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Post by TheJohnson on Jun 12, 2014 11:37:48 GMT -5
Dearest Vivian,
Things in New York are very much different than they are at home in Charleston, the people here do not have what we have in terms of Southern hospitality, and respect for traditions, everyone here is hustling and bustling to get on with things as though what they are doing really matters in the scheme of the universe. I miss Strom manor, I miss sitting in the sun and watching as work is done in our fields, and I miss being with my family.
I do hope all is well Charleston way, and I hope I will see you before long.
In His Service,
Al
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Post by brandt on Jun 17, 2014 9:51:27 GMT -5
Reverend Schmidt,
It is always pleasant to interact with people of the Good Book, I would like to invite you to attend a gathering i am holding at my plantation in Georgia along with a guest of your choosing. If you decide to come I will send a carriage to come and pick you up and transport you there shortly.
William Brandt
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Post by TheJohnson on Jun 23, 2014 19:39:42 GMT -5
((To Robert Yates: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Yates_(politician) )) To the Honorable Patriot Mr. Yates, I write to you today out of fear for our young republic. I was as outspoken as any, when it came to the cause of anti-federalism, however, on the battle of the constitution we lost our fight to maintain the Articles of Confederation. Now we must fight to ensure that our new republic does not step on the rights of the states. In your state of New York, there are several elections which will be key in taking away federalist power and restore it to the states. Mr. Yates, we need your voice. We need it now more than we have ever needed it in the past. I urge you to file to run for the United States House of Representatives in the 6th district. We must ensure Republican leadership if we are to maintain our republic and continue to support the rights of the states and of man. I hope you consider my words my friend, I hope you will answer the call and come once again to serve your country and help rally the call of freedom once again. In His Service, Alfred Schmidt. |
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Post by Bruce on Jun 23, 2014 19:47:31 GMT -5
((To Robert Yates: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Yates_(politician) )) To the Honorable Patriot Mr. Yates, I write to you today out of fear for our young republic. I was as outspoken as any, when it came to the cause of anti-federalism, however, on the battle of the constitution we lost our fight to maintain the Articles of Confederation. Now we must fight to ensure that our new republic does not step on the rights of the states. In your state of New York, there are several elections which will be key in taking away federalist power and restore it to the states. Mr. Yates, we need your voice. We need it now more than we have ever needed it in the past. I urge you to file to run for the United States House of Representatives in the 6th district. We must ensure Republican leadership if we are to maintain our republic and continue to support the rights of the states and of man. I hope you consider my words my friend, I hope you will answer the call and come once again to serve your country and help rally the call of freedom once again. In His Service, Alfred Schmidt. Congressman, Thank you for your kind words. If elected to the House, I will serve. Yours, Robert Yates |
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Post by TheJohnson on Jun 23, 2014 19:51:56 GMT -5
To the Honorable Patriot Samuel Bryan,
Mr. Bryan, I write to you to seek your aide. I do not consider myself a man of great stature, but I do know as I am sure you do as well that numerous patriots create a great union. The Republic once again needs patriots as it did only a few short years ago, today, instead of the sacrifice of blood our Republic needs us to sacrifice our time, our hearts, and our minds. Our republic needs patriots like you Mr. Bryan.
We are at a crossroads, as we were when we fought so hard against the federalists to maintain our confederacy, instead we were given a republic, and now it will require patriots like yourself to ensure that our republic remains a republic of states and a republic of freemen.
Mr. Bryan, I urge you stand up, I urge you to once again answer the call of your country men and fight for freedom. Mr. Bryan I urge you to stand for election in the State of Pennsylvania as a Republican to ensure that our republic can be protected by patriots who have already shown the capacity to do so.
In His Service,
Alfred Schmidt
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Post by TheJohnson on Jun 23, 2014 20:02:05 GMT -5
To the Honorable Patriot William Findley,
Mr. Findley, our republic is in dire straits, and it needs patriots like yourself to help navigate it towards freedom for the states and for man.
The federalist continue to fight for an overpowered federalist government even today. As we expected while we were fighting to maintain the confederacy the federalists want more power today than they did yesterday, and they will want even more tomorrow. Without patriots like yourself we are in danger of losing all the rights that men died for in our war for freedom.
Mr. Findley I urge you to hear my words, I urge you to join the fight and declare your candidacy for the House of Representatives from the state of Pennsylvania, your people need you, your state needs you, the Republican Party needs you, and your country needs you.
