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The Rise and Fall of the Democratic Party. Speech of Hon. Kinsley S. Bingham. of . Delivered in the Senate, May 24, 1860. n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 3/4"X9"

Abraham Lincoln, His Personal History and Public Record. Speech of Hon. E. B. Washburne, of . Delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives, , 1860. n.d., printed, 8pp. , 6 1/8"X9%"

Political Record of Stephen A. Douglas on the Slavery Question. A Tract Issued by the Illinois Republican State Central Committee. n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 5/16"X8 9/16"

The Danger of Throwing The Election of President Into Congress. Speech of Dudley Field, Delivered at , August 20, 1860. n.d., printed, 7pp., 6"X9 15/16"

The Questions in the Canvass considered By a Merchant of City. Speech of Samuel Hotaling, Esq. Before the Young Men's Republican Union, at Stuyvesant Institute, Oct. 29th, 1860. New York, 1860, printed, 12pp. , 5 3/4"X9"

1860 Democratic Party Breckinridge and Lane Campaign Documents. No. 4. Speech of President Buchanan on The Evening of Monday, July 9, -1860. Washington, 1860, printed, 8pp., 6%'7X9%" Breckinridge and Lane Campaign Document, No. 5. The Public Record and Past History of John Bell and Edwld Everett. Washington, n.d., printed, 32pp., 6 1/8ITX9 3/411

Breckinridge and Lane Campaign Documents, No. 6. Speech of Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, of New York, Delivered at the Cooper Institute, New York, July 18, 1860. Washington, 1860. Printed, l6pp. , 5-11/16"~8 7/8"

Breckinridge and Lane Campaign Documents, No. 14. Speech of Hon. , of , on Property in Territories. Delivered- in the Senate of the United States, May 21, 1860. Washington, 1860. Printed, 16pp., 5 5/8I1x8 15/16"

Breckinridge and Lane -Campaign Documents, No. 18. Speech of Hon. John C. Breckinridge, Vice-president of the United States, at Ashland , September 5th, 1860, Washington, 1860. Printed, 16pp., 6"X9 5/8"

Address to the Democracy and the People of the United States, by the National Democratic Executive Committee. Washington, 1860. Printed, 16pp., 6 3/16"X9 5/8" Folders -.Union or Disunion. Speech of the Hon. John M. Botts, at Holcombe Hall, in Lynchburg, , on Thursday Evening, October 18. n.d., printed, 23pp. , 5 11/16"X8 3/4'!

1860 Who is John Bell? n.d., printed, 4pp., 7 1/8I1X 1014"

1860 - The Lecompton Constitution. Speech of Hon. , of Illinois, in the Senate of the United States, March 17, 1858. Washington, 1858, printed, 16pp., 6kHX9 3/8"

A Protective Tariff Necessary - Rights of Labor. Speech of Hon. James H. Campbel1,of Penn. Delivered in the House of Representatives, April 24, 1860. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5suX8 5/8"

"Posting- the Books Between the North and the South." Speech of Hon. John J. Perry, of . Delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives, March 7, 1860. Washington, n.d., printed, 16pp. , 6vX9 3/4"

Disorganization and Disunion. Speech of Hon. Edward McPherson, of . Delivered in the House of Representatives, February 24, 1860. Washington, n.d., 8pp. , 6"X9%"

Invasion of States. Speech of Hon. Robert Toombs, of Ga., Delivered- in the Senate of the U.S. January 24, 1860. Washington, n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 15/1611X9 3/8"

The Fanaticism of the Democratic Party. Speech of Hon. -Owen Lovejoy, of Illinois. Delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives, February 21, 1859. Washington, 1860, printed, 8pp. , 6VTX9 5/8"

Oration on the Life and Character of Stephen A. Douglas, Delivered on the 25th Day of June, 1861, ... by Daniel Read, LL.D .... n.d., printed, 6pp.,

The Opinions of , upon Slavery and its Issues: Indicated by his Speeches, Letters, Messages, and Proclamations. n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 3/411X9?111 Folders

Biographical Sketch of , of , togetherwith his Speech at Nashville, June 10, 1864, and his letter accepting the Nomination as Vice President of the United States, .... Washington, 1864, printed, 16pp., 6 1/8I1X9 3/8"

Loyal Publication Society. No. 64-Part 1. Letters of Loyal Soldiers. n.d., printed, 4pp., 5 5/8"X9kiU

S~eech- - of - Hon. James A. Garfield of , on The Confiscatron of Property of Rebels. Delivered in the House of Representatives, January 28, 1864. n.d., printed, 8pp. , 6"X9k1'

The Rebels and not the Republican Party Destroyed Slavery. Speech of Hon. J. R. Doolittle, of . Delivered in the Senate of the United States, February 9, 1864. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 15/16"X9 7/16"

