Letter, 1851 July 29.

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Letter, 1851 July 29.

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Letter, 29 Jul. 1851, to an unamed person discussing a paper written by the addressee, the Whig party and the Democratic Convention, and the possibility of starting a newspaper in Columbus, Ohio.

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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