History draft; handwriting of Jonathan Grimshaw, , , James Ure, and Robert L. Campbell; 76 numbered pages plus several inserted pages; CHL. This manuscript covers the period from 1 January 1844 to 21 June 1844.
Mailed Gen Smith’s <my> views&c <of the powers & policy &c> to the and Cabinet, Supreme Judges, Senators, Representatives; principal <News>papers in the , (all the German); and many postmasters and individuals.— in all about 200.
<Almon L. Fullmer and volunteered to go on the western <exploring> expedition.>
At 4. P M. Steamboat Gen. Brooke passed up the , first boat this season. No ice in sight.
In the evening I sent to to call the brethren & pray for s sick child <as> he thought it could not live till morning. Bro , and others , prayed for him.
Dr. published an appeal to the <his native> State of Tennessee guiving <giving> a history of our troubles, & asking the influence of that State to obtain redress.
The Neighbor of to day publishes <the following> my name, <as> a candidate for President of the
For President (copy 174 Neighbor) supperted
Thomas S. Edwards volunteered to join the exploring expedition to the Rocky Mountains
Thursday 29. Called at my , called out , and gave him <> the “Zanesville Gazette” of Jan 31 containing the speech of Cassius M Clay, delivered in Scot County Kentucky Dec 30. 1843 on annexing to the , and instructed [p. 16]