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Franklin Pierce
1876
Smith, Henry Wright, 1828-?
One print of Franklin Pierce dated 1864. Engraved by H.W. Smith from an original painting by U.D. Tinney.
GLC08878.1255
Affix seal to ratification of Gadsen purchase
1854/06/29
Pierce, Franklin, 1804-1869
Affix seal to ratification of Gadsen purchase (presently Arizona and New Mexico)
GLC07989
to George M. Dallas
1858/01/20
Buchana's Presidency and politics: " Does it not sound oddly enough to hear ... Douglas ... Question whether he is indeed in or out of the Democratic party? These early open divisions certainly do not argur well."
GLC07990
[Commission of Robert G. Cole]
March 31, 1853
Cole was named Second Lieutenant in the Eighth Regiment of Infantry. Signed by Franklin Pierce as President and Jefferson Davis as Secretary of War. Cole was later Lee's engineer at Gettysburg. White and red papaer seal on upper lefthand corner...
GLC03083
to William M. Lowry
16 August 1857
Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875
Analyzes the current political situation in Tennessee and the state of the Democratic Party. Discusses West H. Humphreys, a federal judge in Tennessee with Confederate sympathies. Says Humphreys has "taken it into his head that [Gideon J.] Pillow...
GLC02848
[Authorization for James Buchanan to conclude a Consular Convention with Great Britian]
1 November 1854
President Pierce directs Secretary of State William Learned Marcy to affix the United States seal. Confirms full power for Buchanan, Minister to Great Britain, to conclude a consular convention.
GLC02585
to D. W. Burroughs
18 March 1838
Pierce, writing as a United States Senator from Vermont, responds to a letter from Reverend Burroughs. In reference to their conflicting views on slavery, promises to send Burroughs a copy of the United States Constitution, as he requested. Writes...
GLC02634
Portrait of Franklin Pierce
H.B. Hall & Sons (New York, N.Y.), fl. 1850-1900
One print of Franklin Pierce. Color bust.
GLC04675.55
Pardon of William Smith (c/s Wm. L. Marcy)
1854/07/14
Smith was convicted of "maltreatment of a seaman on board of the ship Golden Racer." Countersigned by William L. Marcy.
GLC06937
to Alfred Burr
December 29. 1859
Remarks, " ... my conviction that this is preeminently the time, possibly the only time, for an earnest & successful effort to overthrow sectionalism in the Northern States." Marked private at top.
GLC02925.15
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