The Ability of the Government to Redeem its Paper. Speech of Hon. Henry G. Stebbins of New York. Delivered in the House of Representatives, March 4, 1864. printed, 8pp. , 6"X9?$'

1864 Reconstruction: The Corner-Stone, and Lipcoln the Architect. Speech of Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, of Illinois. Delivered-- in the House of Representatives, March 19, 1864. Washington, 1864, printed, l4pp., 5 15/16"X8 7/8"

A Free Constitution. Speech of Hon. James F. Wilson, of

Speech of Hon. , of Maryland, in Support of the Resolution to Amend the Constitution so as to Abolish Slavery. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, April 5, 1864. n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 3/4"X9 7/16"

Speech of Hon. H. Winter Davis, of Maryland, on the Expulsion of Mr. Long. Delivered in the House of Representatives, April 11, 1864. n.d., printed, 7pp., 5 5/8"X 9%''

Issues of the Conflict - Terms of Peace. Speech of William H. Seward, on the occasion of The Fall of Atlanta, at Auburn, Saturday, Sept. 3, 1864. Washington, n.d., printed, 8pp., 6"X9 3/8" Folders

Speech of Hon. F. M. Pixley, at the Ratification Meeting, Held at Platt's Hall, Tuesday Evening, September 13th, 1864. n.d., prin'ced, 8pp., 6"X9 3/16"

1864 The Great Surrender to the Rebels In Arms. The Armistice. Washington, n.d., printed, 7pp., 5 5/8"X9?4"

The Military and Naval Situation, and the Glorious Achivements of our Soldiers and Sailors, by William Swinton, Washington, 1864. Printed, l5pp. , 5 1/8"X8 3/4"

Professor Laboulaye, the Great Friend of America, on the Presidential Election. Washington, 1864, printed, 14pp., 6"X9 5/8"

The "Only Alternative.'' A Tract for the Times. By A Plain Man. Philadelphia, 1864. Printed, 20pp.,

Gen'l McClellanTs Records. His sympathy with the South. n. d. , printed, 12pp. , 5%"X9 1/8"

1864 McClellan's Military Career Reviewed and'Exposed: the

-Facts for the People. Ben Wade on McClellan. , n.d., printed, 8pp.., 5 7/8I1X9 1/8"

The Chicago Convention.... Extracts from all the Notable Speeches delivered in and out of the National "Democratic" Convention. Washington, 1864, printed, 16pp., 5 7/8"X9"

Union Campaign Documents, No. 6. Spirit of the Chicago Convention. n.d., printed, pp. @T -71, 5 7/8'IX9''

Union Document. n.d., printed, 14pp., 5 5/8"X8 7/8"

Ward Hunt's Letter To The President, and P.V. Kellogg's Answer. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 5/8"X9"

1864 Democratic Party The Life and Services of Gen. Geo. B. McClellan. Campaign Document, No. 3. n.d., printed, 63pp., 5 7/8I1X8 3/4"

Campaign Document, No. 4%. West Point Oration, by Gen. George B. McClellan. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 7/8"X8 3/4" Folders

Campaign Document, No. 8. Speech of Hon. , of Pennsylvania,- in the Senate of the United States June 27, -1864. n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 7/8"X8 3/4" Campaign Document, No. 9. Speech of Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, at the Great Ratification Meeting in Union Square, New York, September 17', 1864. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 3/4I1X8 3/4" -Campaign Document, No. 11. Miscegenation Indorsed by the Republican Party. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 3/4I1X8 3/4" (chewed- edges)

The Approaching Presidential Election, By A. B. Johnson. ... Utica, August 18, 1864. n.d., printed, 9pp., 5 5/8"X9 1/8"

Congressional Record of Geo. H. Pendleton. Candidate for Vice President. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 5/8I1X9 1/8"

1864 CountryBefore Party. The Voice of Loyal Democrats. mnion Campaign Docs., Nos. 9 n.d., printed, 16pp.,

Cincinnati Convention, October 18, 1864, For The Organization Of A Peace Party, ... n.d., printed, 16pp., 6"X9"

1868 Grand Mass Meeting at the Cooper Institute. Nomination of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant to the Presidency. Wednesday, December 4, 1867. New York, 1867, printed, 40pp., 5 3/8"X8kT1

Speeches of U.S. Grant, Republican Candidate For Eighteenth-. President of the United States, ... Washington, 1868, printed, ,l6pp. , 5 7/8I1X9 5/8"

Republican Economy vs. Democratic Extravagance. Speech..- of Hon. ~arne; G. Blaine, of Maine in the House of Representatives, July 2, 1868. San Francisco, n.d., printed, 4pp., fjqgk~f

