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[Finances of Nelson D. Rockefeller]

Financial disclosure of Nelson D. Rockefeller while running for Vice-President.

GLC09613.01.29

Statement of Jeanne Mirer

One statement of Jeanne Mirer related to the vice presidential campaign of Nelson A. Rockefeller.

GLC09613.01.30

Loans Guaranteed by Nelson Rockefeller

One document entitled, "Loans Guaranteed by Nelson Rockefeller."

GLC09613.01.31

Testimony of Rep. Bella S. Abzug at House Committee on the Judiciary Hearing on Confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller as Vice President on Nove. 27, 1974

One document entitled, "Testimony of Rep. Bella S. Abzug at House Committee on the Judiciary Hearing on Confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller as Vice President on Nove. 27, 1974."

GLC09613.01.32

Assembly Resolution to impeach Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller for his wrongful and unlawful conduct in connection with the handling of the Attica Correctional Facility inmate rebellion

One document entitled, "Assembly Resolution to impeach Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller for his wrongful and unlawful conduct in connection with the handling of the Attica Correctional Facility inmate rebellion." Dated January 25, 1972

GLC09613.01.33

Addition to Nelson Rockefeller's Opening Statement

One document entitled, "Addition to Nelson Rockefeller's Opening Statement."

GLC09613.01.34

Summary of Proposed Trust

One document entitled, "Summary of Proposed Trust."

GLC09613.01.35

Summary of Proposed Trust

One document entitled, "Summary of Proposed Trust." (same as GLC09613.01.35)

GLC09613.01.36

[Papers related to Rockefeller's Hearing]

Collection of materials related to Nelson D. Rockefeller's hearing. Questions are accompanied by supplemental documents.

GLC09613.01.37

Directing Secretary of War to release records. On verso of ALS from Wm. Reid

Intended to exonerate President Buchanan from the charge of colluding with Gen. David Twiggs in surrendering Federal posts in Texas.

GLC03178

[Presidential pardon of George W. Hays, who had been convicted in the District of Columbia of larceny in April 1866].

Pardoned by Andrew Johnson after he had been assured by the District Attorney who prosecuted the case that Hays was a proper object of executive clemency. Coutersigned by Secretary of State William H. Seward.

GLC03183

[Roosevelt and his cabinet]

Pictured sitting at a board table. Signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt, President; John N. Gardner, Vice President; Homer Cummings, Attorney General; James A. Farley , Postmaster General; Cordell Hull, Secretary of State; Henry H. Woodring, Secretary of...

GLC03259

to Mr. Johnson re: work on civil service reform

Written as Civil Service Commissioner

GLC03339

An act to erect a light-house on Montok point in the state of New York

Signed by Thomas Jefferson as Secretary of State. Describes the steps to be taken before construction, such as the appointment of a caretaker and the appropriation of funds. Printed below the act are Speaker of the House Jonathan Trumbull's and...

GLC03396

[Appointment of David Vinton to West Point]

Document signed by Calhoun as Secretary of War in the Monroe Administration. Official document appoints David Hammond Vinton of Providence, Rhode Island, as a cadet at West Point. Asks him to notify the Department of War of his acceptance or non...

GLC03496

Affix seal to ratification of Treaty with China.

This treaty, the Burlingham Treaty of 1868, amended the Reed Treaty of 1858 by allowing free immigration. That flow of people allowed the rapid expansion of western railroads through cheap labor. (Eventually, it also provoked a racial backlash on...

GLC03578

to Spencer Roane

Written by Tyler as Republican Congressman from Virginia to Roane as Chief Justice of the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. Writes to Roane about issues surrounding the Missouri Compromise debates. Tyler was concerned with Northern arguments that...

GLC03670

[Proclamation announcing North Carolina has a Republican form of government]

Proclamation announcing North Carolina has a Republican form of government, and appointing William W. Holden as provisional governor, who duty it shall be to subscribe rules and regulations for the purpose of altering or amending the U.S...

GLC03827

to unknown

States that it is impossible for him to testify in a trial in Hartford, Connecticut on 2 March 1805. Remarks that he believes it unlikely that the court will not accommodate his time restraints as he is serving a public duty. Asks that if the trial...

GLC03623

to Benjamin Rush

Adams, in retirement, to Rush, who was to die three weeks later. Forwarding a packet of eight papers on the revolution, including a letter from Vice President Elbridge Gerry and a letter of Benjamin Austin's to Gerry. These letters are not included...

GLC03890

to Theodore Roosevelt

letter of introduction for Samuel Chapman.

GLC03921.08

to Sam Chapman

Theodore Roosevelt's run on a third party ticket: "Teddy has knocked out Taft in one of the most surprising phenomena of history;"

GLC03921.36

to Henry Voigt

Commissions Voight to make him a gold watch for his granddaughter.

GLC03941

Message of the President.

Signed State of the Union Address.

GLC03945

[Last page of 1838 message to Congress]

"Whatever differences of opinion may exist as to the expediency of vesting such a power in the Judiciary in a system of Government constituted like that of the United States, all must agree that these disparaging discrepancies in the law and in the...

GLC03994