ELAM TILDEN TO HON. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON

S. J. TILDEN TO ELAM TILDEN

WM. COVENTRY H. WADDELL TO S. J. TILDEN

SENATOR WRIGHT, OF NEW YORK, TO THE NEW YORK UNITED STATES MARSHAL

S. J. TILDEN TO HIS SISTER HENRIETTA

JOHN M. NILES[2] to ELAM TILDEN

TO MR NELSON J. WATERBURY

SILAS WRIGHT, JR., TO ELAM TILDEN

SILAS WRIGHT, JR., TO ELAM TILDEN

SILAS WRIGHT, JR., TO ELAM TILDEN

M. VAN BUREN TO S. J. TILDEN

RECOMMENDATION OF S. J. TILDEN FOR THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK

S. J. TILDEN TO HIS BROTHER

SILAS WRIGHT TO S. J. TILDEN

SAMUEL J. TILDEN TO R. L. SHIEFFELEN, ESQ., PRESIDENT OF THE COMMON COUNCIL

O'SULLIVAN'S PLAN AND ESTIMATE IN REGARD TO THE "MORNING NEWS."

TILDEN TO——

SENATOR SILAS WRIGHT TO TILDEN

SILAS WRIGHT TO S. J. TILDEN

FOOTNOTES:

S. J. TILDEN TO——

TILDEN TO WM. H. HAVEMEYER[9] (probably)

NELSON J. WATERBURY TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO——

GOVERNOR WRIGHT TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO J. L. O'SULLIVAN

JOHN A. DIX TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO HON. CHARLES P. BROWN

TILDEN TO——

CERTIFICATE OF MR. TILDEN'S ELECTION TO THE ASSEMBLY

JOHN A. DIX TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO HON. N. P. TALLMAGE

E. CROSWELL TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO E. CROSWELL

JOHN VAN BUREN TO EDWIN CROSWELL

CERTIFICATE OF THE ELECTION OF MR. TILDEN AND OTHERS TO THE CONVENTION ORDERED TO REVISE THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK IN 1846

N. J. WATERBURY TO TILDEN

CONDITIONS ON WHICH TILDEN RETIRED FROM THE "MORNING NEWS"

JOHN A. Dix[13] TO S. J. TILDEN

THE FIRST GUN FOR FREE SOIL

S. P. CHASE[14] TO JOHN VAN BUREN

TILDEN TO S. P. CHASE

GOVERNOR COLES TO M. VAN BUREN

THOMAS VAN RENSSELAER TO MARTIN VAN BUREN

M. VAN BUREN TO S. J. TILDEN

TILDEN ON MR. GREELEY, THE LEGISLATOR, AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION[17]

"Office of Receiver of Taxes, New City Hall, Park.

DEPOSIT WITH MR. TILDEN TO SECURE A LOAN TO MR. O'SULLIVAN

TILDEN TO MRS. CHASE[18]

COPY OF DRAFT-LETTER, FULL OF "FINANCE AND FIGURES," REFERRED TO IN THE PRECEDING LETTER

FOOTNOTES:

M. VAN BUREN TO TILDEN

D. BURWELL TO TILDEN

GIDEON WELLES TO TILDEN

W. L. MARCY TO TILDEN

MARTIN VAN BUREN TO S. J. TILDEN

TILDEN TO—— SUGGESTION FOR PRESIDENT PIERCE IN THE ORGANIZATION AND CONDUCT OF HIS ADMINISTRATION

TILDEN TO FRANKLIN PIERCE

ADDITIONAL NOTES ON THE ALLOTMENT [OF OFFICES UNDER THE PIERCE ADMINISTRATION]

J. VAN BUREN TO ISAAC FOWLER, POSTMASTER OF NEW YORK CITY

W. L. MARCY TO S. J. TILDEN

PROSPECTUS OF THE "FORNEY-CATERER"

TILDEN [INCOMPLETE]

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT TO TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN TO MARCY (PROBABLY)

W. L. MARCY TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO S. J. TILDEN

TILDEN TO——

TILDEN TO——

M. VAN BUREN TO S. J. TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN TO——

S. J. TILDEN TO——

JOHN B. MILLER, WM. CASSIDY, THOS. G. ALVORD TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO DEAN RICHMOND

TILDEN TO——

M. VAN BUREN TO MOSES TILDEN[24]

W. L. MARCY TO TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN TO MESSRS. KNOX & MORGAN

TILDEN TO HON. GEO. WEIR

MARTIN VAN BUREN TO S. J. TILDEN

MARTIN VAN BUREN TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO MR. CASSIDY

