Autograph Collection 80+ Civil War Generals, Medal of Honor Winners, Confederate

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Autograph Collection 80+ Civil War Generals, Medal of Honor Winners, Confederate:
$1200.00

Collection of Signatures:
Civil War and
Post Civil War era
Generals, Soldiers and Political Leaders
leaved into 2 vol. book setAutobiography of Seventy Years
in 2 volumesBy George Hoar
New York, Scribner\'s Sons - 1903

2 volumes are in mylar covers,
housed in a custom fit real value here (although the book set is worth $100-$150 itself)
is the collection of80+ signatures from the 51st Congress, 1890.The collection was gathered by Senate Page George S. Seymour.The original albumwas disbound andleaved into these volumes,
alongwith a presentation page,
as a gift from the husband of \"Taddy Bell\" in 1916.I have gone thru and listed every signature in order,
and checked it against the list of Senators for 1890.
(there is one missing, but I forget who it was.)
(all the \"big names\" are here ... See the list below ...)A few of the autograph leaves have a little offset browning,
as over time there were obituary notices of some of the
Senators tipped in with the signature.There are also two letters written by George Hoar.An amazing collection, including many Civil War
Veterans and Politicians - Please check out the list below.For comparison, at the time of this listing (3/11), I find the following signatures offered on at the associated prices : Wade Hampton ($250-300), Francis Warren (MoH) ($100-300), Zebulon Vance ($500), Isham Harris ($250), Matt Ransom ($475), Randall Gibson ($200), Matthew Quay ($125-150), Edward Walthall ($900), and Francis Cockrell ($450) - Just the low value on these 9 clipped signature comes to over $3000.I will not drop my asking price any align=\"center\">Signatures inorder : Volume Hoar, MA : Politician,equal rights advocate
Vol 1 :Also incl. 2 letters signed by George Hoar, & photo of his tombJohn Carlisle, KY : Kentucky Senator during the War
James Z. George, MS : Colonel, 5th MS Cavalry
Algernon Paddock, NB : Secretary of NB Territory
John McPherson, NJ : Alderman, Jersey City, NJ
Charles Farwell, IL : advocate of Woman’s Voting Rights
Randall Gibson, LA : 13th LA,Brigadier General, CSA
Henry Payne, OH : denounced right of secession
Charles Faulkner, WV : with VMI Cadetsat New Market
Rufus Blodgett, NJ : Long Branch & New York RR
Francis Warren, WY : won MoH at PortHudson, 49th MA
Joseph Hawley, CT : 1st CT, 7thCT, Brig General USA
Preston Plumb, KS : 11th KS Cavalry, Lieut. Colonel
Justin Morrill, VT : a founders of theRepublican Party
Nathan Dixon, RI : US District Attorney for RI
Wade Hampton, SC : Hampton Legion,Lieut. Gen. CSA
Gilbert Pierce, ND : Colonel, Insp. Gen. US War Dept.
Watson Squire, Wash : 7th OH Sharpshtrs, Capt, Bvt Col.
Joseph Brown, GA : Senator &Governor, critic of J. Davis
Arthur Gorman, MD : founder 1st official baseball team
Joseph Dolph, OR : Oregon District Attorney
William Allison, IO : Lieut Col, US, Senate Finance Comm
James Wilson, IO : “Radical Republican” Party, Civil rights
Matthew Butler, SC : Hampton Legion,Brig. Gen. CSA
John Morgan, AL : 5thAL, 51stAL Partsn Rngr, Br.Gen. CSA
