Box 3
Contains 83 Results:
Sally Dudley to Clay, 23 Nov 1833
Sally Dudley to Clay, 2 Aug 1840
Release of Responsibility, 4 Sep 1868
Releases C.M. Clay from responsibility of Green Clay. (Composed in Russian)
Prince Gortchakow Invitation to Clay, 9 Jan 1862
Letter to Clay which is an invitation from Prince Gortchakow of Russia to a conference. (Composed in French)
Letter to E.W. Coggeshall from Clay, 23 Apr 1880
Letter from Clay telling of whom he and the state support in an upcoming election as well as what he thinks will help the candidate as well as what will hinder him.
Clay to T.D. Caudeman, 26 May 1884
A letter confirming that they will be at the first Blair and Logan Club. They are also stating that they will meet him at the guest house in Louisville on Friday afternoon.
Labor Contract by Clay, 15 Sep 1854
Clay drafts an agreement between two parties which concerns labor and renovation being performed in buildings in Cincinnati, Ohio. Both parties sign the agreement and promise to abide by the conditions as dictated within contract.
Receipt between J.J. Coombs and Jno. H. McDowell, 7 Aug 1855
Receipt of payment from J.J. Coombs to Jno. H. McDowell.
Clay's letter to Editor of NY Tribune, 26 Jan 1872
Clay writes to the New York Tribune editor about a letter that talks about Clay indirectly in a slanderous manner and asks that they not print it as the allegations within the letter are completely false.
Clay to Editor of London Times, 20 May 1861
Clay writes to the editor and presents his ideas on why the Union is justified in quelling the Confederate States of America. He also provides reason as to why the United Kingdom should support the Union and not the Confederate States. Included with the typed document is the original hand written draft by Clay.