M. VAN BUREN TO TILDEN

M. VAN BUREN TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO M. VAN BUREN THE MAYORALTY ELECTION OF 1859

TILDEN TO W. H. SWAYNE

S. J. TILDEN TO M. VAN BUREN—UNFINISHED

TILDEN TO JOHN CLANCY

S. J. TILDEN TO THE EDITORS OF THE "EVENING POST"

"THE TREMENDOUS DEMONSTRATION

WM. CASSIDY TO TILDEN

JOHN BIGELOW TO S. J. TILDEN

JOHN BIGELOW TO S. J. TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN TO JOHN BIGELOW

S. J. TILDEN TO JOHN BIGELOW

EDWARD EVERETT TO S. J. TILDEN

SENATOR J. M. MASON[28] TO S. J. TILDEN

G. S. HILLARD TO S. J. TILDEN

THE PROMISED REPLY OF THE "EVENING POST" TO THE LETTER OF SAMUEL J. TILDEN

RECAPITULATION.

TILDEN TO W. H. SWAYNE ON THE PROCURING A CHARTER FROM THE STATE OF OHIO FOR THE PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILROAD

TILDEN TO W. B. OGDEN

TOWNSEND WARD TO TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN TO (TOWNSEND WARD)

S. L. M. BARLOW TO TILDEN

FOOTNOTES:

TILDEN TO WYNDHAM ROBERTSON

D. BURWELL TO CASSIDY

BURWELL TO CASSIDY

G. W. NEWELL TO TILDEN

GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT TO WM. H. SEWARD

J. L. O'SULLIVAN[33] TO TILDEN

M. VAN BUREN TO MOSES S. TILDEN

MR. TILDEN'S WAR RECORD

J. L. O'SULLIVAN TO TILDEN

J. D. ANDREWS TO TILDEN

GEN. JNO. A. DIX TO TILDEN

MEMORANDUM LEFT BY MR. TILDEN

JOHN A. DIX TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR (RECENTLY ELECTED GOVERNOR) TO TILDEN

TILDEN'S INTERNAL REVENUE TAX DURING THE WAR IN 1863

AUGUST BELMONT TO TILDEN

R. H. GILLETT TO TILDEN

WILLIAM G. FOWLER TO TILDEN

GEO. A. THURSTON TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO J. J. TAYLOR[36]

H. HOGEBOOM TO S. J. TILDEN

---- TO TILDEN

GEO. T. CURTIS TO TILDEN

F. W. HUGHES TO TILDEN

GEO. T. CURTIS TO TILDEN

J. C. G. KENNEDY TO MR. POND

WILLIAM B. REED TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO HENRY HOGEBOOM

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

J. VAN BUREN TO TILDEN

HIRAM KETCHUM TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO JOSEPH S. FAY

TILDEN TO JOS. S. FAY

TILDEN TO MR. KENT

C. EAMES[40] TO TILDEN

J. VAN BUREN TO TILDEN

GENERAL J. S. WHITNEY TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO S. C. BALDWIN

TILDEN TO CHARLES P. DALY, CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS TO THE MEETING, TO BE HELD IN UNION SQUARE, TO CELEBRATE RECENT NATIONAL VICTORIES, ON MARCH 4, 1865

PETER W. COOPER AND OTHERS TO TILDEN

SAMUEL L. M. BARLOW TO TILDEN

F. P. BLAIR TO TILDEN

GENL. DANIEL BUTTERFIELD TO S. J. TILDEN AND OTHERS TESTIMONIAL TO GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT

TESTIMONIAL TO LIEUT.-GENL. U. S. GRANT LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

"Head Quarters Armies of the United States.

J. D. VAN BUREN TO TILDEN

TO BE DESTROYED

TILDEN TO HUGH MCCULLOCH

S. E. CHURCH TO TILDEN

S. E. CHURCH TO TILDEN

H. MCCULLOCH TO TILDEN

H. MCCULLOCH TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO MAJ.-GEN. JOHN A. DIX

S. E. CHURCH TO S. J. T.

TILDEN MADE AN LL.D.

JOHN A. DIX TO TILDEN ANTI-RENTERS AND THEIR LEASES

WILLIAM CASSIDY TO TILDEN

ANDREW JOHNSON TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

JNO. D. VAN BUREN TO TILDEN (ENCLOSING MR. VAN BUREN'S CHECK FOR $200)

WILLIAM CASSIDY TO TILDEN

WILLIAM CASSIDY TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN A POLITICAL FORECAST

WM. A. WALLACE TO TILDEN

FOOTNOTES:

S. L. M. BARLOW TO TILDEN OBJECTIONS TO HENDRICKS AS A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

CLARKSON N. POTTER TO S. J. TILDEN

GOVERNOR WM. BIGLER, OF PENNSYLVANIA, TO TILDEN

CH. O'CONOR TO TILDEN (HIS INTERVIEW WITH THE "GREAT MOGUL")

