John Isaac De Graff

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John Isaac De Graff to MVB, 18 February 1828

With a view of paying a proper as well as merited tribute of respect to the memory of the late Governor of New York, a meeting of her delegation in both branches of the National Legislature is most respectfully suggested to your superior Judgement, to which I most cheerfully yield on this lamentable occasion.

Sender: John Isaac De Graff

Recipient: MVB

John Isaac De Graff to MVB, 19 February 1828

I enclose the request I spoke of this morning. I will barely say that every person signed who was called upon a great portion of our delegation are out of the house. There will probably be no necessity of publishing the request in a formal manner,

Sender: John Isaac De Graff

Recipient: MVB

Petition to MVB on remarks and resolutions concerning DeWitt Clinton's death, 19 February 1828

We the undersigned respectfully request Mr Van Buren to furnish to the Chairman & Secretary of the meeting of the New York Delegation convened this morning in the capital, a copy of the remarks he made upon the melancholy and unexpected tidings of the sudden death of the Governor of the State of New York; for the purpose of having those remarks Printed, together with the resolutions, passed... Continue Reading

Sender: Silas Wright Jr., Sender: Churchill Caldom Cambreleng, Sender: Aaron Ward, Sender: Stephen Van Rensselaer III, Sender: John Isaac De Graff, Sender: Thomas Jackson Oakley, Sender: Gulian Crommelin Verplanck, Sender: Rudolph Bunner, Sender: George Ogilvie Belden, Sender: John Chamberlain Clark, Sender: Jonas Earll Jr., Sender: Nathaniel Garrow, Sender: John Hallock Jr., Sender: Selah Reeve Hobbie, Sender: Richard Keese, Sender: John Magee, Sender: John G. Stower, Sender: John Jacob Wood, Sender: Silas Wood

Recipient: MVB

John Isaac De Graff et al. to MVB, c29 December 1837

As the commission of the Collector of the Customs at the Port of New York will expire on the fourth of march next, the undersigned beg leave most respectfully to recommend Jesse Hoyt Esquire of that City, as a gentleman, every way qualified to discharge the duties of the station, with vigilance activity and fidelity, and one whose appointment, we are persuaded will be acceptable to the community.

Sender: John Isaac De Graff, Sender: John Chamberlain Clark

Recipient: MVB

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