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James G. Birney. The character and claims of a candidate for the highest office in the nation are always proper topics for public consideration and discussion ... Signed Q. [n. p. 184-].
To the Honorable the speakers and members of both houses of the General Assembly of Virginia, now in session. The petition of the undersigned sureties of John Preston, late treasurer of the commonwealth ... respectfully represents ... [Signed] R
[...] Payne, left, chairman of the [...] and Charles B. Warren formerly [...] Ambassador to Japan, leave for Mexico [...] preliminary negotiations as [...] commissioners
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the South Carolina ordinance ... Resolution in relation to a call of a convention to amend the constitution of the United States ... Resolution relating to the President's proclamation and message ... [
Preamble and resolutions on the subject of the South Carolina ordinance ... Resolution in relation to a call of a convention to amend the constitution of the United States ... Resolution relating to the President's proclamation and message ... [
By His Excellency Thomas Crittenden, Esq. Governor and Commander in chief in and over the State of Vermont, in America. A proclamation ... I have therefore thought fit, by and with the advice of the Council ... to appoint and do hereby appoint T
By His Excellency Thomas Crittenden, Esq. Governor and Commander in chief in and over the State of Vermont, in America. A proclamation ... I have therefore thought fit, by and with the advice of the Council ... to appoint and do hereby appoint T
Dear Sir. The approaching recess of congress has, for some time, pressed on me the duty of communicating to you the proceedings of this interesting session .... B Bassett. Washington, February 26, 1809.
Dear Sir. The approaching recess of congress has, for some time, pressed on me the duty of communicating to you the proceedings of this interesting session .... B Bassett. Washington, February 26, 1809.
Mr. Calhoun- Mr. Van Buren- Texas. As the time when the Convention is to assemble seems to be settled, I propose to discuss the opinions of some leading members of our party, who are likely to receive its nomination ... [Signed] Simenes. [1839?]
Summary
Ximenes.; On verso: Texas; 8899.
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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 231, Folder 22.
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