R. C. ROOT TO TILDEN (SUGGESTS TILDEN AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY)

S. J. TILDEN TO R. C. ROOT (PROBABLY)

WILLIAM BIGLER TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

FRANCIS KERNAN TO TILDEN

WM. BIGLER[44] TO S. J. TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

WILLIAM CASSIDY TO TILDEN

JOHN A. DIX TO S. J. TILDEN (ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL PLATFORM)

WM. S. HAWLEY TO S. J. TILDEN ADVOCATES THE NOMINATION OF S. P. CHASE

S. E. CHURCH TO TILDEN

A. LOOMIS TO S. J. TILDEN

W. F. ALLEN[48] TO TILDEN

S. L. M. BARLOW TO TILDEN (FAVORS CHASE FOR PRESIDENT)

MONTGOMERY BLAIR TO TILDEN

R. J. WALKER,[50] SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY UNDER PRESIDENT POLK, TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO THE TAMMANY SOCIETY

TILDEN TO FRANCIS KERNAN

R. W. LATHAM[51] TO TILDEN

F. P. BLAIR TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

F. P. BLAIR TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

AGREEMENT OF AUGUST BELMONT, SAMUEL J. TILDEN, AUGUSTUS SCHELL, RICHARD SCHELL, GEORGE I. MAGEE, THOMAS C. DURANT, CHARLES O'CONOR, AND C. H. McCORMICK TO SUBSCRIBE $10,000 EACH TOWARDS ELECTION EXPENSES OF CAMPAIGN OF 1868

M. BLAIR TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN—RECEIPT

WINFIELD S. HANCOCK TO TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN, AUGUSTUS SCHELL, AND AUGUST BELMONT TO W. F. STORY (TELEGRAM)

TILDEN TO FRANCIS P. BLAIR, SEN. (TELEGRAM)

TILDEN TO AUGUSTUS SCHELL (TELEGRAM)

SANDFORD E. CHURCH TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO COMMITTEE OF ALBANY BAR

CH. O'CONOR TO S. J. TILDEN

JOHN SHERMAN TO S. J. TILDEN (CIRCULAR TO THE BONDHOLDERS OF PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY CO.)

TILDEN TO RICHARD VAUX

TILDEN TO ALBERT CARDOZO

S. E. CHURCH TO S. J. TILDEN

S. E. CHURCH TO TILDEN (WOULD LIKE TO MAKE SOME MONEY)

TILDEN TO T. P. BISSELL

JAY GOULD TO S. J. TILDEN

TILDEN TO JAY GOULD

JAY GOULD TO TILDEN

TILDEN—CIRCULAR OF THE STATE COMMITTEE

TILDEN TO HON. S. E. CHURCH

S. E. CHURCH TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO JOHN R. REID

TILDEN TO HON. JOHN GANSON

TILDEN TO GEORGE W. CASS (JAY GOULD'S RETAINER)

MR. TILDEN'S PURCHASE OF TOPIC

SAML. G. COURTNEY TO S. J. TILDEN

EVILS OF OUR TIMES (ENDORSED "DRAFT OF CIRCULAR," ALL IN TILDEN'S SCRIPT)

"National Government.

"State Government.

FOOTNOTES:

TILDEN TO W. CASSIDY

S. E. CHURCH TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO MR. PURCELL

JOHN A. DIX TO TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN (CIRCULAR LETTER AS CHAIRMAN OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE)

W. F. HAVEMEYER TO R. B. CONNOLLY

W. F. HAVEMEYER TO A. H. GREEN

R. B. CONNOLLY TO A. H. GREEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO S. J. TILDEN

S. J. TILDEN TO FRANCIS KERNAN (TELEGRAM)

CH. O'CONOR TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

WM. PURCELL TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

ROYAL PHELPS TO S. J. TILDEN

HAMILTON FISH TO TILDEN (ENDORSING MR. TILDEN'S COURSE)

HENRY ADAMS TO TILDEN

FRANCIS LYNDE STETSON TO TILDEN

WILLIAM CASSIDY TO TILDEN

J. W. EDMONDS TO TILDEN

T. F. BAYARD TO S. J. TILDEN

TILDEN TO HON. HAMILTON FISH

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

H. F. TAINTOR[58] TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO CHARLES O'CONOR

A. OAKEY HALL TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO GEO. W. CASS

G. W. CASS TO S. J. TILDEN

TILDEN TO LOGAN RAILEY[60]

TILDEN TO MAHLON SANDS

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

RICHARD B. CONNOLLY TO TILDEN

CARL SCHURZ, JACOB D. COX, WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, D. A. WELLS, OSWALD OTTENDORFER, JACOB BRINKERHOFF (COMMITTEE) TO TILDEN

JOHN J. TAYLOR TO TILDEN

TILDEN'S ADDRESS TO THE BAR ASSOCIATION

TILDEN TO EUGENE CASSERLY

A. G. THURMAN TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

WHY KERNAN WAS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR (INTERVIEW WITH "HERALD" REPORTER, NOV. 3, 1872)

"City Frauds.

