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Author
Tilden, Samuel J. (Samuel Jones), 1814-1886
Title
Letters and Literary Memorials of Samuel J. Tilden, v. 2
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Tilden, Samuel J. (Samuel Jones), 1814-1886
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  1. 1.LETTERS AND LITERARY MEMORIALS OF SAMUEL J. TILDEN
  2. 2.DAVID A. WELLS TO TILDEN
  3. 3.CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN
  4. 4.BONAMY PRICE TO TILDEN
  5. 5.THOMAS COTTMAN TO TILDEN
  6. 6.A. E. SILLIMAN TO TILDEN — CAUSE OF FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 1873
  7. 7.CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN
  8. 8.WHEELER H. PECKHAM TO S. J. TILDEN
  9. 9.CHARLES O'CONOR TO GOVERNOR TILDEN
  10. 10.D. A. WELLS TO TILDEN
  11. 11.CANAL INVESTIGATING COMMISSION — FIRST REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR [3] — "EXHIBIT D. — "EXHIBIT E "COPY OF THE REQUISITION OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CANAL FUND — "EXHIBIT F "EXECUTIVE ORDER FOR THE SUSPENSION OF AUDITOR THAYER
  12. 12.A. E. ORR TO TILDEN
  13. 13."MR. TILDEN AND THE DEMOCRATS
  14. 14.THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL CONFERENCE OF 1876
  15. 15.JOHN T. MORGAN TO MONTGOMERY BLAIR
  16. 16.P. H. SMITH TO TILDEN (TELEGRAM)
  17. 17.MANTON MARBLE TO PERRY H. SMITH (TELEGRAM)
  18. 18.MAJOR-GENERAL HOOKER TO TILDEN
  19. 19.CLARKSON N. POTTER TO TILDEN
  20. 20.WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER TO TILDEN
  21. 21.ROBERT B. MINTURN TO TILDEN
  22. 22.WHITELAW REID TO BIGELOW
  23. 23.GEORGE TICKNOR CURTIS TO GOVERNOR TILDEN
  24. 24.C. H. McCORMICK TO TILDEN
  25. 25.TILDEN TO S. S. COX
  26. 26.HENDRICKS TO TILDEN (TELEGRAM)
  27. 27.ABRAM S. HEWITT TO TILDEN
  28. 28.ABRAM S. HEWITT TO TILDEN
  29. 29.W. T. PELTON TO JOHN BIGELOW
  30. 30.JULIA BRYANT TO TILDEN
  31. 31.TILDEN TO MISS HUNT
  32. 32.MISS HUNT TO TILDEN
  33. 33.TILDEN TO HON. JOHN BRAGG, MOBILE
  34. 34.SIDNEY WEBSTER TO TILDEN
  35. 35.PARKE GODWIN TO JOHN BIGELOW
  36. 36.F. O. PRINCE TO TILDEN
  37. 37.CHARLES F. ADAMS TO BIGELOW
  38. 38.JOHN BIGELOW TO AN INQUIRER — (MR. TILDEN'S WAR RECORD)
  39. 39.NELSON J. WATERBURY TO TILDEN
  40. 40.SAMUEL HAND [11] TO TILDEN
  41. 41.THE SHERIFF OF NEW YORK CITY TO TILDEN
  42. 42.GOVERNOR TILDEN TO HAMILTON FISH — (APPLICATION FOR ARREST OF WM. M. TWEED, A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE)
  43. 43.L. P. WALKER TO TILDEN
  44. 44.ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE TO GOVERNOR TILDEN
  45. 45.W. C. BRYANT TO JOHN BIGELOW
  46. 46.CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN
  47. 47.WM. M. TWEED PLACED AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE NEW YORK AUTHORITIES
  48. 48.HORATIO SEYMOUR TO GOV. TILDEN
  49. 49.C. B. SMITH TO TILDEN
  50. 50.R. D. RICE TO S. J. TILDEN
  51. 51.L. W. WALKER TO GOVERNOR TILDEN — (APPROVING GOVERNOR'S LETTER ON REBEL CLAIMS)
