Letter from Hon John Scott Harrison on nomination
A long assorted page of letters and notices includes Hon John Scott Harrison's letter declining a lieutenant governor nomination, with accompanying correspondence about Democratic conventions, state politics, and defense of the Union. It mixes poetry style autumn imagery with political expositions, personal notices, and local editorial notes.
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Democratic Union Convention
Ohio
State Central
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Teng Sta
Estrene
Stention
Columbus
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Dennison
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Cuncanes
War Department
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Lincoln
Wisdian
Congress + 1
House of Representatives
J. Scott Harrison
Winliam A. Jonson, Hsy
State Central Committee
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