Box 17
Contains 20 Results:
Folder 3, 1884 June-August
Cha[rle]s J. Folger, Secretary, Treasury Department, Washington, D.C., to William Fletcher, William H. Procter, P. H. Eaton, and John Tyler, Jr., 1884 June 6
Describes the procedure for the destruction of several bonds to be carried out. 2 p. Cy of ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., West Washington, D.C., to Charles F. Adams, Jr., Boston, Massachusetts., 1884 June 9
Hopes that the two of them, as the heirs to their historic families can be "found advancing on common ground in the assertion of public Virtue and Justice." 2 pp. ACyS of ALS. Including Nws, "The National View," 7 June 1884, proceedings of Greenback convention [see newspaper file], and PD, "Constitution of the Industrial Party of America," 2 pp., and Pd, "Memorial of the Federation of Labor Unions and Knights of Labor" to Congress. 6 pp.
John Tyler, Jr., West Washington, D.C., to James G. Blaine, Augusta, Maine., 1884 June 11
Congratulates Blaine; encloses newspaper describing Tyler's position at the Indianoplis Convention; mentions his letter of withdrawal from the convention and denunciation of the nomination of General Butler. 1 p. ACyS of ALS. Including Nws, "The National View," 7 June 1884 [see newspaper file], and PD, "Memorial of the Federation of Labor Unions and Knights of Labor" addressed to Congress. 6 pp. ALS.
Charles F. Adams, Jr., Boston, [Mass.], to John Tyler, Jr., Esq., Washington, D.C., 1884 June 11
States that he has already done all that he wants to in this canvass; explains that his engagements are such that it will be impossible to take any further part. 1 p. TLS.
L[yon] G. Tyler, Richmond, Virginia, to General [John Tyler, Jr., Washington, D.C.], 1884 June 14
Asks for the births and deaths in the family of their father's first children; asks for the names of painters of their father; mentions his new printer which will turn out 100 pages a week. 2 pp. ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., West Washington, D.C., to Henry L. Pierce, Boston, Massachusetts., 1884 June 16
Encloses his letter denouncing the nomination of General Butler at the Indianapolis Convention; describes how the over hundered delegates, including himself, left the convention in opposition to Butler; invites Pierce to be at the Chicago convention on July 8. 2 pp. ACyS of ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., West Washington, D.C., to Joseph R. Hawley, U.S. Senator, Chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee, Washington, D.C., 1884 June 16
Describes his involvement in the events at the Indianapolis convention in regard to the nomination of General Butler. 2 pp. ALS.
Cha[rle]s J. Folger, Secretary, Treasury Department, Washington, D.C., to William Fltcher, William H. Proctor, P. H. Eaton, and John Tyler, Jr., 1884 June 16
Describes the procedure for destroying certain bonds which are no longer needed for issue. 3 pp. Cy of ALS.
Willoughby N. Smith, Baltimore, [Md.], to General John Tyler, West Washington, D.C., 1884 June 24
Informs Tyler that he has written Mr. Munson to return the Wilson draft for collection in accordance with Tyler's suggestion. 1 p. TLS.
Samuel M. Baldwin, Washington, D.C., to General John Tyler, Washington, D.C., 1884 June 28
Discusses the "necessity for an Organ for the World's Arbitration League;" suggests Tyler take action before Mr. Corcoran departs for W. Va.; asks Tyler to "think seriously of this very important movement;" asks Tyler to drop him a line; discusses his meeting with Corcoran. 3 pp. ALS.
John Tyler, Jr., West Washington, D.C., to Chester A. Arthur, President United States, Washington, D.C., 1884 June 28
Discusses his views on the appointment of Dennis Eagan as Collector of Customs for Key West Florida. 2 pp. ACyS of ALS.
L. J. DuPre, Washington, D.C., to Jno. Tyler, Georgetown, D.C., [1884 June 28]
States that he will accompany Tyler to Mr. Corcoran's Monday evening; asks Tyler to call at that time. 1 p. ACS.
Rob[ert] H. White, Cl[er]k, Wash[ington], to D.C., to John Tyler, Judge Advocate, n.p., 1884 June 30
Encloses a copy of the charges against Rob[er]t L. DeAkers by Geo[rge] W. Sargent. 3 pp. ALS.
Certificate from the Independant Order of Good Templars acknowledging that John Tyler, Jr. has "paid all demands against himself." 1 p. PD., 1884 July 8
John Tyler, Jr., Washington, D.C., to Thomas A. Hendricks, Indianapolis, Indiana., 1884 July 12
Believes that Hendricks' name associated with Cleveland gives "strength and character to the ticket" but states that the Labor Unions find Cleveland "objectionable and even repugnant;" asks Hendricks to arrange an interview with Colonel Lee Crandall of the National View; believes the labor groups hold the balance between Republican and Democratic success. 3 pp. ACyS of ALS.
T. A. Hendricks, Indianapolis, [Ind.], to John Tyler, Jr., [Washington City, D.C.], 1884 July 16
Thanks Tyler for his letter; promises to give Tyler's suggestion his attention as soon as possible. 1 p. ALS.
Mrs. H. D. B., New Haven, Ct., to Gen[eral] John Tyler, Jr., Georgetown, D.C., 1884 July 21
Discusses Mattie's visit. 1 p. ACS.
Chas. J. Faulkner, Martinsburg, West Virginia, to John Tyler, Jun[io]r, Esq., Washington, D.C., 1884 July 22
Acknowledges receipt of the copies of "the National View" and the memorial of the Federation of Labor Unions; discusses his illness. 1 p. ALS.
Edwin M. Blake, Washington, D.C., to the Officers of the Court of 2672 K[nights] of L[abor], n.p., 1884 August 21
Charges George Sargent with "maliciously and knowingly misrepresenting me as a partisan Democrat." 3 pp. ALS.