American Prohibition advocate, Union soldier, and politician (1804-1897) nicknamed the 'Napoleon of Temperance' and the 'Father of Prohibition.' ALS, one page, 5.25 x 8, January 15, 1887. Letter to L. S. Metcalf, in part: "I am very glad that you suggest a longer scope to the article than the one I proposed to you. I will try to have it ready for you by the 25 of this month." In fine condition.
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