"Kernan and O'Conor.

"Proscription

"City Reformers.

TILDEN TO MRS. CASSIDY

TILDEN TO N. W. PARKER

WM. M. EVARTS TO TILDEN

KEY-NOTE OF FEDERAL POLITICS IN 1873

MR. TILDEN RESIGNS THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE[63]

TILDEN TO JOHN KELLY

MAYOR HAVEMEYER'S MESSAGE ANNOUNCING THE DEATH OF AZARIAH C. FLAGG

S. J. TILDEN TO H. A. TILDEN

S. S. COX TO TILDEN (TELEGRAM)

TILDEN TO S. S. COX (TELEGRAM)

W. E. HAVEMEYER TO S. J. TILDEN

TILDEN TO MISS MORSE AND MISS DALY

WHEELER H. PECKHAM TO TILDEN

ABOUT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN 1876 (REPORT OF A CONVERSATION WITH GOV. TILDEN IN 1874)

JACOB S. GOULD TO H. A. TILDEN

D. MAGONE TO TILDEN

ALVA H. TREMAIN TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

FRANCIS KERNAN TO TILDEN

N. W. PARKER TO TILDEN (TELEGRAM)

TILDEN TO HON. A. BIRDSALL

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

P. H. COWEN TO TILDEN (ADVICE VOLUNTEERED BUT NOT FOLLOWED)

TILDEN FOR GOVERNOR (THE COURSE OF THE ADMINISTRATION PRESS REVIEWED)

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

GOVERNOR TILDEN TO WILLIAM PURCELL

WILLIAM PURCELL (DECLINING STAFF APPOINTMENT)

GOVERNOR TILDEN TO JOHN KELLY

JOHN KELLY TO TILDEN

"'CITY NEWS.

"'CITY NEWS.

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

JOHN BIGELOW TO TILDEN

ABRAM S. HEWITT TO GOVERNOR TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN (ON THE GOVERNOR'S POWER OF REMOVAL FROM OFFICE)

FRANCIS C. BARLOW TO TILDEN

SAMUEL HAND TO TILDEN

SAMUEL HAND TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

A. LOOMIS TO TILDEN

PECKHAM TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

MALCOLM CAMPBELL[65] TO TILDEN

JOHN BIGELOW TO S. J. TILDEN

ALGERNON S. SULLIVAN TO TILDEN

DAVID DOWS TO CHAS. STEBBINS, PRIVATE SECRETARY OF GOVERNOR TILDEN

WILLIAM CAMPBELL TO TILDEN

G. W. CLINTON TO TILDEN

W. W. NILES TO TILDEN

PETER COOPER TO TILDEN

ANONYMOUS TO S. J. TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

HENRY L. FISH TO TILDEN

JOHN KELLY TO TILDEN

RESOLUTIONS IN RESPECT TO THE CANALS OF NEW YORK

G. HILTON SCRIBNER[66] TO TILDEN

WHEELER H. PECKHAM TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

JOHN KELLY TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

WHEELER H. PECKHAM TO GOVERNOR TILDEN

W. C. BRYANT TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

WHEELER H. PECKHAM TO TILDEN

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

DANIEL MANNING TO TILDEN

TILDEN TO FRANCIS S. THAYER, AUDITOR OF CANAL BOARD

FRANKLIN B. DEXTER TO MR. TILDEN (MR. TILDEN RECEIVES THE DEGREE OF LL.D. FROM HIS ALMA MATER)

CHARLES O'CONOR TO S. J. TILDEN

"State of New York, Executive Chamber,

CHARLES O'CONOR TO TILDEN

HORATIO SEYMOUR TO GOVERNOR TILDEN

J. E. COOLEY TO TILDEN

DAVID A. WELLS TO TILDEN

"QUESTIONS

"ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.

"No. 1. Population.

"No. 2. Aggregate Capital.

"No. 3 and 5. Annual Gross and Net Income on Savings.

"4. Annual Income from Foreign Investments.

"5. Annual Outgo to pay Interest on Foreign Debts.

"7. Exports and Imports.

"8. Bullion Product of the United States for each of Five Years.

"9. Exports of Gold and Bullion for Four Years.

FOOTNOTES: