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| A3 | Complimentary Dinner to Hon. Sanford E. Church | November 13, 1857 | |
| A13 | To The Inspector of Elections | March 4, 1865 | |
| A37 | Ward Nominating Committee | | |
| A40 | House of Representatives, Washington, January, 1864. | January, 1864 | |
| A64 | "Monroe Doctrine" Committee Rooms | December 20, 1865 | |
| A92 | To the Citizens of the United States | January 28, 1864 | |
| A95 | Sir: The undersigned, citizens of the City of Rochester and vicinity, observe that the Committee of the House of Representatives on that branch of the President's Message relating to the defence of the Northern Lakes and Rivers, have recommended the estab | February 26, 1862 | |
| A103 | Erie County Whig Festival | November 14, 1838 | |
| A105 | Dear Sir, The undersigned, a committee appointed to make arrangements | December 6, 1838 | |
| A116 | Dear Sir: The undersigned, acting on behalf and under the direction of the Delegates from the city of Baltimore.. | April 15, 1840 | |
| A118 | Dear Sir: The Whigs of Plattsburgh are desirous of improving.. | May 20, 1840 | |
| A120 | Dear Sir: The friends of "Retrenchment and Reform" in the South and West.. | July 4, 1840 | |
| A121 | Sir, A general Convention of the Whigs of Massachusetts will be held on Bunker Hill.. | July 15, 1840 | |
| A122 | Sir: The friends of Harrison and Tyler in Erie County, Pa., have constituted the undersigned a Committee of Correspondence.. | July 20, 1840 | |
| A125 | Sir, A number of friends of the General and State administration in the City and neighboring counties.. | May 3, 1841 | |
| A131 | St. Patrick's Day. Irish Repeal. | February 17, 1842 | |
| A143 | Sir, A Public Dinner will be given by Merchants.. | August 25, 1842 | |
| A146 | Sir: The Whigs of Franklin County are preparing a Public Dinner in honor of.. | September 30, 1842 | |
| A150 | Dear Sir, In accordance with a Resolution of the General Committee of Democratic Whig Young Men.. | November 29, 1849 | |
| A152 | Dear Sir, The friends of Taylor and Fillmore intend celebrating.. | December 14, 1848 | |
| A153 | Sir: We take the liberty of presenting for your consideration the name of Gen. John A. McElwain.. | December 1848 | |
| A154 | Sir: The Original Rough and Ready Club of this city, will celebrate the coming anniversary of the Birth of Washington.. | January 1849 | |
| A155 | Sir: The term of office of the present Marshall, of the Northern District of New York having nearly expired.. | February 9, 1849 | |
| A158 | Sir, The Whig Citizens of the City of Philadelphia are making preparations.. | June 11, 1849 | |
| A175 | Sir, The Democratic Whig Citizens of Philadelphia, friends of the National and State Administrations.. | June 17, 1850 | |
| A186 | Public Demonstration in Favor of Smith O'Brien | September 4, 1850 | |
| A189 | Dear Sir: I am a candidate for Clerk of the Assembly, to which you have been elected a Member. | November 14, 1850 | |
| A225 | Sir: A number of the friends of Civil and Religious Liberty, in this city, have formed themselves into an Association to rescue from misreperesentation the tolerant and enlightened sentiments and principles of the Beloved Father of our common Country. | February 12, 1856 | |
| A243 | Republican Festival. Dear Sir: You are especially invited to be present and participate in the Republican Festival and Supper, to be given at the house of Abraham F. Miller of this city, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th in honor of the Republican Victory.. | December 1, 1856 | |
| A255 | Dear Sir, You and your Ladies are respectfully invited to attend the Twelfth Annual Ball of Washington Association, No. 2, O. U. A., on Monday Evening, February 22, 1858, at the Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway. | February 9, 1858 | |
| A272 | New York Young Men's Republican Union | September 7, 1863 | |
| A274 | Dear Sir: After a careful and very thorough canvass of every election district, we have now the satisfaction of announcing to you, that we claim with confidence the success of the Democratic ticket, and the triumph of Constitutional Union principles in | October 27, 1863 | |
| A281 | Dear Sir: Your cooperation is respectfully solicited by the Board of Control, in the Public Reception of George Thompson, Esq. | February 27, 1864 | |
| A292 | Sir, You are respectfully invited to attend a meeting of the Cooper Institute.. | June 15, 1864 | |
| A297 | Union Congressional Committee Rooms: Sir: The importance of the Pending contest for the Presidency caanot be exaggerated. | June 29, 1864 | |
| A300 | Dear Sir: The undersigned have been designated a Committee to confer with you and other Officials of the Federal Government.. | August 1, 1864 | |