  52. 52.C. K. FOOTE TO S. J. TILDEN
  53. 53.THE ELECTION OF 1876
  54. 54.JUST WHAT CHANDLER DID, AND HOW THE PLAN WAS LAID TO DEFEAT THE POPULAR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT — [ From the New York "Times" of June 15, 1887. ]
  55. 55.FRANCIS C. BARLOW [13] TO JOHN BIGELOW
  56. 56.FRANCIS KERNAN TO TILDEN
  57. 57.GEO. W. QUACKENBOS TO TILDEN
  58. 58.AUGUST BELMONT TO TILDEN
  59. 59.EDWARDS PIERREPONT TO TILDEN
  60. 60.WM. A. WALLACE TO TILDEN
  61. 61.BENJAMIN RUSH TO TILDEN — (SUGGESTS GOVERNOR GIVE A PUBLIC DECLARATION OF HIS VIEWS ON THE SITUATION)
  62. 62.GID. J. PILLOW TO TILDEN
  63. 63.GEO. W. MORGAN TO TILDEN
  64. 64.J. THOMAS SPRIGGS TO TILDEN — (SUBSTANCE OF A CONVERSATION WITH SENATOR CONKLING)
  65. 65.AUGUST BELMONT TO TILDEN
  66. 66.SAML. WARD TO TILDEN — (WANTS GOVERNOR TO ASSIST EVARTS IN UNVEILING STATUE OF DANIEL WEBSTER)
  67. 67.WM. P. CRAIGHILL TO G. W. MORGAN
  68. 68.G. W. MORGAN TO TILDEN
  69. 69.CERTIFICATE OF THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK IN 1876
  70. 70.FRANK CROCKER TO TILDEN
  71. 71.O. C. BABCOCK TO Z. CHANDLER (TELEGRAM)
  72. 72.CHARLES MASON TO TILDEN
  73. 73.CHARLES A. DANA TO TILDEN
  74. 74.A. M. GIBSON TO DANA
  75. 75.GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK TO GENERAL SHERMAN
  76. 76.HON. GEORGE HOADLEY TO THE "EVENING POST," JULY, 1901 — (MRS. SPRAGUE AND THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF 1876)
  77. 77.JOHN BIGELOW TO HON. SMITH ELY
  78. 78.RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DECLARING TILDEN THE PRESIDENT ELECTED
  79. 79.H. A. POPE TO TILDEN
  80. 80.W. C. P. BRECKENRIDGE TO G. W. MORGAN
  81. 81.GEO. W. MORGAN TO TILDEN — (ABOUT INSIDE HISTORY OF LATE CONVENTION)
  82. 82.GEORGE W. MORGAN TO HON. W. C. P. BRECKENRIDGE
  83. 83.CHARLES F. ADAMS TO TILDEN
  84. 84.LOUISE LIVINGSTON HUNT TO TILDEN
  85. 85.THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION AND MR. TILDEN
  86. 86.THE HAYES FRAUD AND THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY — ( From the "Sun," Friday, November 20, 1891. )
  87. 87.BIGELOW TO JUDGE STEPHEN J. FIELD — (AN ADDRESS OF THE MINORITY OF THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION)
  88. 88.STEPHEN J. FIELD TO BIGELOW
  89. 89.A. M. WILCOX TO G. W. SMITH
  90. 90.WILLIAM BIGLER TO TILDEN
  91. 91.TILDEN TO GOVERNOR WADE HAMPTON
  92. 92.THOMAS COTTMAN TO S. J. TILDEN
  93. 93.N. W. HAZEN TO S. J. TILDEN
  94. 94.JOHN A. McCLERNAND TO TILDEN
  95. 95.ROBERT M. McLANE TO TILDEN
  96. 96.A. E. ORR TO TILDEN
  97. 97.HOWARD POTTER TO TILDEN
  98. 98.GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN TO TILDEN
  99. 99.HON. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS TO TILDEN — (THE STAMP OF FRAUD FIRST TRIUMPHANT IN AMERICAN HISTORY)
  100. 100.HON. ABRAM S. HEWITT TO THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE — (HIS MOTIVES IN SUPPORTING THE ELECTORAL TRIBUNAL)
