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Unidentified letter to Daniel Webster
Four-page letter from an unidentified sender to Daniel Webster in which he invites Webster to address citizens before the November election.
United States Congress, Senate memorial
In English.
US President James Madison letter
In English.
US President John Quincy Adams letter
Two-page letter from US President John Quincy Adams in Quincy, Massachusetts to Daniel Webster in Boston, telling him that Webster is to judge essays submitted on the topic of a Court of Nations for amicable settlement for national differences.
US President John Tyler letter
In English.
US President John Tyler letter
In English.
Utica [N.Y.] to Mr. Watson, Letter
Requests a copy of "The Star" be sent to him in Washington.
Waddy Thompson letter
In English.
Walter Channing letter
In English.
Walter Lowrie letter
In English.
Washington Allston letter
Three-page letter from Washington Alliston in Cambridgeport, Massachusetts to George Ticknor, telling him that a letter from him to Daniel Webster might help secure Horatio Greenough the job of doing a statue of Washington.
Washington, [DC] to Capt. Stevens, [Franklin, NH]
Instructs Stevens on repairs to the house in Franklin, and placement of the pigpen and privy.
Washington [DC], to [Governor John] J. Davis [Mass.], Letter
Concerning his speculation in lands in the Michigan Territory. Documents his interest in purchasing a farm as an investment.
Washington D.C. to Hon. Joseph Story, Cambridge, Ma. , Letter
Webster writes from Washington D.C. to Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story a personal letter concerning hunting, his family and the imported salt tarriff bill then being considered in the House of Representatives.
Washington, D.C. to Hugh L. White, Letter
Webster writes of his dismay that White has resigned his Senate seat and of his feelings regarding the Tennessee legislature on the matter.
Washington [DC], to Jacob B. Moore, Concord, NH., Letter
Gives his impression of the political situation in New Hampshire and compares it to Mass.
Washington [D.C.], to [James Hervey] Bingham., Letter
Webster offers Bingham, his close friend and Dartmouth College classmate, employment at $1,200 a year.
[Washington D.C.] to [Jeremiah Mason], Letter
Webster writes to former NH Senator Jeremiah Mason of an impending tariff bill before the Senate and its prospects. He also writes of a published speech he was ill prepared to give and concerns over legislation relating to paying Spain to settle outstanding claims related to the the Adams-Onis Treaty.
Washington [D.C.] to J.L. Edwards [Washington, D.C.], Letter
Webster asks the pensions office for information on a Revolutionary War soldier, Robert Dorrance.
Washington, [D.C.], to John Moorland, Havana [Cuba]., Letter
Discusses appointment of Allen F. Owen as U.S. consul at Havana. Requests transfer of the consulate archives.
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