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Domestic News December 7, 1886

The Memphis Appeal

Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee

What is this article about?

In a letter from U.S. Attorney General Augustus H. Garland of Arkansas, reported via Little Rock on December 6, he expresses no intention to seek re-election to the Senate after his term, desiring rest instead.

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Garland and the Senate.

ST. LOUIS, Mo., December 6.—A special from Little Rock, referring to the senatorial question in Arkansas, says a letter recently written by Mr. Garland to a friend in Little Rock, contains the following paragraph: "I am at present trying to serve the whole country as an impartial adjunct to the Cabinet, and the question of whether or not I will be a candidate for re-election to the United States Senate two years hence is so far in the future that I have not even thought of the subject. However, I feel safe in saying that my official services will cease for awhile at the end of my term as Attorney General, because I long for the rest and quiet I at least merit at the hands of the good people of Arkansas who have honored me by political preferment."

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics

What keywords are associated?

Garland Senate Arkansas Attorney General Candidacy

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Garland

Where did it happen?

Little Rock, Arkansas

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Little Rock, Arkansas

Event Date

December 6.

Key Persons

Mr. Garland

Event Details

A letter recently written by Mr. Garland to a friend in Little Rock states that he is currently serving as an impartial adjunct to the Cabinet, has not thought about running for re-election to the United States Senate two years hence, and plans to cease official services at the end of his term as Attorney General to seek rest and quiet.

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