February 24, 1855

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Entry Date: February 24, 1855

Entry: 26 Monday– In St. Louis, Sam dated a letter to the Muscatine Journal and summarized St. Louis news, including the new route for St. Louis mail west—it would no longer go to New York first. He also related massacres by Indians in New Mexico. Though progressive beyond his time on racial matters, Sam didn’t care much for Indians. The letter ran on Mar. 9 [MTL 1: 50-51].

Author: David H. Fears


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  • MTL 1 : 50-51