Washington Letter reflects political shifts and city life
Washington Letter from April 4, 1885 discusses mixed Democratic reactions to postmaster Pearson's appointment, the Grant funeral holiday impacts, and President Cleveland's health and plans. It comments on Washington as a summer locale, clerks planning leisure, and notable views on the Administration and political loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pearson
New York City
Cleveland
My. Pearson
Department of the Interior
Thomson
Buchanan
Gen. Grant
Lamar
Thompson
Mosby
Longstreet
Grant
Mahone
Senate
Key
Hayes
Post Office Department
P. M
Evarts
Schurz
Col. Lamont
Arthur
New York
White House
Potomac
United States
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