The Colton letters

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How congressmen are bribed : the Colton letters : declaration of Huntington that congressmen are for sale
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[Colton letters : nos. 177 (two issues), 188, 555 and 110]
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Huntington's record of fraud and bribery as shown by his letters to David D. Colton. : He is trying to buy California's state government again
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Collis Huntington letter to Richard B. Carpenter
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Huntington writes of his involvement with California politics, claiming local politicians targeted him and his Southern Pacific Company with "unparalleled vigilance." He plans to stay out of further affairs until local nominations have been made, and remarks "no one will put himself out more personally or pay more money, to advance the best interest of California, than I will myself." Signed "C. P. Huntington." Includes typed card with provenance information.
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Letters from Collis P. Huntington to Mark Hopkins, Leland Stanford, Charles Crocker, E.B. Crocker, Charles F. Crocker, and D.D. Cotton [sic], from August 20, 1867, to [March 31, 1876]
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Remarks of C.P. Huntington : at the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, Hampton, Va., January 1, 1900, on "The future of the Negro"
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