yours of the 5th inst. by due course of mail. The President's views as...
Monday, April 9, 2018

Robert Toombs to Alexander H. Stephens, February 16, 1845

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Washington [ga.,] Feb. 16th, 1845. [ dear S]tephens , 1 I received your letter of 9th and hardly know [what to] write you about my pr...
Friday, April 6, 2018

Junius Hillyer* to Howell Cobb, February 15, 1846

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Athens, [ga.,] Feb. 15th, 1846. Dear Howell , I have just returned from Clark court and in the morning I must start to Walton, but I c...
Tuesday, April 3, 2018

J. W. Burney to Congressman Howell Cobb, January 31, 1845

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Monticello [ga.,] 31st Jany., 1845. Dear Sir : Many of our citizens had assembled at the Post office this morning to hear the Texas ne...