At a meeting of a large number of the friends of peace and commerce from several towns in the district of Norfolk, on the 22nd day of October, A.D. 1812 at Dedham ....

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At a meeting of the Republicans of the city of Albany and town of Colonie, at the house of Jared Skinner, inn-keeper, in the city of Albany, on the 30th day of October, 1812 ... by Republican Party (N.Y. : 1792-1828)

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A federal call to the people of the United States to come forward at the ensuing election, and save their country / by Bailey, Henry

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Speech of the Hon. Josiah Bartlett, representative in Congress, at the Republican convention, at Kingston Plains, September 10, 1812, with the address and resolutions adopted by sa... by Bartlett, Josiah, 1768-1838, Republican Party (Rockingham County, N.H. : 1792-1828). Convention

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Washington to the people of the United States on the choice of a president by Washington

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The liar caught in his own toils--or Aaron Burr convicted by his own witnesses! To the electors of the state of New-York. Fellow-citizens, The maxim is generally received, that a m... by Friend to liberty and justice

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To the electors of Long-Island. Friends and fellow-citizens, On Tuesday next will commence the most important election since the Revolution ... by Long-Island farmer

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Address of James Lyon, to the electors of the congressional district, composed of the thirteen counties on the waters of Cumberland River, in Tennessee by Lyon, James

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James Lyon, to the public. Fellow citizens, It is with a degree of reluctance that I am compelled to speak of myself ... by Lyon, James

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To the Republican electors of the state of New-York. Fellow-citizens! On a proposition coming from the governor and the mayor of this city, it was agreed between the several electi... by Republican Party (N.Y. : 1792-1828)

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To the people of Vermont. Fellow citizens, It is done! The cup of guilt is full! Treason, rebellion and murder stalk abroad at noon-day! ... by Monitor (Writer)

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To the Republican electors of the state of New-York. The following letter was communicated to the editor of the American citizen for publication. ... by Morgan, James

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A letter, on the approaching election of a president of the United States addressed to the citizens of South-Carolina / by Native of Charleston

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The new crisis of American independence. by Republican Party (Philadelphia, Pa. : 1792-1828)

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The following impressive and satisfactory reply of Governor Tompkins, confuting ... the insinuations made by the Federalists, in the House of Assembly, against the general governme... by New York (State). Governor (1807-1817 : Tompkins)

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Liberty, and our country. Fellow citizens of Essex South district! You are this day called upon to exercise the all-important right of suffrage in electing a member for the 12th Co... by No Frenchman

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No tribute to England--No president for life--No Topsfield delegates. To the inhabitants of Marblehead. As some noble Federalist has condescended to address you, you will excuse a...

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Offset to Mr. Adams's letter!! Governor Strong's opinion of Mr. Gore.

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Federal persecution. Fellow-citizens, Behold! the long list of black proscription and federal persecution ... by One of the persecuted

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Strong or Sullivan? Published (from the Repertory of March 28, 1806) by Thomas C. Cushing, Salem, Massachusetts. by Park, John, 1775-1852

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