Ulysses S. Grant family

Alta Mont Springs Florida

Jany 9th 93

My dear Senator

I thank you for your very kind letter. (which was forwarded to me here) I write also to beg you remember that it was for my beloved son I wrote: I was not disappointed when your letter came

as I was prepared by a previous letter from Mrs. Stanford whom I hope is quite well

With best wishes for your good health and all that this New Year can bring of good to you and dear Mrs. Stanford Believe me as always Very sincerely, Julia D. Grant

3 East 66th Street. May 16th 90

Senator Stanford,

I hope you will have Austria placed on the list of the bill just now introduced by Sen ator Sherman for both rank and increased salary both of which would I know give great satisfaction to any young people now

in Austria. You must not my dear senator think me intrusive for you know that is just what you volunteered for. To do the will of the people and the above request is the will and earnest wish of one of them your sincere friend Julia D. Grant Senator Stanford 18926

The Bruhl, August Sept. 5,1892!

Dear Senator Stanford

I cannot thank you and Mrs. Stanford enough for the beautiful watch which I had not enough time to thank you for before you left, Geneva, and which I will keep as my greatest pride when I am a grown man- It was so good and kind of you both to think of me, and the present is the loveliest one I can ever receive. I will all my life think of our dear and kind friends when I look at it.

We got into Austria just in time not to be fumigated, as they are afraid of the Cholera here, and watch all the frontier and all thos [he?] who [k?] come from France and Germany-

I am afraid my letter is too long and will bother you, so I will end it by sending ever so much love to you and Mrs. Stanford