Box 4
Contains 9 Results:
W.J. Brownwell, Washington, D.C., to Gen. Jno. Tyler, [Jr.], Tallahassee, Florida, 1871 August 4
Is still awaiting settlement of his affairs with Judge Fields; has no money to send him, although still plans to carry out the project [purchasing land in Florida?]. 2 pp. ALS.
Silas Reed, Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, to John Tyler, Jr., Tallahassee, Florida, 1871 November 6
Returned from California and found his letters; glad he is following his advice; Southerners should trsut President Grant to be their friend; will try to carry out his request [to find him a political office in Florida?]; should consult the local leading men about possibilities; if the south carries on in the spirit of the Sentinel article, she will win Congress' friendship. 4 pp. ALS. Including AN, by John Tyler, Jr., summarizing contents of letter.
W.A. Cave, Salem, Fauqier [Co.], Va., to Gen. Jno. Tyler, [Jr., Tallahassee, Florida?], 1871 November 15
Is connected with no paritcular paper, but writes articles upon request; is particularly interested in public education in Virginia and is superintendent for Fauquier County; will be happy to print his letter; everyone wondering with what party he should affiliate. 3 pp. ALS.
W.A. Cave, Salem, Fauquier, Virginia, to General John Tyler, Jr., Tallahassee, Florida, 1871 November 15
Is wondering what induced him to endorse President Grant for another term; in 1864 J. C. B. DeBow called Tyler "the political prophet of the age;" what would he tell his father about his stance? 3 pp. ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., Tallahassee, Florida, to W.A. Cave, Salem, Faquier County, Virginia, 1871 November 24
E.C. Cabell, [New York City, New York?], to Gov. [Harrison] Reid [i.e. Reed], [Tallahassee, Florida], 1871 November 25
Democratic part will be unable to succeed unless it joins with part of the Republican party; Southerners more interested in local Democratic successes than national ones; he could probably work with leading Floridians without compromising his principles; he might be able to work out a deal to get himself elected to the U.S. Senate if he can prevent election frauds. 4 pp. ALS.
Silas Reed, San Francisco, Cal[ifornia], to John Tyler, Jr., Tallahassee, Florida, 1871 December 1
Glad his talents are bing used well; what happened in Orange Co., Fla. last summer has tied up his resources; he can prosper in Florida id he waits awhile; General Grant is a friend to the South; his analysis of the census will be sent to Francis A. Walker; please present the compliments to Gov. [Harrison] Reed of Fla..3 pp. ALS. Including AN, [by John, Tyler, Jr.], summarizing contents of letter. 1 p.
Silas Reed, Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory to John Tyler, Jr., [Tallahassee, Florida], 1871 December 23
Is on her way to St. Louis, Boston, and Washington, D. C.; is returning Mr. Loper's letter; some men are planning to finish the S. Florida R. R.; he likes his stand [on support for the Republican party?]. 2 pp. ALS.