  101. 101.WHAT GRANT THOUGHT OF IT — [ From the New York "Sun," March 7, 1877. ]
  102. 102.SENATOR FRANCIS KERNAN TO TILDEN
  103. 103.LOUISE LIVINGSTON HUNT TO TILDEN
  104. 104.W. B. LAWRENCE TO TILDEN
  105. 105.THE NEW YORK "WORLD" AND JOHN BIGELOW (1877)
  106. 106.A TALK WITH MR. TILDEN — [ From a Special Correspondent of the "World," July 17, 18— ]
  107. 107.SOME OF THE SPECIFIC TEMPTATIONS BY WHICH THE ELECTORS OF LOUISIANA AND FLORIDA WERE DEBAUCHED — [ From the New York "Sun." ]
  108. 108.STEPHEN J. FIELD TO TILDEN
  109. 109.DOCUMENTS REFERRED TO IN JUDGE FIELD'S LETTER — [ Justice Bradley to the Newark "Daily Advertiser" and the Electoral Commission. ]
  110. 110."JUDGE BRADLEY HEARD FROM
  111. 111.H. F. TYLDEN TO TILDEN
  112. 112.GENERAL WILLIAM PRESTON TO S. J. TILDEN
  113. 113.WHITELAW REID TO S. J. TILDEN
  114. 114.TILDEN TO HON. CHARLES CAREY
  115. 115.S. S. COX TO TILDEN
  116. 116.ARPHAXED LOOMIS TO TILDEN
  117. 117.TILDEN TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE LOUISVILLE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
  118. 118.TILDEN AND A "WORLD" REPORTER — (WHY HE DID NOT TAKE THE OATH AS PRESIDENT)
  119. 119.WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER TO TILDEN
  120. 120.ESTIMATE OF COST OF PROPERTY AT YONKERS
  121. 121.JOHN BIGELOW TO HON. WILLIAM H. PECK, EX-SECRETARY OF STATE OF MICHIGAN
  122. 122.O'CONOR TO TILDEN
  123. 123.MEMORANDUM OF CASE FOR O'CONOR'S OPINION
  124. 124.CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN
  125. 125.TILDEN TO O'CONOR
  126. 126.TILDEN TO GEORGE W. CLINTON
  127. 127.TILDEN TO JOHN GILL, JR., CHAIRMAN
  128. 128.S. J. TILDEN—INTERVIEW WITH "SUN" REPORTER
  129. 129.GEORGE L. MILLER TO S. J. TILDEN
  130. 130.JOHN A. McCLERNAND TO TILDEN
  131. 131.JOHN BIGELOW TO G. PITMAN SMITH
  132. 132.TILDEN TO JOHN A. McCLERNAND
  133. 133.THEODORE P. COOK TO S. J. TILDEN
  134. 134.BENJAMIN H. HILL TO TILDEN
  135. 135.R. T. MERRICK TO TILDEN
  136. 136.SMITH M. WEED TO S. J. TILDEN
  137. 137.CASSIUS M. CLAY TO TILDEN
  138. 138.LETTER FROM H. A. TILDEN (NED) TO S. J. TILDEN
  139. 139.GENERAL W. S. HANCOCK TO TILDEN
  140. 140.DRAFT OF ADDITION FOR LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE OF GENERAL HANCOCK
  141. 141.TILDEN TO MRS. W. C. BRYANT
  142. 142.MRS. WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT TO TILDEN
  143. 143.TILDEN TO YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB
  144. 144.ALEXANDER T. McGILL TO TILDEN
  145. 145.TILDEN TO MONTGOMERY BLAIR
  146. 146.JOHN C. THOMPSON TO TILDEN
  147. 147.JAMES F. STARBUCK TO TILDEN — ("POLITICAL COWARDICE")
  148. 148.TILDEN TO CHAUNCEY F. BLACK
  149. 149.TILDEN TO BIGELOW — (HIS HEALTH FIVE YEARS BEFORE HIS DEATH)
  150. 150.G. W. SMITH TO W. A. WILKINS
  151. 151.FROM THE NEW YORK "HERALD," MARCH 5, 1881 — (MR. HAYES GOES OUT)
  152. 152.W. R. MARTIN TO TILDEN
  153. 153.STILSON HUTCHINS TO TILDEN
  154. 154.TILDEN TO HON. STILSON HUTCHINS
  155. 155.J. S. BLACK TO TILDEN
