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Pacific University letter to Alonzo Hinman
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John A. Hamilton letter to N. Hinman
Manuscripts
In this letter to Mr. N. Hinman, the Chairman of Board of Trustees of Pacific University in Oregon, John A. Hamilton writes on behalf of the American College and Education Society in Boston. He discusses "the loosing of Pacific University from Congregational moorings" and "the grave issue" of "the speedy coming into existence of a competing Congregational Institution." He suggests a solution: "Let the Trustees pass the provision for Change of Charter which the Statute law of the State offers." Mr. Hamilton also advises that the University not relocate, as a railroad may be constructed nearby. Typewritten letter, signed by hand.
mssHM 16534
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Abraham Hatfield et al, New York, letter to John Tyler
Manuscripts
Autograph letter. Is sending resolutions passed at the Conference of Democrats of the City and County of New York, 1844 August 6, regarding presidential election and party division. Includes copy of resolutions. Letter signed by eight individuals. (3 pages)
HM 71044, HM 71036
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Andrew Jackson, camp on Thompson's Creek, letter to Pathkiller :
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Jackson is responding to Pathkiller's letter of October 22; approves of his sending spies to investigate fires. Jackson is leaving his encampment the following day and hopes to encounter hostile Creek Indians. Pathkiller (d. 1827) was the principal chief of the Cherokee Nation and served as a colonel under Jackson during the Creek War. This item appears to be a letter written and signed for Jackson by an amanuensis, or it may possibly be his own autograph altered as a result of gunshot wounds received in a recent fight with Jesse Benton and Thomas Hart Benton. The Papers of Andrew Jackson list this item as a copy.
mssHM 13424
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Frederick Ferdinand Low letter to an unknown recipient
Manuscripts
In this letter to an unknown recipient, Frederick Ferdinand Low expresses his happiness for recent state and national elections. He also states that the recent completion of the railroad will, in his estimation, balance the arrival of "rebels" displaced due to the recent elections. Letter is incomplete, being only the last page, and has neither addressee nor date.
mssHM 21314
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Monterey Merchants, storekeepers, and residents letter to Common Council of Monterey: petition to regulate licenses to peddlers & hawkers
Manuscripts
The collection consists of letters and documents related to the government of the municipality of Monterey, primarily during the period 1828-54. The collection also includes minute books, election results, and records of disbursements of funds and of ordinances passed. Most of the documents are in Spanish until 1846, and in English thereafter.
mssMR 283
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Cash Receipts: Estate of Edward Perry Warren
Manuscripts
Volume with entries of cash receipts related to the estate of Edward Perry Warren providing date, description of transaction, and columns for the debits and credits of: cash, securities, other accounts, securities sold, accounts payable, executors' expenses, income accounts from dividends and interest, interest to legatees, income control a/c, distribution of estate to legacies and to trustees, and principal account.
mssMerrymount