Republican nomination letter from 1860s Ohio to Chicago
A letter from Menor Ohio dated July 10 1550 discusses acceptance of the Republican National Convention nomination for President in Chicago. It emphasizes national supremacy, civil rights, education, finance, tariffs, immigration limits and civil service reform, urging unity and steady policy.
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Garfield Letter to Committee Chairman Cites National Interest
President Garfield writes to Hon. Geo. F. Hoar, praising Congress, urging united support, and invoking the wisdom of the people and divine favor for national interests. The correspondence showcases formal respect and presidential appeal to legislative leadership.
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