| A310 | "Monroe Doctrine" Committee Rooms, No. 5, Cooper Institute | December 20, 1865 | |
| A324 | Eigth Ward Pioneer Clay Club, of the City of New York | January 1867 | |
| A325 | 1815 Celebration of the 8th of January, 1867. | January 1, 1867 | |
| A342 | The honor of your company is requested to a Banquet, to be given by citizens of Baltimore, to Hon. Reverdy Johnson | July 15, 1868 | |
| A428 | American Institute. The recent death of the lamented Gen. Tallmadge, leaves vacant the office of President of the American Institute. | November, 1853 | |
| A479 | City of Boston, Ninetieth Anniversary of American Independence. | June, 1866 | |
| A480 | The Citizens of San Francisco having resolved to celebrate, in an appropriate manner, the approaching Anniverasry of our National Independence, the undersigned, on their behalf, has the honor to extend to you a special invitation to unite with them on | June 18, 1866 | |
| A486 | Dear Sir: I have the honor of extending to you, on behalf of the citizens of Washington, an ivitation to participate with us in the celebration of the approaching anniversary of our country's independence. | July 2, 1863 | |
| A514 | Testimonial to Rufus Waples, U.S. Attorney. | March 10, 1865 | |
| A551 | A Fact for History! | November, 1850 | |
| A553 | The Voice of the Empire State in Condemnation of Freemasonry. | April 26, 1831 | |
| A554 | At a meeting of the General Committee of Whig Young Men of the City of New-York, held on the 8th ultimo, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: | June 1, 1838 | |
| A562 | At a Meeting of the 7th Ward Whig Committee, convened on Saturday evening, 30th inst, at Bradley's Hotel, 159 Madison street, the folowing preamble and resolutions where unanimously adopted: | May 24, 1836 | |
| A563 | To the People. | | |
| A567 | Mechanics' & Workingmen's Central Republican Union. | December 10, 1856 | |
| A569 | To the Loyal Citizens of the United States. | January 28, 1864 | |
| A577 | Republican Meeting in Hartford | February 14, 1855 | |
| A578 | Certificate of Life Membership of the Patriotic Union Club! | | |
| A579 | "To Your Tents, O Israel!" | November 20, 1864 | |
| A580 | "Live Oak" Club. No. 1. | | |
| A624 | Sir: At a Convention of the Democratic Republicans of the county of Dutchess, held at Poughkeepsie on the 13th inst. The following Resolution, among others, was unanimously adopted: | August 30, 1838 | |
| A625 | Sir: The undersigned, who were appointed a Corresponding Committee at the Conservative Convention held it in this place the 13th of August last, have supposed that they might profitably address a few words of encouragement to their Conservative friends | October 27, 1838 | |
| A627 | The whig General Committee, of the City of New York, through its corresponding committee, to their political brethren throughout the state. | April 18, 1839 | |
| A628 | Sir-Having been appointed a Committee of Correspondence on behalf of the Anti-Masonic Members of the Legislature, we take the liberty of addressing you in relation to the State Convention, to be held in this city, on the seventeenth day of February next. | January 27, 1831 | |
| A629 | Dear Sir-You are doubtless aware that the Young Men of monroe County, in March last, recommended an early State convention of young Men for the purpose of effecting a thorough organization of all those opposed to the present Administration, and named the | June 9, 1838 | |
| A635 | Ratification Meeting. | | |
| A708 | Republican Ticket. Assembly. | | |
| A714 | Proceedings and Resolutions of a Democratic County Meeting, Held at Orwigsburg, Schuylkill County, December 17, 1849. | December 17, 1849 | |
| A720 | Please Read, Preserve, And Hand to Your Neighbor. | September 19, 1865 | |
| A724 | Union League in the Twenty-Fourth Ward, Philadelphia. | January 14, 1864 | |
| A738 | Labor is the duty of all. Declaration of the Radical Political Abolitionists of Burlington, Vermont and vicinity. | 1856 | |
| A743 | Public Meeting. | 1850 | |
| A744 | Public Meeting. | 1850 | |
| A748 | Republican State Convention. | July 19, 1856 | |
| A749 | Owego Gazette-Extra Democratic Rail Road Convention. | July, 1842 | |
| A757 | Union Assembly. | January 24, 1833 | |
| A771 | Whig Head Quarters. | August 22, 1848 | |
| A772 | Sir, The Harrison Corresponding Committee of the City of New-York feel confident, that with proper exertions, General William H. Harrison can be elected President of the United States. | August 21, 1835 | |
| A776 | Plan of Organization, Adopted by the Whig State Convention at Utica. | 1838 | |
