The N. York Commercial advertiser of May 23d. contains a very complimentary notice of my letter to the Whig Committee, 62 and extracts the ...

Invited to be a vice-president of a great Republican ratification meeting tomorrow night. Declined on the plea of “engagements,” but the tru...

The President sent me a note this A.M. to call upon him this evening at eight. Although under the doctor's care and ordered to remain pe...

CHESTERTOWN, [MD.],  October  17, 1856. MY DEAR SIR: I fear that I shall not be successful in the money affair. There is a shyness about a...

BALTIMORE, September 27, 1856. MY DEAR GOVERNOR—You and I are, I am glad to know, this time together politically, as we ever have been soc...

Among the most welcome of those who have come among us, drawn by the present political Convention, we are gratified to see and recognize the...

. . . though the House by republicans, is hailed with great enthusiasm in the iron districts of Pennsylvania. Meetings were held and salutes...

. . . one of our most staunch and reliable republicans, speaking of the tenacity with which a portion of the northern democracy adheres to S...

 . . . will do more for the restoration of confidence in a financial point of view and revival of business and trade than any thing else can...

Hon. John Wentworth having notified me that his premium flag for the Sixth Ward is ready for presentation, the Republicans of the said Ward ...

Montgomery Blair still persists that Seward is false to the President and that he and Stanton have an understanding. There are many strange ...

SYRACUSE, N. Y., August 22 , 1865. Strictly confidential. MY DEAR SIR: The political campaign is about opening, and from present appearanc...

WASHINGTON, March 16, 1861. Every day affords proof of the absence of any settled policy or harmonious concert of action in the administra...

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, St. Louis, Mo ., Feb. 1, 1876. Dear Brother: . . . Your letter endorsing Hayes is first-rate, and...

MANSFIELD, OHIO, Aug. 4, 1872. Dear Brother: . . . Just now all interest is centred upon the Presidential election. As you say, the Republ...

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES,           WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug. 28, 1874. Dear Brother: . . . Don't ever give any person the ...

Allen of the Intelligencer called upon me to-day in reference to the Connecticut election. Says it is stated in the papers that I have writt...

MANSFIELD, OHIO, Oct. 17, 1871. Dear Brother: Your note of the 14th is received. I am glad you are going to Europe, and under such favor...

Neither of the feeble organizations discussed or professed much regard for any of those fundamental principles which had created and previou...

Have examined the bill for the Freedmen's Bureau, which is a terrific engine and reads more like a decree emanating from despotic power ...