General writings

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1832

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1886

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1832

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1886

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1832

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1. The Coalition
2. The Indian Question
3. On Martin Van Buren
4. Defeat of the Democracy, or The Political Reaction
5. Is The U.S. Bank Charter Appealable?
6. Plan for county and town organization
7. Mr. Greeley, The Legislation, and The Slavery Question
8. On expansion of currency
9. Anticipation of canal revenues and the Constitution
10. Prospectus of the Fourney-Caterer
11. The Coercive Temperance Law and the Democratic Candidate for Attorney General of the State
12. Letters to the Editors
13. The Union! Its Dangers!! And How They Can Be Averted
14. Memorandum on the Civil War
15. Political circulars
16. Tweed Ring [8/1]
17. Editorial for The World
18. Impeachment, its Nature and Object
19. Reply to New York Times article
20. Memorandum to William H. Wickham
21. Messages of the Governor of the State of New York
22. Special message to the Commissioners of Immigration
23. Drafts of resolutions to Congress relating to the election of 1876
24. Article on Rutherford B. Hayes' confession to his cabinet
25. Statement to press relating to the cypher telegrams
26. Letter of declension for the Presidential nomination
27. The Monroe Doctrine and its Origins
28. The Accountability of Corporations
29. Preface to speech by Edward Livingston
30. Account of the fire of 1835
31. Edward Curtis and the Electoral Frauds
32. Essay on canals
33. Give Anderson a Fresh Trial
34. How the Political Result of 1840 was Effected
35. On laws governing Mississippi and Alabama
36. Mr. Douglas' Bill
37. Relating to the nomination of Martin Van Buren
38. Resolution Against the Establishment of a National Bank
39. Rights of Electors
40. Unidentified fragments