John Reagan, TX : Postmaster General,CSA
James Pugh, AL : Confederate Congressman
Henry Blair, NH : 15th NH,Lieut. Col. USA
Edward Wolcott, CO : 150th OH, advocate of silver coinage
Orville Platt, CT : CT Representative, pro-labor advocate
Leland Stanford, CA : Gov. of CA, a “robber baron”
William Washburn, MN : one of MN’s wealthiest men
Thomas Power, MT : one of the first 2 senators from MT
Charles Manderson, NB : Col. USA, VP ofAm Bar Assoc
John Kenna, WV : served with Jo Shelby, CSA
William McConnell, ID : Gov, US Marshall, 1st Senator
James McMillan, MI : Chrmn - Comm. Redesign Natl Mall
Francis Stockbridge, MI : Major developer on Mackinac Isl.
Matthew Quay, PA : Col. 134thPA, MoH at Fredercksburg
J. Donald Cameron, PA : Secretary of War for US Grant
George Vest, MO : CSA Congress, “OldDrum” Case
George Edmunds, VT : VT Hse & Sen. Impch of Johnsn
Anthony Higgins, DE : member of Yale’s Skull & Bones
William Stewart, NV : Comstock Lode, Free Silver Mvmnt
Wilbur Sanders, MT : 1st Lt, 64th OH, a 1stsenator from MTVolume IN : Copperhead, very popular figure
William Evarts, NY : Alabama Claims& Johnsn Impchnt
Eugene Hale, ME : Navy Advocate, opposedCuba Intrvnt
Wilkinson Call, FL : Adj. Gen CSA, FLSen 1865-blocked
Frank Hiscock, NY : Chrmn of Appropriations
George Gray, DE : Peace Com–Sp-Am War, pres nom 1904
John Ingalls, KS : Judge Adv KS State Militia
John Allen, Wash : Pvt, USA, Hse Rep & Sen from Wash
John Spooner, WI : “Spooner Act” – PurchPanama Canal
Nelson Aldrich, RI : “The Big 4” of the Repub Party 1890’s
John Jones, NV : Comstock Lode, “Silver Party”
Zebulon Vance, NC : Col. 26thNC, Gov. NC,
Joseph Blackburn, KY : Lt Col CSA, Gov -Canal Zone 1907
Henry Dawes, MA : Yellowstone, Dawes Act–Indian Affrs
John Sherman, OH : Brother of WTS, many banking acts
David Turpie, IN : Chairman of the Census, Hawaii Annex
Ephriam Wilson, MD : MD Judge, Senator
William Frye, ME : 10 yrs House of Reps, 30 yrs Senate
Isham Harris, TN : CSA Gov of TN, staffof AS Johnston
Samuel Pasco, FL : 3rd FL Inf, New FL Constitution Comm
Richard Pettigrew, SD : 1st Senator for SD, Sioux Falls SD
James Eustis, LA : Jdge Adv CSA, Ambsdrto France 1893
Gideon Moody, SD : Col. USA, first senator for SD
Richard Coke, TX : Capt 15th TX, “take over” of TX Govrnr
Edward Walthall, MS : 15th /29th MS, later Brig.Gen. CSA
John Daniel, VA : Maj. CSA – Staff ofJubal Early
Joseph Carey, WY : Mayor - Cheyenne, Gov of WY, 1st Sen
Cushman Davis, MN : 1st Lt 28th WI, Sen Frgn Reln Com
William Chandler, NH : Jdg Adv - Navy, later Sec of Navy
Francis Cockrell, MO : BrigGen CSA,failedPresElect1904
James Berry, AK : 2nd Lt 16th AK, CSA
John Mitchell, OR : numerous scandals
James Jones, AK : vet CSA, Chrmn Board of Indian Affrs
William Bate, TN : 3rd TN,Maj Gen CSA, Gov TN
Henry Teller, CO : “Teller Amdnmnt” – Sp Am War/Cuba
George Shoup, ID : Col. 3rd CO Cav, USA, 1st Gov Idaho
John Barbour, VA : Pres. Ornge & Alexandria RR
Alfred Colquitt, GA : 6thGA,BrigGen CSA, opp. Reconstr
Philetus Sawyer, WI : Mayor Oshkosh, 22 yrs in Congress
Matt Ransom, NC : 1st NC, 35thNC, Brig Gen CSA
Shelby Cullom, IL : Gov of IL, 20 years in Senate

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