Principles of the Democratic Party. Speech of General John A. Logan, of Illinois, Delivered in the House of Representatives, July 16, 1868. Washington, n.d., printed, 8pp. , 6"X9"

The Powers of Congress The Constitutionality of its Acts on Reconstruction. Alarming Tendency of the Seymour Democracy. Speech of Hon. Matt. H. Carpenter, at Chicago, Ill., August 12th, 1868. Washington, n.d. printed, 8pp. , 6"X9%71 Folders

Speech of the Hon. E. Delafield Smith for Grant and the Republican Cause, delivered at Cooper Institute, New York, Friday Evening, October 30, 1868. New York, 1868, printed, 8pp. , 5SI1X8 5/8"

1868 Address of the-- Union State Central Committee to The People of Pennsylvania. And The Platforms of the Two Political Organizations, for 1865. Philadelphia, 1865, printed, 16pp. , 5 7/16"X8%"

New York Republican Statecommittee. Why I will not Vote the Democratic Ticket. n.d. , printed, 8pp., 4 3/8I1X5 13/16"

Winfield S. Hancock's Defiance of the . n.d., printed, 12pp., 5 5/8ITX8 13/16"

The Presidential Battle of 1872. Grant and his Defamers; Deeds Against Words. Speech of Hon. , at Cooper Institute, New York, Tuesday, July 23, 1872. Utica, n.d., printed, 48pp., 5 9/16"X8 15/16"

The Greeley Record: Showing The Opin&ons and Sentiments of . Washington, 1872, printed, 112pp., 5 13/16"X8 15/16"

1872 One Hundred Reasons Why General Grant Should Not be Re-elected ... Philadelphia, 1872, printed, 66pp., 3 13/16I1X6 1/16"

Republicanism vs. . Speech of Hon. , of Massachusetts, delivered in the Senate of the United States, May 31, 1872. Washington, 1872, printed, 30pp., 6k1'X9 1/16"

Does Greeley Lie? New York, 1871. Printed, 12pp., 4k1'X7 1/8"

Mr. GreeleyTs Record on the Questions of Amnesty and Reconstruction, from the Hour of Gen. Lee's Surrender. New York, 1872. Printed, 24pp., 5 3/4"X9 3/16"

1876 The Three Secession Movements in the United States. Samuel J. Tiaden, The Democratic Candidate for the Presidency; The Adviser, Aider and Abettor of the Great Secession Movement of 1860; ... Boston, 1876, printed, 4Opp. , 5 13/161'X8 7/8"

Policy of the Republican Party and Political Condition of the South. speech of Hon. Lucius Q. C. Lamar, of Mississippi. In the House of Representatives, Wednesday August 2, 1876. Washington, n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 3/4"X8 9/16" Folders

The Results of a Democratic House of Representatives, in Behalf of Retrenchment and Reform. Speech of Hon. Samuel J. Randall, in the House of Representatives, August 14th, 1876. n.d., printed, 18pp., 5 3/4I1X9 1/8"

Who is Samuel J. Tilden, and What is his Record? Speech of Hon. John A. Kasson. of . In the House of - - Representatives, August 14, 1876. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 15/16"X8 13/16"

1876 The Spoils System The Offspring of Modern Democracy, and the Source of Numberless Evils to the Country. By Mr. Truman Smith of . (A by-gone Whig.) New York, 1876, printed, lopp., 5 3/4I1X8 15/16"

Two Republican Leaders. n.d., printed, 8pp., 6 3/8"XlO 11/16'' (pamphlet concerning )

1880 Tested and Sustained. Remarks of Hon. James A. Garfield to his Constituents, at Warren, Ohio, Septeniber 19, 1874, n. d. , printed, 16pp. , 5%"X8 3/4"

Endicottts Letter. Garfield's Speech on Honest Money. Delivered at Faneuil Hall, Boston, Sept. 10, 1878. n.d., printed, 14pp., 5 15/16"X9 3/16"

Revolution in Congress. Speech of Hon. James A. Garfield, In>~theHouse of Representatives, Saturday, , 1879. n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 11/16"X8 11/16"

Speech of Hon. James A. Garfield, of Ohio, Delivered at Cleveland. Ohio. October 11. 1879. Washington, 1880, --, --, - printed, i6pp. ,- 5 3/411X8 13)1611

Letters of Acceptance of Hon. J. A. Garfield and Gen. C. A. Arthur, and The Platform adopted by the Republican National Convention. n.d., printed, 12pp., 5%I1X8 3/8"

1880 Proceedings of the National Republican Club Convention, held at , , September 15, 1880. Chicago, 1880, printed, 20pp., 5 7/16I1X7 7/8"

Witnesses for Garfield. Lancaster, 1880. printed, 8pp., 5 5/8X9"

