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| A91 | State of New York. In Assembly | April 23, 1864 | |
| A216 | Sir: Mr. Webster, years ago, emancipated a negro man named "William," with whose good service as "body servant," up to the death bed at Marshfield, you may be acquainted, and whom he so kindly mentioned in his will. | January 1, 1853 | |
| A223 | Sir, Herewith we send you a blank petition, many copies of which, with signatures, will probably be presented to Congress at the present session. | January 4, 1856 | |
| A230 | Sir: You are respectfully requested to attend a meetig of the citizens of New York opposed to the measures and policy of the present Administration for the extension of Slavery over territory embraced within the compact of the Missouri Compromise . | April 10, 1856 | |
| A261 | Sir: A number of Young Men, unconnected, at this time, with any organization, but earnestly desirous of devoting themselves to the work of eradicating Slavery in the United States, respectfully invite you to meet them in a public Convention, to be held in | November 2, 1860 | |
| A282 | Office of the Women's Loyal National League. Dear Friend: With this you will receive a Form of a Petition to Congress, the object of which you can not mistake nor regard with indifference. | March 12, 1864 | |
| A305 | Office of the Railroad Record, Hon. Wm H. Seward | January 26,1864 | |
| A370 | Letter of D. Lieber to Senator E. D. Morgan, on the Amendment to the Constitution Extinguishing Slavery. | February 1, 1865 | |
| A551 | A Fact for History! | November, 1850 | |
| A601 | A Book for the Times. Out of Work: Or, Walks Among Empty Workshops and Dreary Firesides. | February 5, 1856 | |
| A623 | Respected and Dear Sir-The Excecutive Committee of the Eastern New-York Anti-Slavery Society take the liberty to address you this note, hoping that it may be in your power to aid them in their work of mercy and benevolence | May 31, 1842 | |
| A722 | In General Committee of Democratic Whig Young Men, the following Resolutions were unanimously adopted: | February 15, 1850 | |
| A738 | Labor is the duty of all. Declaration of the Radical Political Abolitionists of Burlington, Vermont and vicinity. | 1856 | |
| A858 | Anti-Slavery Convention. For Western New York. | January 18, 1841 | |
| A871 | American State Convention. | May 2, 1856 | |
| B47 | Important Intelligence from Liberia. | November 24, 1838 | |
| B53 | Circular from the Chaplin Fund Committee. | August 22, 1850 | |
| B74 | To Sovereigns and those in Authority in the Nations of Europe and in other parts of the World where the Christian Religion is professed. | 1849 | |
| B77 | Fugitive Slave Law! | 1850 | | B105 | Address Reported by Gerrit Smith to the Jerry Rescue Convention, held in Syracuse October 1, 1857. | October 1, 1857 | | | B106 | Gerrit Smith To C.P. Kirkland. | September 24, 1864 | | | B113 | Address of the Convention of the New York Anti-Dramshop Party, | August 17, 1870 | | | C1 | | November 1850 | | |
