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Letters from John McConihe to J. Sterling Morton copied with permission of the Nebraksa State Historical Association on 17 January 2008 from the MS7 J. Sterling Morton Papers, 1849—1862, Roll 2. Copy and reuse restrictions apply; see the Nebraska State Historical Society Use Policy (http://www.nebraskahistory.org/lib-arch/services/refrence/use_policy.pdf).
]J. Sterling Morton Papers, 1849—1862 MS7 Roll: 2 #8309 Nebraska State Historical Society
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Mrs Morton
Mr Morton requested me to noti—fy you, that he had gone forth, on an election—aring tour, and would not, probably, return to this City before next Tuesday, the 4th proxi—mo On his return here, he may take a trip up the Platte Valley, yet this is not fully determined upon.
Allow me to assure you, Mrs Morton, that we are doing all we can to elect Mr Moorton, and, if the South Platte will only do her duty, he will be notorious, by a flattering majority.
Hoping you and the children are well
I remain as ever
Your sincere friend
John McConihe
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