The Republican Leaders. Biographical Sketches of James Garfield, ... and Chester A. Arthur, ... Letter of Acceptance, and the Republican Platform. n.d., printed, 64pp., 4 7/16"X6 3/16"

The Republican Leaders. Biographical Sketches of James A. Garfield, ... and Chester A. Arthur, .... New York, 1880, printed, 32pp., 4 9/16I1X6 1/16" Folders General Garfield- as a Stateman and Orator. New York, 1880, printed, 32pp. , 4kT1X61/8"

The Commercial Aspects of The Present Political Contest. n.d., printed, 7pp., 5kTTX83/4"

Democratic Party Hancock. Washington, 1880. printed, 8pp., 5 5/811x83/4"

The Life of General . Philadelphia, 1880. Printed, 64pp. , 5 5/811X9 1/8"

The Duties of the Hour. Speech of Hon. Lyman Trumbull, at Belleville, Illinois, August 30, 1880. Washingthn, 1880. Printed, 16pp., 5 5/8I7X8 3/4"

Arraignment of the Republican Party. An Address by John J. McCabe. August 31, 1880, n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 7/8I1X9 1/8"

James A. Garfield against the Shipbuilders of New England. n. d. , printed, 4pp. , 6"X8 3/8"

Who Pays The National Taxes? and On What Are They Levied? n.d., printed, 2pp., 5 3/811X8 15/16"

The Coming Crown. Philadelphia, 1880. Printed, 16pp., 5 3/4"X9 3/16"

Democratic Party Atrocious ~orei-p Policy of Secretary Blaine. n. d. , printed, 16pp., 5 3/4I1X 8 7/8"

Blaine the Proscriptionist. Record of James G. Blaine as a ... n.d., printed, 8pp., 5 3/4ITX8 7/8"

The Anti-Catholic, Anti-Irish Record of James G. Bla6ne. n.d., printed, 20pp., 5 3/4ITX8 3/4"

"Public Office, A Public TrustTT.. The Open Record of An Honest -Man. New York, n.d., printed, QOpp., 5 3/41TX9 1/8"

The Case of Mr. Blaine. An Open Letter to the Boston Advertiser. By an Independent. Boston, 1884. Printed, 54pp. , 5k1'X8 1/16"

Campaign of 1884. Republican Platform and Letters of Acceptance of James G. Blaine Republican Candidate for President, and John A. Logall, Republican Candidate for Vice President. New York. 1884, printed, 39pp., Folders

Letter of Hon. James G. Blaine accepting The Nomination For President. Boston, 1884. Printed, 23pp., 5%"~83/16"

Letter of Gen. John A. Logan accepting the Nomination for Vice-president. Boston, 1884. Printed, 15pp., 5k1'X8 1/8"

1888 Speech of Samuel M. Wilson, on the Opening ofthe Democratic Campaign in San Francisco, Saturday, August 25th, 1888. n.d., printed, 30pp. , 5 3/411X9"

1896 Bryan's Wonderful Campaign. His Powerful Arguments Unanswerable and Carry Conviction when Heard or Read. n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 1/16"X8 3/8"

The Tariff, no2 59, Extracts from the Speeches of Hon. Wm. J. Bryan, of Nebraska, in the House of Representatives, Jan. 20, 1894, Jan. 13, 1894, March 16, 1892. and Hon. Wm. McKinley, ofxhio, in the House of Representatives, May 7 and May 20, -- 1890. n.d., printed, 16pp., 5%"X7 7/8"

1900 Election--- of United States Senators by the People-Direct Legislation and Graduated Tax. speech of Hon. E. R. Ridgely, of Kansas, in the House of Representatives, Wednesday, May 11, 1898. Washington, 1898. Printed, l6pp., 5 3/8I1X8 11/16"

of Hon. Jonathan P. Doll1

The Ethics of Expansion. Speech of Hon. Marriott Brosius, of Pennsylvania, in the House of Representatives, Friday, February 10, 1899. Washington, 1899, printed, 18pp., 5 7/16I1X8 11/16"

1908 Shall The People Rule? Notification Speech of Delivered at Lincoln, Nebraska, August 12th. 1908. n.d., printed, 16pp., 5 3/16"X7 13/16"

1912 Republican PlatrForm ~-1912 Adopted by tl-- L- -

National Convention- - at Chicago June 22, 1912. Philadelphia, n.d., printed, 14pp., 5 7/16"X8 3/16"

Hiram W. Johnson, Machine Smasher, Constructive Statesman, Progressive Candidate for Vice President. n.d., printed, 5pp., 5 7/8"X8 7/8" after 1930 The Future of the Republican Party or The Defense of the -----Lndividual. Lecture No. 7 Labor, by Ogden L. Mills. Lectures~eliveredBefore the New School for Social Research. 19pp. , 5%"X8%"