| A799 | Platform of Principles of the Know Somethings. | | |
| A800 | State Platform of the New-York Know Somethings. | August 1, 1855 | |
| A822 | Men who wish to Lead the Party. | | |
| A829 | The Repbulican County Ticket. | October 30, 1861 | |
| A830 | Virginia Republican Ticket. | 1860? | |
| A833 | Seneca National Ticket. | 1850? | |
| A834 | Seneca Nation Union Ticket. | 1850? | |
| A836 | Address of the Republican Central Committee. | | |
| A839 | Republican. To the Voters of the Seven Assembly District. | May 14, 1870 | |
| A840 | Fellow Wide Awakes: On the 24th of October the Republicans of Broome County are to hold a Mass Meeting at Binghamton. | October 17, 1860 | |
| A853 | Syracuse Whig. Extra | November 8, 1838 | |
| A854 | Town of Ulysses. Whigs 156 as head! Old Tompkins is safe. | November 8, 1838 | |
| A855 | Geneva Courier-Extra. | November 7, 1834 | |
| A856 | Oneida Whig, Extra. Tuesday, Nov. 4, 4 O'clock P.M. | November 16, 1838 | |
| A857 | The Daily Democrat. | November 8, 1838 | |
| A859 | Buffalo Patriot..Extra. | November 6, 1834 | |
| A860 | Letter from Governor Hunt. | November 3, 1856 | |
| A861 | Dear Sir: The friends of Free Labor will soon be called upon to place in nomination a candidate for the Presidency, to be supported by them in 1860. | 1859 | |
| A862 | An open letter. To General Chester A. Arthur, | June 9, 1880 | |
| A867 | Vote No. | 1903? | |
| A871 | American State Convention. | May 2, 1856 | |
| A875 | Circular. The Jackson Republican Committee of Rochester | June 17, 1828 | |
| A995 | To the Electors of the Second Assembly District. | c.a. 1880's | |
| A1073 | To the Workingmen of Rochester. | 1894 | |
| B2 | Remonstrance Against Increasing of Fare on the New York Central Rail Road. | 1867 | |
| B9 | We the Secretary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, and State Engineer and Surveyor of said State, having formed a Board of State Canvassers, and having canvassed and estimated the whole number of votes given for "Senatorial Delegates to the Constitutional | May 7, 1867 | |
| B27 | The Union Must and Shall Be Preserved | June 23, 1866 | |
| B35 | Testimonial to Rufus Waples, U. S. Attorney.. | March 10, 1865 | |
| B45 | From the New York Evening Post of November 19, 1850. | November 28, 1850 | |
| B51 | Dear Sir: Daniel Palmer and his friends, some of whose names are annexed to this, respectfully sheweth, that at an early period of the late war between the U. S. and Great Britain, animated by the hallowed feelings of patriotism and the enthusiasm of yout | November 30, 1849 | |
| B52 | To the Honorable the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States. | April, 1849 | |
| B55 | All Hail Cayuga!! The Democracy of Cayuga Triumphant!! | 1834 | |
| B58 | Our Eloquent and Brave Sumner, Defender of Freedom & Free Speech, | November 1, 1856 | |
| B59 | The Liberty Party. | November 28, 1850 | |
| B72 | Republican Young Men's Mass Convention. | September 5, 1856 | |
| B73 | Barnburner's Glee. As sung by the Rochester Free Soil Club. | | |
| B75 | Letter of Thomas A. Devyr to Horace Greeley: | October 29, 1860 | |
| B84 | Facts for the consideration of the Farmers of Orange County. | | |
| B95 | At a meeting of "Liberals" held at Room 6, 124 West Main St., Rochester, N.Y. on Monday Eve. Sept. 24, 1883, to consult, as to the advisability of organizing a Society for the purpose of securing Educational and Social advantages, | October 1883 | |
| B97 | A Solid Party and a Solid Country! Conciliation--Union--Victory. | 1880 | |
| B98 | An assured Republican Presidential Triumph for 1880. | April 28, 1880 | |
| B107 | Gerrit Smith on McClellan's Nomination and Acceptance. | September 14, 1864 | |
| B108 | At a meeting of the Republican Committees from the Towns of Cato, Jefferfon, Brutus Aurelius, Cwafco, Sempronius, and Sciio, affembled at the Houfe of Samuel Culver, in Aurelius, on the 20th, day of April, 1807. | 1807 | |
| B113 | Address of the Convention of the New York Anti-Dramshop Party, | August 17, 1870 | |
| B119 | Speech of Hon. Robert Emmett, | 1856 | |
| C1 | | November 1850 | | C2 | | November 22, 1852 | | C5 | | November 6, 1834 | | C10 | | November 1, 1834 | | C11 | | November 21, 1831 | | C66 | Falsehood and Forgery EXPOSED. | 1828 | | | C73 | Look to Your Votes. | | | | C87 | Letter of Andrew Miller, | May 24, 1844 | | | C97 | Settlers! Miners! Republicans! Under what Rule will you live? | September 25 | | | C103 | Gen. Francis Train Fireth Another Bombshell late the McClalian Ranks | September 19, 1854 | | | C105 | Union Ticket. | | | | C107 | List of Delegates Attending the National Anti-Masonic Convention. | September 26, 1831 | | | D6 | | 1893 | | | | | | |
