Smith, Gerrit, 1797-1874
Gerrit Smith
Smith, Gerrit (American philanthropist and social reformer, 1797-1874)
Smith, Gerrit
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Works
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Correspondence of Gerrit Smith with Albert Barnes. | |
Criticism of N. Y. Tribune on Gerrit Smith. Peterboro, August 9, 1872. Mr. Everett Brown, Peterboro. Dear Sir, I thank you for calling my attention to a charge in the N. Y. Tribune of inconsistency on my part ... | |
DAB | |
Gerrit Smith on McClellan's nomination and acceptance, 1864. | |
Gerrit Smith on suffrage : his speech in the Capitol, Albany, February 28th, 1856. | |
Gerrit Smith on the bailing of Jefferson Davis ... : Peterboro, June 6, 1867. | |
Gerrit Smith on the Fort Pillow and Plymouth massacres. | |
Gerrit Smith to Dr. Cuyler : Temperance and civil government. | |
Gerrit Smith to George T. Downing : equal rights for Blacks and Whites. | |
Gerrit Smith to George Thompson. England needs to soothe America. | |
Gerrit Smith to Mr. Garrison : let us deal Impartially with the sinning South and the sinning North'. | |
Gerrit Smith to Senator Sumner : The negro is our friend and saviour ...... | |
Gerrit Smith to Susan B. Anthony. | |
Gerrit Smith to the vice president. | |
Gerrit Smith's reply to colored citizens of Albany. | |
Greene C. Bronson, Esq. | |
Hiram P. Crozier, New-York | |
Homes for all. | |
Hon. H.C. Goodwin, M.C. | |
John Thomas, Esq., Syracuse, chairman of Jerry Rescue Committee | |
The lesson not learned. | |
Letter from Gerrit Smith to Rev. Dr. John Marsh ; Letter from Gerrit Smith to Joshua R. Giddings | |
Letter of Gerrit Smith, to Hon. Henry Clay. | |
Letter to Chief Justice Chase. | |
National Liberty Party : at the National Liberty Party Convention, held in Syracuse September 30th, 1852, the following resolutions reported by Gerrit Smith, as chairman of the Business Committee, were unanimously adopted ... | |
Nature the basis of a true theology: existing theologies false, because lacking this basis. | |
No slavery in Nebraska; no slavery in the nation; slavery an outlaw. Speech...in Congress, April 6, 1854. | |
No terms with traitors. The submission of the rebels the sole condition of peace. To the N. Y. State Democratic committee ... Gerrit Smith. | |
No treason in civil war. | |
[Open letter to Hon. F. Whittlesey of Rochester] | |
Our first duty is to keep down the democracy. | |
Personal liberty bill, March 1859. | |
President Green, Whitesboro | |
Religion of reason. | |
Remarks of Gerrit Smith on words of the Chief justice ... | |
Sermon in Peterboro, May 21, 1865 : The nation still unsaved, Only repentance can save it. | |
Spain--Cuba | |
Speech of Gerrit Smith (to his neighbors) in Peterboro, N.Y., June 22d 1872. | |
Speech... on war...January 18, 1854. | |
Speeches of Gerrit Smith in Congress [1853-1854] | |
Substance of the speech made | |
Temperance. Gerrit Smith to John Stuart Mill. Peterboro, February 5, 1869. | |
Thoughts for the people. | |
To the editors of the Albany atlas, Mohawk courier, Hamilton reflector, and numerous kindred newspapers. | |
To the editors of the Emancipator, Boston ... | |
To the liberty party of the County of Madison ... Gerrit Smith. Peterboro, September 15, 1846. | |
To the men who put me in nomination! | |
To the New York tribune | |
To the people of the town of Smithfield : at the recent town meeting, you again refused to elect men for commissioners of excise, who are willing to license dram-selling ... | |
To the persons who derive title from myself or my late father to land in Charlotte River and Bryne's tracts, in the counties of Delaware, Otsego, and Schoharie ... | |
To the rank and file of the Democratic party | |
To the voters of the counties of Oswego and Madison | |
To those ministers in the county of Madison, who refuse to preach politics ... | |
The true office of civil government: a speech in the city of Troy. | |
Two American villages Peterboro' and Auburn, the one reformed, and the other unreformed. | |
The West Point mob. by Gerrit Smith ... | |
Will the American people never cease to oppress and torture the helpless poor? | |
William H. Seward, Esquire | |
Woman's war upon the dramshops |