Correspondence, Cox - F., 01/02/1880-05/23/1903

This folder contains the correspondence sent to TFM for the letters Cox - F, 14 items:@ @ Cox, S[amuel]. S[ullivan]. (1824-1889) (U.S. minister to Turkey, Congressman) -- ALS -- to TFM, 10/21/1882. Relates discouragement over undisclosed recent events and questions a recent proposal to disallow Congressmen(?) from establishing residence in the District of Columbia.@ @ Cox, S[amuel]. S[ullivan]. (U.S. minister to Turkey; Congressman) -- TLS -- to TFM, 10/29/1884. Personal matter regarding the misuse by Judge Tim Campbell of his relationship to Cox for his own personal gain, in particular, charging a third party a consultation fee for his discussion with Cox about the details of a contract with the Photo-Lithographic Company involving TFM's father-in-law.@ @ Cox, S[amuel]. S[ullivan]. (U.S. minister to Turkey, Congressman) -- ALS -- to TFM, 01/01/1886(?). Letter relating his unhappiness over his post in Constantinople and sadness over the deaths of U.S. Grant (1822-1885), George McClellan (1829-1885), and [Thomas Andrew(?)] Hendricks [(1819-1885) (Vice President under Cleveland, U.S. Senator)], and TFM's wife's [Mary O'Rourke Meehan] father [Patrick O'Rourke].@ @ Dana, C[harles]. A. (1819-1897) (owner and editor, New York "Sun") -- ALS -- to TFM, 2/20/1888. Response to TFM's suggestion that the paper hire Ann Gill(?).@ @ Dana, C[harles]. A. (1819-1897) (owner and editor, New York "Sun") -- ALS -- to TFM 7/23/1889. Response to TFM's complaint about the poor copyediting of his column that appeared in the previous edition of the paper.@ @ Dana, C[harles]. A. (1819-1897) (owner and editor, New York "Sun") -- ALS -- to Edward L. Carey (Chair, Committee of Arrangement for the Irish Civic Societies' St. Patrick's Day Celebration), 3/15/1890. Decline of invitation to participate in a St. Patrick's Day celebration.@ @ Emmet, Thomas Addis (1828-1919) (surgeon, descendant of Irish nationalist Robert Emmet) -- ALS -- to TFM, 5/23/1903. Response to request for information on Dominick Lynch (1787-1837). [Handwritten note by TFM on back of card detailing nature of request and background on Emmet's family.@ @ Davitt, Michael (1846-1906) (leader of the Fenian movement, founder of the Irish Land and Industrial League) -- ALS -- to TFM, 6/2/1880. Request to publish enclosed literature for organizing a chapter of the Irish Land League in America.@ @ Davitt, Michael (1846-1906) (leader of the Fenian movement, founder of the Irish Land and Industrial League) -- ALS -- to TFM, 8/12/1882. Informing TFM that W.A.M. Sullivan has been contracted to tour and lecture on the Irish Land League in the U.S. in the fall of 1882.@ @ Egan, Patrick (1841-1919) (associated with the Fenian movement and the Irish Land and Industrial League) -- ALS -- to TFM, 12/8/1882. Response to TFM's request about a donation made by a Mr. Ford.@ @ Farley, John M. (1842-1918) (Abp. of New York) -- ALS -- to TFM, 2/8/1900. Related to TFM's research on John Cardinal McCloskey (?). ["The First American Cardinal," "Catholic World," vol. 90 (1909), 809-815.(?)] @ @ PRN Invitation from Archbishop John M. Farley (1842-1918) to attend a reception marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of the pontificate of Pope Leo XIII, 3/3/1903.@ @ Foord, John (editor, Harper's Magazine) -- ANS -- to TFM, 7/9/1890. Response to TFM's observation(?) that his publication had overlooked the contributions of or issues concerning the Irish. [Handwritten note by TFM on bottom: "John Foord was one of the most prominent editors of the era in N.Y.]@ @