Autograph letter signed Timothy Otis Howe ("T.O. Howe") to Senator Henry B. Anthony ("Sir") requesting 250 copies of the "Congressional Directory just issued" for use of the Post Office Department

Howe, Timothy

Editore: Washington, D.C., 1882

1 p.pen and ink on Post Office Department/Office of the Postmaster General letterhead. 4to. A clean, crisp autograph on an official letter to newspaper man turned politician, Henry Bowen Anthony, a former Governor of Rhode Island who went on to represent his state in the US Senate, where he served twice as President pro tempore. Timothy Otis Howe (1816-1883) represented the state of Winsconsin in the US Senate, from 1861-1879, and during the Civil war years, was an abolitionist and supporter of the Fifteenth Amendment. He declined a nomination to the Supreme Court by Ulysses Grant, to protect his Senate seat, which was nonetheless, lost to a Democrat in 1877. He was appointed Postmaster General by Chester A, Arthur, in 1881 and remained in that office until his death in 1883. 1 p.pen and ink on Post Office Department/Office of the Postmaster General letterhead. 4to. Codice articolo 249698

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Titolo: Autograph letter signed Timothy Otis Howe ("...
Casa editrice: Washington, D.C.
Data di pubblicazione: 1882
Condizione: Fine