Scope and Contents Presidential Election Tickets from Virginia: 1848 - Whig Electoral Ticket, listing Zachary Taylor for President  , Millard Fillmore for Vice- President  , and the state electors from 17 districts- 1852 - Democratic Ticket listing Franklin Pierce for President  , William R- King for Vice- President  , and the state electors from 15 districts-  1860 - Democratic Ticket listing John C- Breckinridge for President  , Joseph Lane for Vice- President  , and the state electors from 15 districts-  Includes engravings of portraits of the presidential and vice-presidential candidates and the party's platform-  1861 - Confederate Ticket listing Jefferson Davis for President  , Alexander H- Stephens for Vice- President  , state-at-large members and 16 district electors-  1876 -  Conservative Electoral Ticket listing Samuel J- Tilden for President  , Thomas A- Hendricks for Vice- President  , Gilbert C- Walker for 3rd District Congressman, and 9 district electors-  1880 - Re-Adjustor Ticket, listing Kinfield Scott Hancock for President  , William H- English for Vice- President  , electors-at-large and 9 district electors-  1884 -  Regular Democratic Ticket listing Grover Cleveland for President  , Thomas A- Hendricks for Vice- President  , electors-at-large, 10 district electors and a 9th district Congressman C-F- Trigg-  State Election Tickets from Virginia: 1855 -  "The American Ticket" listing Thomas S- Flournoy for Governor, James M-H- Beale for Lt- Governor, John M- Patton for Attorney General, Joseph Christian for State Senate, and Thomas C- Clopton for House of Delegates- 1869 - Republican Ticket James City Co- and Williamsburg, listing H-H- Wells for Governor, J-D- Harris for Lt- Governor, Thomas R-Bowden for Attorney General, A-M- Crane for Congressman-at-large, D-M- Norton for Congress, J- Ambler Smith for State Senate and F-S- Norton for House of Delegates-  1870 - Conservative Ticket Gloucester Co- listing Col- John Critcher for Congress, R-T- Daniel for Congress, John S- Cooke for Clerk of the County and Circuit Courts, Jasper C- Hughes for sheriff, Peyton M- Page for Commonwealth Attorney, Richard P- Jones for Treasurer, James C- Baytop for Superintendent of the Poor-  City,County Election Tickets from Virginia: 1875 -  Williamsburg election ticket listing for Mayor Jno- H-Barlow Jr- also lists candidates for Council, Commissioner of Revenue, Clerk, Commonwealth's Attorney, Sheriff, and Treasurer- 1875-1877 -  Election tickets for unknown city,county elections-  1879 -  Shenandoah County election tickets for Commonwealth'sAttorney, David T- Heft,  County Treasurer, H-H- Riddleberger, County Supervisor, George W- Koontz, and other county offices- 3 items- PM-Election Tickets from West Virginia:22 October 1868-  Conservative Ticket for State, County, andTownship Officers - Hardy County, West Va-  2 items- PM- [Both are incomplete],[1870]-  Ticket listing various offices up for election, including Governor, Secretary of State, Senator, and Delegate-  1 p- PM-27 May n-y-  Ticket for Jefferson County, Va- [W-Va-], listing the nominee for Commonwealth's Attorney, Charles B- Harding-  1 p-PM-1874-1927, undated  Miscellaneous election tickets and advertisingcards for various unknown state and local elections, includingan "Anti-Lottery Democratic Ticket, " listing delegates to thestate Convention, 1891, "instructed only against the Lottery-"7 items- PM-