  156. 156.TILDEN TO DAVID DOWS
  157. 157.DAVID DOWS TO TILDEN
  158. 158.S. J. TILDEN TO GEORGE BANCROFT
  159. 159.RESOLUTIONS DRAWN BY MR. TILDEN FOR A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF YONKERS ON THE OCCASION OF THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT GARFIELD
  160. 160.S. J. TILDEN TO HON. WILLIAM PURCELL
  161. 161.TILDEN TO GEORGE W. SMITH
  162. 162.HARRIET F. TYLDEN TO TILDEN
  163. 163.C. A. DANA TO TILDEN
  164. 164.GEORGE CARY EGGLESTON TO TILDEN
  165. 165.D. B. HILL TO TILDEN
  166. 166.PARKE GODWIN TO TILDEN
  167. 167.PARKE GODWIN TO TILDEN
  168. 168.MARY TILDEN TO S. J. TILDEN
  169. 169.TILDEN TO MRS. LOWELL
  170. 170.TILDEN TO MRS. LOWELL
  171. 171.TILDEN TO CHARLES A. DANA
  172. 172.TILDEN TO PARKE GODWIN
  173. 173.HENRY ADAMS TO TILDEN
  174. 174.JOHN BIGELOW TO TILDEN
  175. 175.TILDEN TO BIGELOW
  176. 176.TILDEN TO MRS. MARY TILDEN
  177. 177.MARY E. BLAIR TO TILDEN
  178. 178.TILDEN TO MRS. BLAIR
  179. 179.WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER TO TILDEN
  180. 180.W. P. SCOTT TO TILDEN
  181. 181.TILDEN TO WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER
  182. 182.M. W. FULLER [29] TO W. H. BARNUM, CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
  183. 183.CYRUS H. McCORMICK TO TILDEN
  184. 184.HENRY C. SEMPLE TO TILDEN
  185. 185.D. MAGONE TO DANIEL MANNING
  186. 186.LYMAN TRUMBULL TO TILDEN
  187. 187.PATRICK FORD TO TILDEN
  188. 188.MR. TILDEN'S REMARKS ON THE DEATH OF CHARLES O'CONOR
  189. 189.JOHN A. McCLERNAND TO TILDEN
  190. 190.JOHN A. McCLERNAND TO TILDEN
  191. 191.D. MANNING'S APPEAL IN BEHALF OF CLEVELAND TO HAVE TILDEN FORMALLY DECLINE BEING CONSIDERED A CANDIDATE IN 1884
  192. 192.TILDEN TO DANIEL MANNING — (DECLINING A RENOMINATION FOR THE PRESIDENCY)
  193. 193.W. H. BARNUM TO TILDEN
  194. 194.DANIEL MANNING TO S. J. TILDEN
  195. 195.TILDEN TO WILLIAM H. BARNUM
  196. 196.CHARLES A. DANA TO TILDEN — (WISHES TO STUDY MR. TILDEN'S PERSONAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY)
  197. 197.TILDEN TO CHARLES A. DANA
  198. 198.CHARLES A. DANA TO TILDEN — (PROJECTS A POLITICAL HISTORY)
  199. 199.SMITH M. WEED TO S. J. TILDEN
  200. 200.DANIEL S. LAMONT TO TILDEN
  201. 201.SAMUEL J. RANDALL TO TILDEN
  202. 202.TILDEN TO J. P. TOWNSEND AND OTHERS
  203. 203.GEORGE HOADLEY TO TILDEN
  204. 204.TILDEN TO GOVERNOR HOADLY
  205. 205.GEORGE HOADLY TO TILDEN
  206. 206.SAMUEL J. RANDALL TO TILDEN — (SENATOR BAYARD'S PLANS)
  207. 207.ROBERT M. MCLANE TO TILDEN
  208. 208.TILDEN TO MR. GROSS
  209. 209.TILDEN TO GOVERNOR CLEVELAND
  210. 210.TILDEN TO HUGH McCULLOCH
  211. 211.DANIEL MANNING TO TILDEN
  212. 212.SMITH M. WEED TO GEORGE W. SMITH [31]
  213. 213.R. T. MERRICK TO TILDEN
  214. 214.THEODORE F. SHUEY TO S. J. TILDEN
  215. 215.DANIEL LAMONT TO TILDEN
  216. 216.WASHINGTON McLEAN TO TILDEN
  217. 217.S. J. RANDALL TO GROVER CLEVELAND
  218. 218.GROVER CLEVELAND TO S. J. RANDALL
