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Showing posts with label Rutherford B Hayes. Show all posts
Saturday, March 30, 2024

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Guy M. Bryan, November 9, 1868

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WASHINGTON, November 9, 1868. DEAR GUY:—I came here last night chiefly to attend to your cause. The President has just given me an order f...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Sardis Birchard, November 11, 1868

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COLUMBUS, November 11, 1868. DEAR UNCLE:—We are jogging along as usual a little more to do than heretofore. The Legislature meeting soon a...
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Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Sardis Birchard, December 19, 1868

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COLUMBUS, December 19, 1868. DEAR UNCLE:—Got home safe this morning. Had a good time. The most satisfactory part of the trip was several h...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Sardis Birchard, January 18, 1869

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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...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Guy M. Bryan, January 21, 1869

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COLUMBUS, January 21, 1869. MY DEAR GUY:—Your New Year's letter made me happy. Time is rapidly getting our political differences out o...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to [--?--], February 15, 1869

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COLUMBUS, February 15, 1869. MY DEAR SIR:—I am in receipt of yours of the 13th. I have taken some pains to keep posted on the state of thi...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Congressman James A. Garfield, February 18, 1869

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COLUMBUS, February 18, 1869. MY DEAR SIR:—I received today the Globe containing the debate on the Butler resolution of censure.* I have fe...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Sardis Birchard, March 7, 1869

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COLUMBUS, March 7, 1869. DEAR UNCLE:—We are all well. Political talk is just now all the talk. Grant's inaugural strikes me as capital...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to William Henry Smith, March 10, 1869

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COLUMBUS, March 10, 1869. MY DEAR SIR:—I sent two letters to Mr. Barrett this morning, one to General Cox, and one to General Grant. You...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Sardis Birchard, March 24, 1869

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COLUMBUS, March 24, 1869. DEAR UNCLE:—I spent four days in Washington most pleasantly. There is still a lack of harmony on the Tenure of O...
Saturday, March 2, 2024

General William T. Sherman to Senator John Sherman, February 1, 1876

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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, St. Louis, Mo ., Feb. 1, 1876. Dear Brother: . . . Your letter endorsing Hayes is first-rate, and...
Wednesday, February 28, 2024

J. C. Lee to Governor Rutherford B. Hayes, May 5, 1868

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WASHINGTON, D. C., May 5, 1868. TO GOVERNOR R. B. HAYES,           Columbus, Ohio .   What do Ohio Republicans desire as to impeachment? Ans...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to J. C. Lee, May 6, 1868

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COLUMBUS, May 6, 1868. TO GENERAL J. C. LEE,           Care of Judge Welker, M. C.                     Washington.  Conviction.  R. B. HAYES...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Lucy Webb Hayes, Saturday, May 23, 1868

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FREMONT, OHIO, May 23, Saturday, 1868. MY DARLING:— Came from Chicago this morning. Had a fine time. All well here. Young Mrs. Wade came...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to William Henry Smith, June 27, 1868

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COLUMBUS, June 27, 1868. DEAR SMITH:— In reply to yours of yesterday: The Youngstown address is now half written a dull affair, nothing fr...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to William Henry Smith, July 2, 1868

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COLUMBUS, July 2, 1868. MY DEAR S——: —I hope I have not got myself in a scrape with you. I did not dream that your paper would not appear ...

Diary of Governor Rutherford B. Hayes, July 9, 1868

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Horatio Seymour nominated because: — 1. He was more distinctly and decidedly committed against the Greenback theory of Mr. Pendleton and t...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Sardis Birchard, July 14, 1868

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COLUMBUS, July 14, 1868. DEAR UNCLE: Joel Bryan's wife, son, and daughter were here this morning. Had a pleasant time with them. The s...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to Manning F. Force, July 25, 1868

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COLUMBUS, July 25, 1868. DEAR GENERAL: You make me feel "wuss and wuss" but I can't make the trip. Her beauty and "inco...

Governor Rutherford B. Hayes to William Henry Smith, October 27, 1868

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Private and Confidential. COLUMBUS, October 27, 1868. MY DEAR S——: —The Chronicle contains an unlucky little sentence. Of course it is n...