Scope and Contents 4 DecLembejr 1816-  List of qualified electors from Virginia for the Presidential,Vice-Presidential election of 1816-  Attached is certification, signed by lv[ilson] C[ary] Nicholas, Governor of Virginia, along with two Seals of Virginia-  DS, D- 2 items-4 December 1816-  Certification and signatures of the following electors that all votes were cast for James Monroe, current Secretary of State, for President   of the United States: Geo[rge] Newton, Charles H- Graves, John Pegram, John Turnall, Joseph C- Cabell, Ch[arles] Yancey, Spencer Roane,  Sthresley [?j Rennolds, Robert Taylor, Isaac Foster, Brazure W- Pryor, W[illia]m Jones; W[illia]m Lee Ball, John T- Brooke, H[ug]h Holmes, ArchLibaljd Rutherford, Arch[ibal]d Stuart, Andrew Russell, Charles Taylor, R[obert] B- Starke, William Archer, BenjCamin] Cook, W[illiajm Brockenbrough, Dan[ie]l Morgan, and John Edie-  1 p- DS-4 December 1816-  Certification and signatures of the following electors that all cast votes for Daniel D- Tompkins, current Governor of New York, for Vice- President   of the United States: Geo[rge] Newton, Charles H- Graves, John Pegram, John Turnall, Joseph C- Cabell, Ch[arles] Yancey, Spencer Roane, Sthresley[?] Rennolds, Robert Taylor, Isaac Foster, Brazure W- Pryor, W[illia]m Jones, W[illia]m Lee Ball, John T- Brooke, HLug]h Holmes, Arch[ibal]d Rutherford, Arch[ibal]d Stuart, Andrew Russell, Charles Taylor, R[obert] B- Starke, William Archer, Ben3[amin] Cook, W[illia]m Brockenbrough, Dan|_ie]l Morgan, and John Edie-  1 p-- DS-1 December 1824-  Certificate signed by James Pleasants, Governor [of Virginia], giving the following names of duly qualified electors from Virginia for the Presidential election:  William C- Holt, Charles H- Graves, John Cargill, William H- Brodnax, Joseph Wyatt, James Jones,  Charles Yancey, Joseph Martin, Thomas M- Randolph, William Brockenbrough, John T- Lomax, William Jones, Robert Shield, Ellison Currie, Robert Taylor, Isaac Foster, Daniel Morgan, William Armstrong, Archibald Rutherford, John Bowyer, James Hoge, Andrew Russell, Joseph H- Samuels, and l-illiam Martin-  2 pp- D-  Including D-,  1 December 1824, certifying that the 24 Virginia electors all cast their votes for William H- Crawford of Georgia for President   of the United States, and signed by the electors-  1 p- Frag-  Also including D-, 1 December 1824, signed by James Pleasants, substituting Col- Jos[eph] Wyatt of Charlotte Co- tor,  Gen- John Purnall, who failed to attend [the voting session?] at the Capitol in Richmond, and also re-listing all Virginia electors-  2 pp- E'rag-  Also including D-, 1 December 1824, certifying that all Virginia electors cast their votes for Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina for Vice- President   of the United States, and signed by the electors-  1 p- Frag-[1832?]- Campaign ribbon from the [1832?] presidential campaign run by Henry Clay, with the slogan "His Country's friend in the hour of Danger"; and his portrait printed on it- AL-[9 April 1840]-  Circular to delegates [from Virginia] attending the upcoming presidential election, urging their support and vote for William Henry Harrison and John Tyler; includes engraving of a medal struck in honor of Harrison for his victory over the British in Canada, October 1813-  3 pp- Pl-i-[ca- 1844],  Campaign banner from the Presidential campaign of 1844, similar in style to the United States flag, with red and white stripes, and a navy field with stars in the top left corner, along with a likeness, head and shoulders view, of Henry Clay; also states "Clay and Frelinghuysen-"  1 item- Artifact- See Oversize File-  (A2)[ca- 1876]-  Democratic Party poster for the presidential campaign of 1876, picturing Samuel J-  Tilden for President   and Tho[ma]s A- Hendricks for Vice- President  , and listing the party platform adopted at the St- Louis, [Mo-] convention, with the slogan heading "Reform and Better Times-"  1 item- PM- See Oversize File-[ca- 1888]-  Metal token from the presidential campaign of 1888,picturing a profile of Benjamin Harrison on one side,  and on the reverse, the statement "Republican Candidate for President  -" 1 item- Artifact-  (A3)

Scope and Contents 1932- Printed material issued by the Democratic National Committee: "Labor and the President   - A History of Broken Pledges," "The Philosophy of Government - Governor Franklin D- Roosevelt's Speech," "The Republic Tariff Wall - Shutting out Prosperity and peace";- 1932- Printed material issued by the Republican National Committee: "Address of President   Hoover Accepting the Republican Nomination for President   of the United States," August 11, 1932- "Emergency Relief for Agriculture"; "The Hoover Administration-Its Policies and Its Achievements in the First Sixteen Months," "Hoover's Fight for Labor," "Hoover Friend of Worker," "Hoover Meets Two Crises," "Official Acts Expose Roosevelt," " President   Hoover's Des Moines Address," "The Republican Case," "Republican Party Platform 1932," "The Republican Party and the Veterans-" 1932- Printed material issued by the Women's Division of the Republican National Committee: "how Federal Loans Help Small Home Owners," "Facts - President   Hoover and the Republican Administration," "The What, Why, and How of Tariff-" Miscellaneous printed material issued during various elections, including some presidential election material: "The Facts about the Fiscal Policy of our Government during the Past Two Years," by Carter Glass, "Hoover Farmers' League Journal: Why Farmers are Voting for Hoover," "Labor Under the ISMS," "The Six Republican Candidates for Congress [from Va- ] ," and "Some Economic Issues of the Campaign- An Address by Hon- Ogden L- Mills, Secretary of the Treasury- 4 March 1933- Admission card to the Presidential Platform for the Inauguration Ceremonies of Franklin B- Roosevelt as President of the United States- 2 items- PM- [ca- 1973]- Bronze medal minted in a limited edition for those who gave support to Richard M- Nixon's re-election campaign; profile of Nixon on one side; Republican Party symbol, the elephant, on verso- 1 item- Artifact- (A4) undated Photograph of Franklin Delano Roosevelt greeting the public in Oversize file-

Newspaper clipping entitled "Whig Emblem Dissected," showing a raccoon [?] dissected into various Whig party platforms, philosophies, and subsidiary parties printed on the "inside" of the animal; April 28 1859 poster "To the Voters of Wythe [County, Virginia]"; printed letter,circular by candidate Pierson, Walters, 1 pm, November 5 1940; Democratic and Republican national election guide ballots; "Democrats for Wilkie"; and 3 Guide Ballots.

Poster of a caricature in pencil showing a man ruling over insects. Background appears to be Richmond, Virginia. Oversize poster.

Henry Clay and Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen Campaign Banner (1844), poster of a photograph of Franklin D. Roosevelt greeting the public, and Samuel J. Tilden/Thomas A. Hendricks campaign poster (1876)