The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-08
r@ THE HON. LEONARD MYERS

lOs2t LEONARD MYERS.
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interesting CORE, ,pondence is well worthy OF perusa
HARRISBURG, August 6, 1865.
Dear slE 1T Is always agreesDle TO puo ic man to
and that he has SO u led the trusts committed his
adjournment Of tongress 70 thank You for the zeal
efficiency. and fidelity you lent to the advocacy the
last session OF Congress to reimburse money advanced
by the state in 1858 at the request OF the President aud
Having failed to the appropriation at the pre-.
cedng sessions of Congress- although earnestH pressed
bv the Legislature OF tns state and members OF
Congress s and as my term of office expired before
YOUR bill with much soietudei and while the interests
cation IN aiding the passage the appro priaon have
never tailed to speak OF your abe persistent and sue
When rejecting upon the great questions upon
which you were called to act during the late session
that you gave this measure so just and equitable in
'''' i''p''"Oii' ''"' 'O'0''"' '0' a. q. CURTIN.
Hon LEONARD MYERS
PHILADELPHIA, August 8, 1885,
Hon. Andrew G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsy vana:
Dear Sir;G cannot feel otherwise than grdthed al
Congress my bill rembuslng s70O 900 to our State.
IN I TcsDSe %a as a9 en dd m &
IN presenting and urging II.
Philadelphia neither Congress nor tine State Legis-
lature being then in session. TO pay those loops rom
teered to repel the invaders aud pressed them back
tow ds the decisive battle-ground OF the war Get
w. the Legislature met the State, at our insancs,
Lincoln and the secretary of War fulfilled taelr pro-
mise TO Recommend the reimbursement and, in spite
OF The DELAYS and s.rong opposition It is peasute 20
ee that Congress at last recognized the validity OF the
The part which Pennsylvanla bore 10 the war to out
down the Rebelion,and Phi adelDhia did her ul share
is indeed proud one. he records of the War De-
pamen show that we furnished over 36B OO soldiers to
These were exclusive of the militia who, in 1862, 1868.
and 1864 sprang aims ut moments notice 10 resist
VINO equally with their comrades on the aud aided to
render the American name % more 1stOG than eyer 1
that throu ghout the war, she had in yourself Gov
%RS ThSSS S is ns
Pleased to have rscsivel communications from sach
LOUIS ''f' f'Sp'' 'D EiEoNARD MYERS.
PHILADELPHIA September 20 1866
sr:- 1t a meeting OF the Philadelphia Druggist Ware
Glass Blowers League hed at the Gensngton En- line
House Inursday evening, September ~ 1885, II was
Resolved, THAT vote of thanks be terdeled to the
Hon LEONARD Myers tor his promptness ana energy in
peen!Dg our petitions Tor an C @ Tue m sa @ S
Resolved That in him we recognize TRUE FRIEND
OF THE NOTTINGHAM, and OF HOME INDUSTRY;
Resolved, fhat a committee of two be appointed to
Leonard yeS M tthk hARM &c FG B5sSsasP 5gsrstSFH
GEoKGE Z. DGjNLuP.
Committee.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1855
To the Hon. Leonard Myers, Member of Congress from
the Third District of Pennsylvania
Sir AT meeting OF the Manufacturers and onrney-
CigarmakeIs PhIlad IN hia he'd June Is, 1885,
the following resolution ether with other proceed
ings, adopted - .
Resolved That u vote OF thanks De rendered to the
Hon Leonard Myers ior the very able aud consistent
which he defended the interests OF our bust
ness, having stood almost alone in his advocacy OF
placing the tax on the raw natefial-Ertract OF min
uteS Of meeting held June l8. 1866. .
AUGUSTUS PFAFF, President.
Attest-CHARLEs BAKER Secretary. l0Slt
R5s YOUNG AMERICA CRICKET CLUB.
~ SPECIAL Meeting THIS (Monday) EVENING,
In TOWN HALL, October at O'Clock. Important
business, Full attendance requested
10 E. MORRIS. Secretary.