The Legislature adjourns today. Now for the result. Prepare accurate and full tables showing the expenditures authorized by this Legislature...

COLUMBUS, January 18, 1869. DEAR UNCLE:—I received yours enclosing draft for $551.68, proceeds of bond for which I am obliged. We are al...

WASHINGTON, D.C., Dec. 6, 1868. Dear Brother: *           *           *           *           *           *           *           *       ...

CINCINNATI, May 23, 1867. DEAR SIR: Yours of 21st came to hand this morning. My chief personal objection to being a candidate for governor...

feb . 10, 1860 . My Dear Sir ,—It being designed, if possible, to provide for a reorganization of the Pittsburg, F. W. and Chicago R. R...

On this day, and probably this very hour, the Congress of the United States will declare the verdict of the people, making you their Presid...

Ladies And Gentlemen : I appear before you only to address you very briefly. I shall do little else than to thank you for this very kind re...

Mr. President, Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the General Assembly:— It is true, as has been said by the president of the Senate, that a ...

Columbus , Jan’y 20, 1860. Dear Sumner , There are a few Republicans in the Legislature who think decided opposition — especially of a ...

I send some papers by this mail. Columbus , June 20, 1859. I mark last Saturday with a white stone, for it brought me, dear Sumner,...

Washington Jany 22, 1854 My Dear Sir , I think you are mistaken in the am t , of my debt to you — it was for one letter instead of two...

Washington , Jan’y 17, 1854. My Dear Sir : I thank you for little note and for your kind appreciation of my wishes rather than my succe...

Private. Washington , Feb 4,, 1853. Dear Hamlin , Thanks for your two letters, the last of which was received today. I do not won...

Washington City , Jany. 16, 1851. My Dear Sir , Mr. Hoadly, of Cincinnatti, has requested me to write you in relation to his election a...

Washington , Jany 7, 1851. My Dear Sir , I am not certain whether I replied to your letter of the 22nd which I received in New York whe...

Washington City , Dec. 20, 1850. My Dear Sir , I recd. your letter last night and thank you for it. I had written you the day before an...

Private. Cincinnati , Nov. 17, 1850. My Dear Sir , Your letter, like the “royal Charlie” of the Cannie Scots “was long in coming.” It...

Washington , Feb. 18, 1850. My Dear Hamlin , Your last letter was very interesting to me. I regret that our friends in the Legislature ...

Washington , Jany 17, 1850. Mr Dear Sir , I received your last letter at Philadelphia. I am not certain whether I replied to it or not....

Washington , Dec. 14,, 1849. My Dear Sumner : I thank you for your argument in defense of equality before the law 1 for the colored pe...