In His Service,
Alfred Schmidt
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Post by TheJohnson on Jun 23, 2014 20:11:14 GMT -5
To the Honorable Patriot James Warren,
It is a great honor and pleasure to pen this letter to such a notable patriot as yourself, once again our nation needs patriots like yourself Mr. Warren, We need people with the courage to stand up to the federalists and stand up for freedom. I hope you head my words and answer the call of patriotism once more.
I ask that you declare your candidacy for the United States House of Representatives in Massachusetts’ 4th District. We must put up a fight to defeat the federalists in Massachusetts and ensure that republicans have a voice across this nation. The Republican Party needs you Mr. Warren, your country needs you.
In His Service,
Alfred Schmidt
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Post by TheJohnson on Jun 23, 2014 20:19:33 GMT -5
To the Honorable Patriot Luther Martin,
Your country needs you once again, when you stood as a delegate to the constitutional convention and refused to affix your signature to the document you took a bold stand for freedom, republicanism, and patriotism, and now your fellow countrymen need you to take a similar stand today. As an adamant anti-federalist I know the necessity of the battle we fight for states’ rights and freemen. I know you are a fellow patriot who feels the same way, it is for this reason that I ask you to stand up once again.
I ask for you to stand for election from the State of New Jersey for the Republican Party, and seek election to the United States House of Representatives, with a voice as strong as yours you are sure to be an influential voice for freedom, a voice our nation needs to hear once again.
In His Service,
Alfred Schmidt
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Post by TheJohnson on Jun 23, 2014 20:27:55 GMT -5
To The Honorable Patriot Patrick Henry,
My friend and fellow patriot, I pen you this letter today as I hope and pray for the future of our nation, a future that must be secured by men like us, men who believe in states’ rights and in the freedom of men. We must fight against the federalists harder now than we did before the ratification of the constitution and it is to this end that I seek to enlist your help. I urge you to rejoin the fight against federalism, I ask for your support as we continue to battle for freedom.
I seek to enlist you to run against a federalist playing the role of independent in Virginia’s 4th district. I ask that you run for election in this district for the United States House of Representatives from the Republican Party so that you can join the battle for freedom and fight to protect your nation as every true patriot must.
In His Service,
Alfred Schmidt
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Post by Bruce on Jun 23, 2014 21:41:34 GMT -5
Samuel Bryan agrees.
Findley is already a candidate.
James Warren agrees.
Luther Martin so disagrees with the Constitution that he refuses. He also does not get along with Thomas Jefferson.
Patrick Henry agrees.
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Post by TheJohnson on Jun 28, 2014 22:38:50 GMT -5
The following letter is sent to the following Congressmen:
Jonathan Sturges (I) CT
Philip Key (I) MD
George Thatcher (I) MA
Elias Boudinot (I) NJ
John Baptista Ashe (I) NC
John Steele (I) NC
Frederick Muhlenberg (I) PA
Thomas Hartley (I) PA
Daniel Hiester (I) PA
Thomas Sumter (I) SC
Elijah MacDonald (I) VA
Fellow Patriot and Congressman,
Our nation stands on a great frontier, we now can take two paths, a path of division, where party rivalries and bickering divide our great nation, or a path of cooperation towards an ever greater future. This last election showed us that Republicans, Nationalists, and Federalists have great ideological differences that divide our nation, but despite all the things that divide our parties, we must now come together as patriots and Americans to ensure that the federal government moves forward for the American people. Together, we can make sure this ideal, a great America becomes a reality.
Under a unified caucus between the Independents, Nationalists, and Republicans, I am seeking your vote for Speaker of the House. We must ensure that the industrial growth of the Northern, Southern, and Middle states reaches its full potential. We must ensure that the struggles of farmers and plantation owners are aided by an efficient and cooperative federal congress. We must ensure that the rights and freedom that so many died for in our fight for independence are protected for today and the future to come. I write you today asking for your support in my bid for Speaker of the House, I ask for your support not for my own gain or for that of my party, but because I believe that America can and must become a shining place in our world. Where freedom and liberty are always protected, a nation where bickering does not overtake our government, a nation where leaders are born.
In His Honor,
Alfred Schmidt
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Post by Felledor on Jun 28, 2014 23:35:56 GMT -5
Steele & Ashe (NC): Has Yet to Decide, and will take the letter into consideration
Thatcher (MA): Has yet to decide, and will take the letter into consideration
Key (MD): Will likely be voting Federalist, but is not firmly decided and will take the letter into consideration
Sumter (SC): Will Gladly vote for the Republican Nominee
Those Not Herein mentioned will be voting Federalist, and disregard the letter entirely.
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