Box 3
Contains 44 Results:
Including ALS from William Falconer, Greenville, Alabama, to John Tyler, [Jr.], 1870 May 1
stating that life presents few objects worth striving for; one should learn to want but little; hoe does he like the idea of writing an old Virginia times; it would not interefere with other employ; think of old Be[nter?], what a mass of energy that old rascal was; where is his daughter?; can she assist him?; is nearly paralyzed but keeps on working; life is too trifling to despair. 4 pp.
Also including AN by John Tyler, Jr., endorsing and summarizing letters
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letter refers to professorship at the University of Alabama 1 p. Also including AN by John Tyler, Jr., that both letters were answered on 10 May [1870]; yielding to 1st suggestion, rejecting last as impracticable with the temper of the Northern press one of envious hate. 1 p.
Also including Cy of ALS from James Hughes, Washington, D.C., to James O. Clesshose, 1870 May 10
on verso of endorsement, saying he has not agreed to take testimony in the case of Antler vs. Whissle[?] Dickerson; objects to any proceedings held there on the case; reserves the right to move for the suppression of all such testimony. 1 p.
Box 3
Folder 1, 1870 January-February
Folder 2, 1870 March
Folder 3, 1870 April 3-1870 June
Folder 4, 1870 July-December
William M. Burwell, New Orleans, La., to John Tyler, Jr., 1870 January 19
Have copies of DeBow's Review beginning with the orginial issue; is interested in his article on his father; the policies of the Old Whigs; tell Gov. Wise to encourage polytechnic education and to open a shcool of Navigation so Virginia can take advantage of the expanding U.S. trade. 5 pp. ALS. Including AN, by John Tyler, Jr., summarizing contents of letter; accepted offer "if ever able to get work again." 1 p.
John Tyler, Jr., Washington City, D.C., to U[lysses] S. Grant, 1870 January 24
John Tyler, Jr., Washington City, D.C., to James Augsutus Johnson, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C., 1870 January 31
Discontinue efforts to get Democratic Senate and House members to give subscriptions to "the Course of Parties in the United States under hte Constitution" to be written along with a literary work on "Father" [President John Tyler]; [seems to desire discontinuance due to lack of response]; the Democratic party "has done nothign to relieve itseld of the many onerous obligations under which it rests." 3 pp. Cy of ALS. Including AN endorsing and summarizing letter. 1 p.
John Tyler, Jr., Office of Hughes, Denveer, and Peck, Washington City, D.C., to General [?] Michler, United States Army, Washington D.C., 1870 February 15
Having considered long the situation of the country and general social and political status is returning his salutation and desires a confidential interview. 1 p. Cy of ALS. Including AN endorsing and summarizing letter. 1 p.
John Tyler, Jr., Office of Hughes, Denver, and Peck, Washington, D.C., to John W. Johnston, U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C., 1870 February 26
John Tyler, Jr., Office Hughes, Denver and Peck, Washington, D.C., to Robert Ridgway, Washington City, D.C., 1870 March 1
Appreciates his efforst to obtain help [financial?] from Virginia Senators and Representatives but having thought about it must decline such aid; has suffered too much humiliation already. 2 pp. Cy of ALS. Includes AN endorsing and summarizing letter. 1 p.
Martha E. DeBow, Fairfield Homestead, Nashville, Tenn., to John Tyler, Jr., Washington, D.C., 1870 March 2
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Will help him collect his essays; has the weekly he poke of packed away and will hunt it up and copy what you wished; or can bring entire volume to him; Mr. Burwell of New Orleans has the loose numbers. 2 pp. ALS. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr., endorsing and summarizing the letter; indicates Tyler wrote back and requested volume brought to Washington. 1 p.
Governor Henry T. Wise, Richmond, Virginia, to John Tyler, Jr., 1870 March 2
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Has the copy of Abell's Life, Mr. Gillett's letter; the birth and lineage he worked out and Mrs. Halloways' book; this is a "sacred task" [writing a memoir of President Tyler] but will take sometime due to frequent interruptions. 1 p. ALS. Including AN, John Tyler, Jr., explaining letter. 1 p.
William Falconer, Greenville, Alabama to John Tyler, Jr., 1870 March 4
Charles M. Christian, Baltimore, Maryland, to "cousin" John Tyler, Jr., 1870 March 12
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Has been in bed or would have answered sooner; it will take time to find out-on the war path for him [JT] now; come over soon. 1 p. ALS. Including AN, John Tyler, Jr. endorsing letter which is in regards to lecture; answered letter saying to go ahead with arrangements; will share benefits. 1 p.
W.W. Corcoran, Washington City, D.C., to John Tyler, Jr., Washington, D.C., 1870 March 17
W. N. Walton, to W. H. Farrar, 1870 March 25
L. C. Holloway, New York, to "my dear Friend," [John Tyler, Jr.,], n.d., 1870 March 25
C.M. Christian, Baltimore, Maryland, to "cousin," [John Tyler, Jr.], 1870 March 26
John Tyler, Jr., Washington City, D.C., to Nathaniel Michler, Washington City, D.C., 1870 March 26
John Tyler, Jr., to His Excellancy Senor Roberts, Minister of Spain, Washington City, D.C., 1870 March 29
Cannot intrude upon him again despite the nature of their short conversation; much is being lost by delay in accepting his suggestion; remember he [JT] organized the Bureau of War of the late Confederate States, served as an officer of Rank and Adjutant General; yet the matter can be revealed only the way he suggests; through the Party at Providence Hospital higher personage can be revealed and all worth knowing be known. 2 pp. Cy of ALS.
Martha Johns DeBow, Fairfield Homestead, Nashville, Tennessee, to John Tyler, Jr., 1870 April 3
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His letter of the 8th was received and answer delayed as he expected to go to Washington; he is now not going so will write; appreciates his desire to collect his writings and his books are at his disposal; perhaps he should play Mohamet and come to the Mountain. 2 pp. ALS. Including AN by John Tyler, Jr., endorsing and explaining letter; wants extracts from Mrs. DeBow's copies of "DeBow's Review." 1 p.