Colfax, Schuyler (1823-1885), Vice President under Grant, somewhat pointed autograph letter signed in pencil "Schuyler Colfax" as Speaker of the House, one page two adjoining sheets 5" x 7½", no place but obviously during the Johnson impeachement hearings, addressed in his hand to "Senator (H.B.) Anthony" and signed again "Schuyler Colfax" in full: "My Dear Senator, If it will not affect your impartiality to receive a note from one of the persecutors during the trial, I would like a printed copy of your Senate rules which you finally coaxed the Senate to adopt. Yrs, with due reserve/Schuyler. Small paper fault at right, not affecting any of the letter or address, fresh, Very Good (Photo). Estimate 200 - 300 (Image)

Seymour, Horatio (1810-1886), Governor of New York and Presidential candidate (1868), autograph letter signed "Horatio Seymour", one page two adjoining sheets, address panel on back, 8" x 10", Buffalo October 23, 1856, discussing his political travels and views on an upcoming election, the letter is fine, the address panel is a bit soiled, with tear (Photo). Estimate 100 - 150 (Image)