Box 1
Contains 10 Results:
Folder 4, 1862 August-December
John Tyler, Jr., Tupelo, Mississippi, to William Lowndes Yancey, Montgomery, Alabama, 1862 August
William Lowndes Yancey, Montgomery, Alabama, to John Tyler, [Jr., Tupelo, Miss], 1862 August 10
Has received both his letters; doesn't think Davis trying to "...destroy private or public liberty'; however Davis unequal to the tasks brought on my the crisis of war ; has received other criticisms of Bragg's conduct; urges him to write again. 2 pp. ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., Tupelo, Mississippi, to William Lowndes Yancey, Richmond, Virginia, 1862 August 27
Thomas C.[?] Johnston, Quitman, Mississippi, to Col. John Tyler, Tupelo, Mississippi, 1862 September 6
Received his letter; tell Genreal Price that he will join him as soon as he has gotten the last lot of shoes that he can get; has gotten about 5000 pairs so far. 1 p. ALS. Inlcuding AN by John Tyler, summarizing the contents of a letter from Col. C.H. Minge to John Tyler, Jr. 20 Feb. 1863.
Williams Lowndes Yancey, Richmond, Virginia, to Major John Tyler, [Jr., Tupelo, Miss.?], 1862 September 14
Feels he has been dealt with unjustly; will try to help him get an official place. 2 pp. ALS. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr. about contents of this and a letter of 25 Sept. 1862. 1 p.
William Lowndes Yancey, Montgomery, Alabama, to Maj. John Tyler, Jr., 1862 November 20
Received several of his letters; there are disagreements about the merits of General Price's activities in Mississippi; feels (along with the public) that Price can hold the Mississippi Valley; Richmond needs an evening newspaper; the Examiner is a good one; the Mobile Register supports Bragg; Tyler should use his pen and not seek a place in the army. 4 pp. ALS.
A. Roane, Richmond, Virginia, to Major John Tyler, Jr., Jackson, Mississippi, 1862 November 28
Received his letters and Major Gaines' "Chapter of History" has shown them to various people; agrees with him that General Price would be the best president and general; will not publish the letters but will send them to Yancey; gave the letter about the Battle of Iuka to Yancey. 2 pp. ALS. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr. summarizing contents of letter.
Special Order No. 6, 1862 December 17
Scope and Contents
granting leave of absence to Lt. [James R.] Tyler by John W. Riley, A. A. General, Richmond, Virginia 1 p. PDS. Including ADS, from N. W. White, Brigade Surgeon, Jerusalem, Va., 17 Jan. [18]63, extending leave of absence until 25 January 1863. Also including ADS, from N. W. White, [Sur[geo]n in charge of Jerusalem General Hospital, extending leave of absence until 21 Feb. 1863. 1 p.
William Lowndes Yancey, Montgomery, Alabama, to Maj. John Tyler, [Jr., Grenada, Miss.], 1862 December 21
Received his description of the Battle of Cornith through Mr. Roane; read the "Python" letter; discontent about conscription law very serious; patriotism of the masses being deadened by the blockade, lack of transportation, and the exemption clause of the conscription law; [Joseph E.] Johnston to lead the Western army; enjoys getting his letters; Bragg preparing transportation to move troops to Mississippi. 3 pp. ALS.