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Daniel R. Tilden to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, November 10, 1864 (Recommends Noah Swayne for Chief Justice)

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Horatio Seymour to Abraham Lincoln, Sunday, July 19, 1863 (Sends Samuel J. Tilden to discuss New York affairs)

Credit of the nation in 1860 and 1876. The Democratic platform and Tilden's letter answered. By an official letter from the Treasury Department. [Washington, D. C. 1876].

We will not vote for Tilden. By James Nicholson. Tune-Benny Havens ho!'

Shimidzu & Tilden - Glass negative photogrpah. Public domain.

Daniel R. Tilden to Abraham Lincoln, Thursday, November 10, 1864 (Recommends Noah Swayne for Chief Justice)

Tilden Hall apartments, 3945 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Hallway or lobby area in Tilden Hall

[4 songs by James Nicholson, comprising Republican campaign song; The voice of the nation's dead; We will not vote for Tilden; 1876. Republican campaign song. N.p., n. d.]

Shall the republic be preserved? Mr. Tilden's letter to the Jefferson club of New Haven. Graystone, March 30, 1882.

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