Thomas Patrick Moore letter

Mss 829164

Collection

Identifier: Mss 829164

Description

Two page letter from Thomas Patrick Moore of Washington, D.C. to J.B. Gardiner, informing him that President Jackson has been in Washington several days and his real friends are being elbowed off by sycophants and office seekers. It is the most disqusting scene he has ever witnessed. Thinks it doubtful whether the Huron Bill will help.

Dates

1829-02-14

Creator

Moore, Thomas, Patrick, 1797-1853 (Author, Person)

Conditions Governing Access

Unrestricted

Conditions Governing Use

Copyright on this material has not been evaluated. You are free to use this material in any way that is permitted by copyright that applies to your use.

Extent

.01 linear ft. (1 envelope)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

In English.

General

J.B. Gardiner, Mr. Green (Boston) Duff Green 1791-1875, Mr. Hayward (newspaper man) Isaac Hill 1788-1851, Samue; Delucemma Ingham 1779-1860, Andrew Jackson Pres. U.S. 1767-1845, Amos Kendall 1789-1869, John McLean 1785-1861, Thomas Patrick Moore 1797-1853, Mordecai Manuel Noah 1785-1851, Littleton Waller Tazewell 1774-1860, Martin Van Buren Pres. U.S. 1782-1862, Bill Huron, U.S. Politics and government.