Correspondence, 1867-03-14 - 1867-03-18
Scope and Contents
March 16, 1867. Hiram Sibley to Ezra Cornell: "I went to Washington had an interview with Mr. Seward and the Russian Minister. They both agree that the Company done right in Suspending the work But Still think the line will be needed for Political reasons." March 16, 1867. H.W. Sage to Ezra Cornell: "Can you attend Church at Beeches tomorrow morning -- sit with me?I want to talk with you about several matters & shall feel obliged for such an interview -- If your wife's with you bring her" Topics: Cornell University: buildings, establishment of Library, Natural History Collection; New York State Legislature: legislation, letters from constituents and others; Smithsonian Institute; telegraph industry; Western Union Telegraph Company; cattle; Binghamton Charter; New York State railroads Personal names: Finch, F.M.; Sibley, Hiram; Sage, H.W.; Baird, Spencer T. Geography: Binghamton, N.Y.; New York City
Dates
- 1867-03-14 - 1867-03-18
Creator
- From the Collection: Cornell, Ezra, 1807-1874. (Person)
Extent
apx. 62 cubic feet.
Language of Materials
English
Repository Details
Part of the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections Repository
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