  219. 219.DRAFT OF A LETTER TO THE HONORABLE HUGH MCCULLOCH, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
  220. 220.TILDEN TO SMITH M. WEED
  221. 221.DANIEL MANNING TO TILDEN
  222. 222.SMITH M. WEED TO TILDEN
  223. 223.SAM. J. RANDALL TO TILDEN
  224. 224.TILDEN TO DANIEL MANNING
  225. 225.A. M. GIBSON TO S. J. TILDEN
  226. 226.TILDEN TO GOVERNOR D. B. HILL — (THE BROADWAY RAILROAD BILL)
  227. 227.TILDEN TO BIGELOW
  228. 228.TILDEN TO DANIEL MANNING
  229. 229.FRANK McCOPPIN TO S. J. TILDEN
  230. 230.MANNING TO GEORGE W. SMITH
  231. 231.G. W. SMITH TO MR. MANNING
  232. 232.MANNING TO G. W. SMITH
  233. 233.D. MANNING TO GEORGE W. SMITH
  234. 234.DANIEL MANNING TO TILDEN
  235. 235.—— TO DANIEL MANNING
  236. 236.DANIEL MANNING TO S. J. TILDEN
  237. 237.DANIEL MANNING TO TILDEN
  238. 238.C. A. DANA TO A. H. GREEN
  239. 239.D. MANNING TO GEORGE W. SMITH
  240. 240.GEORGE W. SMITH TO DANIEL MANNING
  241. 241.S. J. TILDEN, JR., TO S. J. TILDEN
  242. 242.NOTES ON THE CANAL — [ Written by Mr. Tilden on September 4-5, 1885, in Answer to Queries on the Subject by Mr. Dana. ]
  243. 243.HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN
  244. 244.HORATIO SEYMOUR TO S. J. TILDEN
  245. 245.GEORGE BANCROFT TO TILDEN
  246. 246.S. J. TILDEN TO BANCROFT
  247. 247.TILDEN TO PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
  248. 248.D. A. McKNIGHT TO S. J. TILDEN
  249. 249.MARSHALL PARKS TO S. J. TILDEN
  250. 250.DANIEL MANNING TO S. J. TILDEN
  251. 251.S. J. TILDEN TO DANIEL MANNING
  252. 252.TILDEN TO HON. GEORGE BANCROFT
  253. 253.HIRAM SIBLEY TO TILDEN
  254. 254.TILDEN TO JOHN F. SEYMOUR
  255. 255.GEORGE BANCROFT TO TILDEN
  256. 256.TILDEN TO HIRAM SIBLEY
  257. 257."ACCOUNTABILITY OF CORPORATIONS [36]
  258. 258.D. MANNING TO TILDEN
  259. 259.TILDEN TO PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
  260. 260.S. J. TILDEN TO DANIEL MANNING
  261. 261.MRS. MANNING TO S. J. TILDEN
  262. 262.W. E. SMITH TO TILDEN — (THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY'S FATAL ILLNESS)
  263. 263.C. JORDAN TO TILDEN
  264. 264.S. J. TILDEN TO GOVERNOR HILL
  265. 265."SEA-COAST DEFENCES
  266. 266.TILDEN TO C. JORDAN
  267. 267.WILLIAM E. SMITH TO TILDEN
  268. 268.C. N. JORDAN TO TILDEN
  269. 269.GEORGE W. SMITH TO GENERAL BARLOW
  270. 270.F. B. GOWEN TO TILDEN
  271. 271.TILDEN TO GOVERNOR HILL
  272. 272.TILDEN TO F. B. GOWEN
  273. 273.E. B. YOUMANS TO TILDEN
  274. 274.TILDEN TO MAYOR GRACE
  275. 275.D. MANNING TO TILDEN
  276. 276.TILDEN TO GOVERNOR HILL
  277. 277.TILDEN TO JOSEPH R. HAWLEY
  278. 278.TILDEN TO MANNING
  279. 279.JAMES C. CARTER TO TILDEN
  280. 280.D. MANNING TO TILDEN
  281. 281.D. MANNING TO S. J. TILDEN
  282. 282.TILDEN TO DANIEL MANNING
  283. 283.DANIEL MANNING TO TILDEN
  284. 284.D. MANNING TO TILDEN
  285. 285.TILDEN TO DANIEL MANNING
  286. 286.BIGELOW TO WHITTIER
  287. 287.INDEX
  288. 288.FOOTNOTES: — Transcriber's note:

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