G. G. Symes correspondence, 1889-1892.

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G. G. Symes correspondence, 1889-1892.

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Letter (1889 February 8; Washington, D.C.) to President-elect Benjamin Harrison from Symes and other members of the House of Representatives endorsing Jeremiah Rusk as secretary of war; and letter (1892 May 11; Denver, Colo.) from Symes to Rusk concerning the tariff act under consideration in Congress.

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