Pamphlets
This sub collection of the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana consists of approximately 900 pamphlets.
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The Logan emancipation cabinet of letters and relics of John Brown and Abraham Lincoln: being an article prepared specially for the Chicago Tribune.
The collection belonged to F.G. Logan of Chicago; the Lincoln relics included three letters and personal clothing and effects.
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By-laws, Officers and Committees of the Lincoln Club, Portland, ME.
Lincoln Club, Portland, Main
Maps out the by-laws in articles establishing the name, the objective, officers, election, duties of president, duties of vice-presidents, duties of secretary, etc. List officers, membership committee, exutive committee members and sub-committees.
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Address of Hon. J.M. Ashley at the Fourth Annual Banquet of the Ohio Republic League: Held at Memorial Hall, Toledo, Ohio, February 12, 1891.
James Mitchell Ashley
Mostly anecdotes of Abraham Lincoln, including his abilities as a diplomat.
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Proceedings at the fifth annual dinner of the Republican Club of the City of New York : held at Delmonico's on the eighty-second anniversary of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln : February twelfth, 1891.
Republican Club of the City of New York.
Includes one folded sheet bound before t.p., with toasts, seating arrangements, and engraved portrait of Lincoln.
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Tenth Annual Entertainment ...March 24, '90, Grand Opera House, Newark, N.J.
Grand Army of the Republic. Department of New Jersey. Lincoln Post, no. 11.
Portrait of Lincoln on cover.
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Second biennial report of the Lincoln Homestead Trustees to the Thirty-seventh General Assembly of the State of Illinois, January 2, 1891
Lincoln Homestead Trustees
This pamphlet contains a letter from the trustees pf the State Reform Schoo to Joseph W. Fifer, Governor of the State of Illinois, requesting for new legislation for upgrade the present Reform School to house more boys from the local penitentiaries to the school for reformation purposes. They believe that the school will give these wayward boys a better chance of being productive members of society.
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Guide to Washington /presented with the compliments of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
Includes a map of Washington, specially drawn and engraved for the B and O railroad. Also includes a sketch of the Nation's Capitol.
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![Birth of the Republican party, with a Brief History of the Important Part Taken by the Original Rupublican Association of the National Capital [sic] : An address by Lewis Clephane](https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/fvw-pamphlets/1708/thumbnail.jpg "Birth of the Republican party, with a Brief History of the Important Part Taken by the Original Rupublican Association of the National Capital [sic] : An address by Lewis Clephane")
Birth of the Republican party, with a Brief History of the Important Part Taken by the Original Rupublican Association of the National Capital [sic] : An address
Lewis Clephane
Includes a printed announcement of the meeting, tipped in at end.
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An address / delivered by Abraham Lincoln, before the Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society, at the Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois, on the 22d day of February, 1842
Abraham Lincoln
This pamphlet provides the transcript of Abraham Lincoln's address to the Washingtonian Temperance Society in at the Second Presbyterian Church, in February 1842. His address praises the recent success of the temperance movement and examines the causes of that success ""if we would have it to continue."" The pamphlet includes a portrait of Lincoln on the cover, an illustration of the Second Presbyterian Church on the title page, and an illustration of the Lincoln Homestead on the page preceding the address.
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An address delivered by Abraham Lincoln before the Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society at the Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois on the 22d day of February, 1842
Abraham Lincoln
This pamphlet includes sketches of the Second Presbyterian Church, the Lincoln Homesetead, and the Lincoln Monument, all located in Springfield, Illinois. The transcription of Lincoln's address, extolls the sucsess of the Temperance Cause and gives a synopsis of the movement up unto that point.
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An address delivered by Abraham Lincoln before the Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society at the Second Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois on the 22d day of February, 1842.
Abraham Lincoln
An announcement to W.C.T.U. members of Oldroyd's pamphlet printing of Lincoln's address
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Abraham Lincoln: farmer's boy and president.
Unsigned portrait on cover; Published under the direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge; Monaghan 1037; not in Stern?
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The Gettysburg speech and other papers, by Abraham Lincoln; Lowell's essay on Lincoln; and, Whitman's O captain! my captain! with notes and programmes for Lincoln's birthday
Abraham Lincoln
This pamphlet includes a portrait of Lincoln followed by a preface about Lincoln and an essay on Lincoln's life. Various Lincoln letters, speeches, and addresses, including his last address, are followed by Whitman's O captain! my captain! with notes and programmes for Lincoln's birthday. The pamphlet includes a table of contents.
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President Lincoln and the Chicago Memorial of Emancipation: a Paper Read before the Maryland Historical Society December 12th, 1887
William Weston Patton
A narrative of the interview of the writer and Rev. John Dempster with President Lincoln; Contains text of the memorial. Cf. Lincoln. Collected works, ed. Basler, v. 5, p. 419-425.
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Proceedings at the second annual dinner of the Republican Club of New-York City : held at Delmonico's on the seventy-ninth anniversary of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln, February 11, 1888.
Republican Club of the City of New York.
Includes one folded sheet tipped in before p. [1], with toasts, seating arrangements, and engraved portrait of Lincoln. ""Speeches by Edward T. Bartlett, William M. Evarts, John C. Spooner, John Sherman, Warner Miller, Charles F. Manderson, William McKinle
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Proceedings at the second annual dinner of the Republican Club of New-York City : held at Delmonico's on the seventy-ninth anniversary of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln, February 11, 1888.
Republican Club of the City of New York.
Includes one folded sheet tipped in before p. [1], with toasts, seating arrangements, and engraved portrait of Lincoln. ""Speeches by Edward T. Bartlett, William M. Evarts, John C. Spooner, John Sherman, Warner Miller, Charles F. Manderson, William McKinley, William B. Allison. Much about Mugwumps and tariff but little about Lincoln""--Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography, 1043.
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Pilgrimage of the G.A.R. to the Tomb of Lincoln, September 29, 1887 ... :Souvenir from the Home of Lincoln.
The cover includes an image of the National Lincoln Monument. History of the committee and the monument. Includes a skectch of the Lincoln Homestead in Springfield, Illinois.
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The Lincoln Memorial Collection: Relics of the War of the Rebellion. Autographs of Soldiers and Sailors and Government Officials/ collected by Julius E. Francis.
Property of the Lincoln Birthday Association. In the rooms of the Buffalo Historical Society, Young Men's Library Building, Buffalo, N.Y.; Lincoln Birthday Association.
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History of an attempt to steal the body of Abraham Lincoln: late president of the United States of America, also a history of the Lincoln Guard of Honor, with eight years Lincoln memorial services.
John Carroll Power
The succeeding pages are from advance sheets...the complete work was published in 1890. The succeeding pages are from advace sheets...It is given now in connection with the eighth observance of Lincoln Memorial Day [April 15]...There are but fifty copies printed...""--Page [2]. The completed work was published in 1890.
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The Lineage of President Abraham Lincoln
Samuel Shackford
Reprinted from the New-England historical and genealogical register for April, 1887; Port. of lincoln as a young man laid in.
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The prayer of the presidents : being Washington's ""New-year aspiration,"" with Jefferson's plural pronouns, etc., and Adams' and Lincoln's accretions / from the manuscript of a minister of Lincoln's administration.
Benjamin Franklin Burnham
This pamphlet contains an aspirational prayer with small text quotes interjected throughout. The typescript contains long s's (lower case s that resembles an f) throughout. The cover is maroon or deep red with gold lettering. The Front cover reads ""The Prayer of the Presidents"" and the back cover reads ""Washington's New Year Aspiration.""
