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to Jeremy Bentham

Lafayette confirms that he has settled on his farm at La Grange and indicates that he is studying Bentham's philosophy. He discusses standing armies and the role of the militia in defending the United States. Also discusses "the impeachment of...

GLC04801

[Resolutions in the Virginia House of Delegates recommending additional Amendments to Constitution][copy]

Instructs Virginia senators and representatives in the U.S. Congress to "unite their utmost exertions" to obtain the following constitutional amendments included: 1. treaties that become law must be ratified by the House; 2. impeachments be conducted...

GLC03764

to Aaron Hobart

Explains that the letters that Mr. Cogswell sent are in his "Box at the Post Office." Also, informs Hobart that the impeachment trial of Judge Prescot will be postponed. A post script gives some background on Cogswell.

GLC06313.04.108

National anti-slavery standard. [Vol. 26, no. 35 (January 6, 1866)- v. 28, no. 34 (December 28, 1867)] [with gaps]

Volume 26 is missing issue numbers 43 and 47. Volume 27 is missing issue numbers 8,13,and 35. Volume 28 is missing issue number 28. The January 5, 1866, Vol. 27, no. 35 most likely contains misprint in either the date or the Volume and issue...

GLC05825

A time to heal: the autobiography of Gerald R. Ford

Published by Harper & Row and the Reader's Digest Association. Ford reviews his life and political career.

GLC02677

to Henry Knox

Writes to Knox to discuss why Adams "dissented from the vote for an address to remove the two Judges." Includes the major reasons as to why he dissented, such as that the judges were only accused of "official misdemeanors," and that the Constitution...

GLC02437.07788

[Report to the court]

Report on his opinion of the removal of two judges, Paul Dudley Sargent and William Vinal, from office, without trial. Discusses the nature of their offenses, and how the community was affected. Comments on whether impeachment is a viable option.

GLC02437.07790

to Henry Knox

Writes that he understands a Republican coalition has prepared a petition to get him impeached. Explains that this coalition argues Copeland should be removed due to dishonest economic dealings, such as taking a bribe. Asks for Knox's help.

GLC02437.08001

to Daniel Ruggles

Expresses sympathy for Daniel Ruggles' sickness and his wish that Ruggles is "promoted or assigned the immediate command" of Fort Barrancas. States that Confederate General Mansfield Lovell will "have difficulty in passing the ordeal of Congress."...

GLC02459.05

[One man power versus Congress]

An attack on President Andrew Johnson delivered at the Music Hall in Boston. Includes a draft of a letter to Johnson, 12 November 1865. Unknown assigned date. Transcript available.

GLC00496.088.01

Managers of the House of Representatives of the impeachment of Andrew Johnson

A composite picture by Brady with signatures of Benjamin F. Butler, James F. Wilson, Thaddeus Stevens, George S. Boutwell, Thomas Williams, John A. Logan and John Armour Bingham. These men were elected by the House to serve as managers of the...

GLC00734

Speeches of General U.S. Grant, Republican candidate for the 18th president of the United States, being extracts from speeches, letters, orders, military and state papers

Speeches by Grant pertain to a variety of subjects such as :The extracts chosen vary in subject. Some of the topics included are acceptance of the Republican nomination, feelings toward enslaved people being aided by the military, Black troops...

GLC01265.29

Opening argument of Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts, one of the managers on the impeachment of the president

Address given before the Senate. Accuses President Andrew Johnson of undermining Congress authority, vetoing laws that promoted peaceful reconstruction of the nation, and not punishing rebels.
A resolution for Johnson's impeachment was passed in the...

GLC01265.30

The conflict between the president and congress: its origins and progress

Reported and printed by F & J Rives and George A. Bailey. A speech of the Honorable Burton C. Cook delivered in the House of Representatives on May 8, 1868. Argues that President Andrew Johnson's "usurpation of power has endangered the safety of...

GLC01265.31

Trial of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States...

[title continued] before the Senate of the United States, on impeachment by the House of Representatives for high crimes and misdemeanors. 3 volumes, inscribed to Richard C. Parsons, signed "S.P. Chase". Vol 1: xxii, 741 pp. vol. 2: xxii, 498 pp...

GLC07047.01

Trial of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States...

[title continued] before the Senate of the United States, on impeachment by the House of Representatives for high crimes and misdemeanors. 3 volumes, inscribed to Richard C. Parsons, signed "S.P. Chase". Vol 1: xxii, 741 pp. vol. 2: xxii, 498 pp...

GLC07047.02

The impeachment of Andrew Johnson vol 1

"Trial of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, before the Senate of the United States, on impeachment by the House of Representatives for high crimes and misdemeanors." (3 volume set) The set is fragile and has been banged up. Volume 3 p...

GLC06950.01

The impeachment of Andrew Johnson vol 2

"Trial of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, before the Senate of the United States, on impeachment by the House of Representatives for high crimes and misdemeanors." (3 volume set) The set is fragile and has been banged up. Volume 3 p...

GLC06950.02

The impeachment of Andrew Johnson vol 3

"Trial of Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, before the Senate of the United States, on impeachment by the House of Representatives for high crimes and misdemeanors." (3 volume set) The set is fragile and has been banged up. Volume 3 p...

GLC06950.03

Granting pardon to Richard Nixon: A Proclamation

Signed by Ford in 1974 in black felt-tip pen. Explains that a trial against Nixon could not begin for a year or more and that, "the tranquility to which this nation has been restored by the events of recent weeks could be irreparably lost by the...

