[POLITICIANS]. Group of 5 ALS signed by 19th century political figures. Includes: Henry CLAY. ALS ("H.Clay"), Washington, 6 December 1812. 1 page, 4o, separated at the horizontal fold. "The enclosed letter has relieved me from some solicitude about the money rec'd from Kelly." -- John C. CALHOUN. ALS ("J.C. Calhoun"), as Senator, Washington, 29 July 1846. 2 pp., 8o. On land sales in Michigan. -- Albert GALLATIN. ALS Washington, 4 May 1811. 1 page, 4o, integral autograph address leaf franked. Separated at the horizontal fold. "You mention that process has not been served on ? ; and I believe that he is dead. If so, will it have any effect and what?" -- Lewis CASS. ALS ("Lew Cass"), as Governor of Michigan Territory. Requesting an appointment for a prominent citizen's son. -- Daniel WEBSTER. ALS ("D. Webster"), as Secretary of State, 10 August 1841. 2 pages, 4o. "Mrs. W. informs me that you said to her, that you had informed me that ? was cause for taking measures about her Will & that I had given no answer...." (5)