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Presidents -- Election

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:

Ewing family collection

 Collection
Identifier: L323
Scope and Contents This collection comprises personal and business papers from the Ewing family, particulraly the brothers William Griffith (W.G.) and George Washington (G.W.) Ewing and their companies in Fort Wayne, Indiana and numerous other locations in the Midwest, ranging from 1818-1887, regarding land speculation; the fur trade; trade and relations with Native Americans and Hoosier pioneers; the settlement of Indiana and the Old Northwest; the development of Fort Wayne; state and national politics; and...
Dates: 1818-1889

Gilbert Ashville Pierce and Schuyler Colfax correspondence

 Collection — Folder S1064
Identifier: S1064
Scope and Contents Collection includes a handwritten letter from Indiana Representative Gilbert Ashville Pierce on August 29, 1870, to Schuyler Colfax, Vice President of the United States under President Ulysses S. Grant. In the letter, Pierce urges Colfax to run for President of the United States in 1872.
Dates: 1870

James O. Walton collection

 Collection — Folder S1355
Identifier: S1355
Scope and Contents This collection includes typed copies of letters which James O. Walton sent to his wife Mary Ann ranging from February 1864 to January 1865 during the American Civil War, with information about military life, Generals William Sherman and John Bell Hood, the presidential election, and health.
Dates: 1864-1865

John H. Ray diary

 Collection — Folder S2273
Identifier: S2273
Scope and Contents This collection contains photocopies of John H. Ray's pocket diary, with entries ranging from 1854 to 1856. Ray also used the diary to keep various newspaper clippings ranging from 1848 to 1856 regarding several political topics, including the Compromise of 1850, the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, slavery, presidential politics, prohibition, and temperance.
Dates: 1848-1856

L.S. Bowman papers

 Collection — Folder S151
Identifier: S0151
Scope and Contents This collection includes a mimeographed, hand-corrected copy of a typed document and a typed copy of a poem from Lewis Smith Bowman in Indiana ranging from 1957 to 1959 regarding the results of presidential elections in Indiana from 1860 to 1959.
Dates: 1957-1959

Luella Cotton collection

 Collection
Identifier: L259
Scope and Contents This collection includes letters, papers, news clippings, tickets and programs ranging from 1955 to 1970 regarding Luella Cotton's Democratic Party political activities. She received correspondence from across Indiana from fellow Democrats serving on county and state committees and from individuals working for the Democratic National Committee. The collection includes Cotton's correspondence with Indiana state politicians Larry Conrad, S. Hugh Dillin, Marie Lauck, Jack H. Mankin,...
Dates: 1954-1974

Paul V. McNutt for President in 1940 Club records

 Collection
Identifier: L293
Scope and Contents This collection includes minutes of meetings, officers' correspondence, financial records, legal papers, and membership information from the Paul V. McNutt for President in 1940 Club ranging from 1933 to 1937.
Dates: 1933-1937

Which? Gold or Silver pamphlet

 Collection — Folder S2139
Identifier: S2139
Scope and Contents This collection contains the pamphlet, Which? Gold or Silver. Copyrighted by C. M. Daniels Publishing Co. in 1896, the pamphlet is "a compilation by a workingman" regarding the question of whether the United States should base its money on the gold standard of on free silver coinage and was published and distributed (for 10 cents a copy, plus 2 cents in stamps) prior to the 1896 presidential election.
Dates: 1896

William Jennings Bryan and Adlai Stevenson lithograph

 Collection — Folder OBE027
Identifier: OBE027
Scope and Contents This collection contains one color lithograph of the 1900 Democratic presidential ticket of William Jennings Bryan and Adlai E. Stevenson printed by Eagle Lithographic Company of Chicago.
Dates: 1900