GLC00045.45

[A Proclamation : pardon of Richard M. Nixon]

Prepared in 1977, after Ford's term of office. Explains that a trial against Nixon could not begin for a year or more and that, "the tranquility to which this nation has been restored by the events of recent weeks could be irreparably lost by the...

GLC00054

[Manuscript denouncing Benjamin Wade]

Welles rails against Congress, and Senate President Pro Tem Benjamin Wade in particular. Probably written during the Johnson impeachment crisis. Welles was a Johnson supporter and a strong opponent of Wade. If Johnson's impeachment had resulted in...

GLC00254

to John Sherman re: castigating Pres. Johnson shortly before impeachment trial

GLC02760

to Edwards Pierrepoint re: continuing to act as Sec. of War after suspension

GLC02853

to George Edmunds re: possession of War Dept. & threats of assault, impeachment

1 black and white bust engraving of Stanton included.

GLC02854

[Article I Amendments of Impreachment Resolution]

Collection of 14 government documents consisting of drafts and amendments made to Article I of the impeachment resolution to remove President Richard M. Nixon from office.

GLC09613.03.01

Article 1 as Amended

One typed document related to amendments made to Article 1 to call for an impeachment of Richard M. Nixon.

GLC09613.03.01.10

Article 1 as Amended

One typed document related to amendments made to Article 1 to call for an impeachment of Richard M. Nixon. Noted that changes made to this draft were made in 1975.

GLC09613.03.01.11

Article 1 as Amended

One typed document related to amendments made to Article 1 to call for an impeachment of Richard M. Nixon. Noted that changes made to this draft were made in August 8, 1974. Includes telephone call transcripts.

GLC09613.03.01.12

Article 1 as Amended

One typed document related to amendments made to Article 1 to call for an impeachment of Richard M. Nixon. Noted that changes made to this draft were made in July 17, 1974 and should not be for release.

GLC09613.03.01.13

Article II as Amended

One typed document related to amendments made to Article II to call for an impeachment of Richard M. Nixon.

GLC09613.03.01.14

[Article I Amendments of Impreachment Resolution]

Collection of 14 government documents consisting of drafts and amendments made to Article I of the impeachment resolution to remove Richard M. Nixon from office.

GLC09613.03.02

to Moorhead

One typed document addressed to Carlos J. Moorhead from Mack Howard related to allegations made in the Hungate Substitute, supplementary materials for the trial, and documents on wiretapping.

GLC09613.03.02.01

[Committee extension dates]

One typed document related to an extension for Congressional hearings to receive additional witness testimonials.

GLC09613.03.02.02

[Table of Contents for Article II, Abuse of Power]

One typed document listing the table of contents for Article II under Abuse of Power. Includes chapters on the IRS, Wiretaps, Special Investigations Unit, Failure to take Care and Interference with Executive Agencies.

GLC09613.03.02.03

Article II, Legal Considerations

One typed document entitled, "Article II, Legal Considerations."

GLC09613.03.02.04

Article II, Watergate Case

One typed document entitled, "Article II, Watergate Case."

GLC09613.03.02.05

Article II, Attempt to Involve CIA in Watergate Affair

One typed document entitled, "Article II, Attempt to Involve CIA in Watergate Affair." Brings up several charges against the president to involve the CIA and FBI in covering up investigations of the Watergate scandal.

GLC09613.03.02.06

Article II (I)

One typed document entitled, "Article II (I)." Regarding facts on the president's misuse of the CIA in the Watergate scandal. These appear to be talking points to stress the president's innocence.

GLC09613.03.02.07

Article II (Draft)

One typed document entitled, "Article II (Draft)" related to the first paragraph of the article.

GLC09613.03.02.08

Article II (Draft)

One typed document entitled, "Article II (Draft)," related to the second paragraph of the article.

GLC09613.03.02.09

Article II (Draft)

One typed document entitled, "Article II (Draft)," related to the third paragraph of the article.

GLC09613.03.02.10

Article II (Draft)

One typed document entitled, "Article II (Draft)," related to the fourth paragraph of the article.

GLC09613.03.02.11

Article II (Draft)

One typed document entitled, "Article II (Draft)," related to the fifth paragraph of the article.

GLC09613.03.02.12

Article II Should be Voted Down Because It Is A "Catch-All" Decision

One typed document entitled, "Article II Should be Voted Down Because It Is A "Catch-All" Decision."

GLC09613.03.02.13

Article II: Specification (I)

One typed document entitled, "Article II: Specification (I)." Pertains to the alleged misuse of the IRS.

GLC09613.03.02.14

Article II: Specification (2)

One typed document entitled, "Article II: Specification (2)." Related to a response of the Kraft Surveillance.

GLC09613.03.02.15

Article II: Specification (3)

One typed document entitled, "Article II: Specification (3)." Related to an investigation of the 'plumbers' involved with the Watergate affair.

GLC09613.03.02.16

Article II: Specification (2)

One typed document entitled, "Article II: Specification (2)." Related to the wiretape from 1969-1971.

GLC09613.03.02.17

Article II: Specification (2)

One typed document entitled, "Article II: Specification (2)." Related to the concealment of the FBI wiretaps records. Claims that the president never gave an order to conceal the names of people recorded on the wiretaps.

GLC09613.03.02.18