Richard Riker to MVB, 21 July 1812
R[ichard] Riker to MVB, 21 July 1812
Nyork
21 July 1812
My dear Friend
I approve of your determination to be a Candidate for the office of Atty Genl although we shall all be removed. Your appointment will be another proof of the force of our party;. & It will shew that we remain unbroken notwithstanding the hints of the Albany Republican & it will have a good effect even at Washington. Depend upon it we must not give up an inch of ground.
I need only add that I have spoken to our mutual Friend the Mayor. He will take pleasure to promote your wishes. I took the liberty to express our wishes ^inclinations^ in relation to you to F. A. Bloodgood who happened to be here. I have seen Mr. Gilbert. You will find him your Friend.
Most truly yours
R. Riker
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<Slupe> VDurn | 20 | |
Goffrey Gon | 21 | 152 |
<Henry> Benn | 22 | |
<Willre>— | 24 | |
<Gose>— | 25 | |
Bates— | 26 | |
Th P Vosburgh— | 28 | |
Field— | 29 | |
<Fany> Clark— | 153 | |
<Gallob>— | 154 | |
M P Vosburgh— | 156 | |
<T.> Coffin— | 157 | |
<Seth> <Jilles>— | 150 | |
<Collers>— | 154 |
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