Letter, 1841 Aug. 12.

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Letter, 1841 Aug. 12.

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Letter from V.W. Smith of Columbus, Ohio replying to George N. Briggs, U.S. representative from Massachusetts, regarding President John Tyler's possible veto of the national bank bill and the need to keep the Harrison/Tyler cabinet intact rather than have it replaced by [Henry] Wise and other southern Whigs. Smith mentions that [William] Medill, congressman and future governor of Ohio, affirmed "that the veto message was prepared."

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Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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