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Horace Greeley Reading New York Sun Newspaper(Original Caption) Horace Greeley (1811-1872) reading N.Y. Sun
Almanac Cover Depicting Harrison and TylerThe cover of the Hard Cider and Log Cabin Almanac of 1841 depicts presidential candidate William Henry Harrison and his running mate, John Tyler
Belva Lockwood(Original Caption) Belva Lockwood (1830-1917), American lawyer, leader in Women's Rights Movement. Undated photograph by Mathew Brady. BPA2# 2818
Theodore Roosevelt with Rough Riders(Original Caption) Left to Right: George Dann, Major Brodie, General Joseph Wheeler, Chaplain Brown, Col. Leonard Wood, and Lt. Col. Teddy Roosevelt
Harrison-Tyler Campaign BadgeA campaign badge from the Harrison-Tyler campaign in the 1840 presidential election features the log cabin, a popular symbol of their candidacy
Campaign Medal for James GarfieldA campaign medal praises James A. Garfield as "Soldier, Statesman, President." Garfield was elected in 1880 and served until July 1881, when he was shot and seriously wounded
Campaign Items for Benjamin HarrisonSouvenirs from the 1888 presidential campaign of Benjamin Harrison include medals and buttons that praise the political virtues of Harrison and his running mate, Levi P. Morton
Theodore Roosevelt Campaign ButtonA silver moose hangs from a button with Theodore Roosevelt's portrait
Cleveland and Thurman Campaign Buttons, 1888A campaign button for the Cleveland - Thurman ticket of 1888 features portraits of the two candidates as well as a rooster. Benjamin Harrison defeated Cleveland in the presidential election
William-Taft Election Souvenir Plate(Original Caption) Commemorative tin plate: Taft - Sherman Republican ticket, 1908
President Johnson and Senator HumphreyPresident Johnson and Hubert Humphrey stand together at the airport in Atlantic City
McKinley Presidential Campaign ButtonsCampaign buttons featuring candidate William McKinley promise "Protection" and "Home Rule" in the 1896 election
McKinley and Roosevelt Campaign ButtonsPortraits of Thomas McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt adorn campaign buttons. They are running for president and vice president, respectively, in 1900
New York Tribune Founder Horace Greeley(Original Caption) Horace Greeley. Undated Photograph. BPA2# 2703
Assortment Of President Campaign Buttons(Original Caption) Assortment of presidential campaign buttons, including Dewey, Ike, Stevenson, Kefauver, Taft, and Truman. Undated photograph
McKinley Campaign PosterA campaign poster for presidential candidate Thomas McKinley proclaims: "McKinley Was Right."
Poster for William Harrison Election Rally, 1840A poster for a William Harrison rally proclaims: "Keep the Ball Rolling. Harrison Rally!" Harrison ran for presidency successfully in 1840 on the Whig party ticket
Teddy Roosevelt Campaign Buttons(Original Caption) Teddy Roosevelt campaign of 1904, showing candidate as roughrider; Humorous metal pin based on Teddy's pince-nez, and a hand of cards showing the candidate's basic aims
Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Edward M. HouseDemocratic presidential nominee Franklin D. Roosevelt confers with Colonel Edward M. House
President Roosevelt Campaigning from CarPresident Franklin Delano Roosevelt tells a crowd that "Prosperity measured in dollars is coming back" during his motor tour campaign through New England
French politician Raymond PoincareHead and shoulders portrait of the French presidential candidate, Raymond Poincare (1860-1934)
Campaign Buttons for Roosevelt(Original Caption) Roosevelt campaign buttons, 1904. On top, button propounding racial equality, an issue never shown in a campaign button up to this time. Photograph
William Taft Campaigns from a Train(Original Caption) William Howard Taft making a campaign speech from a train platform. He served as President from 1909 to 1913. Ca. 1908-1912
William Jennings Bryan Giving Speech(Original Caption) William Jennings Bryan; (1860-1925) Democratic Presidential nominee, well-known for his eloquent political oratory, delivering a campaign speech. Photograph, ca. 1910. BPA2# 3511
Bull Moose Party Charter Member Certificate(Original Caption) 1912-Theodore Roosevelt-Hiram W. Johnson Progressive Party (Bull Moose) certificate. Photograph, 1912
Eugene Debs Delivering Speech(Original Caption) 6/16/1918-Canton, Ohio: Eugene Debs delivers an anti-war speech. He is shown on a small platform, surrounded by seated men, women and children. A flag-banner hangs in the background
Cox and Roosevelt in MotorcadeDemocratic Presidential candidate James Cox and his running mate Franklin Roosevelt pass through a crowd of cheering onlookers during their campaign
Cox and Roosevelt CampaigningDemocratic presidential candidate James Cox and his running mate Franklin Roosevelt campaign in a parade
Franklin D. Roosevelt Campaigning with James M. CoxVice presidential candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt and presidential candidate, James M. Cox, Governor of Ohio, lead the Ohio Democratic Notification Parade in Dayton, Ohio, in 1920
Herbert Hoover Campaign Button(Original Caption) Herbert Hoover campaign button. Undated. BPA2# 1403
Warren G. Harding Playing TubaAfter learning he has been selected as the Republican Party's candidate for President, Warren G. Harding joins the band at his home in Marion, Ohio, playing the tuba
Warren G. Harding at Home with Dog
Alfred E. Smith and Franklin RooseveltImportant men in Al Smith's bid for the Presidency, from left of right: Norman E. Mack, Democratic National Committeeman; New York Governor Alfred E
Robert Lafollette Sr. Senator, Seated(Original Caption) 7/6/1924-Senator Robert LaFollette Sr. at home, during campaign in Cleveland
Presidential Candidate Herbert Hoover Doing NBC Radio Broadcast(Original Caption) Herbert Hoover addressing the electorate via early radio transmission. Photograph, 1928
Herbert Hoover at Republican ConventionRepublican presidential candidate Herbert Hoover gives a speech at the 1928 Republican National Convention at Convention Hall in Kansas City
Al Smith Addressing Supporters(Original Caption) Al Smith during his presidential election campaign
Herbert Hoover Speaking(Original Caption) Hoover Invades South. Bristol, Tennessee: Photo shows Mr. Herbert Hoover, G.O.P
Presidential Candidate William Z. Foster and Benjamin Gitlow(Original Caption) Photo shows left to right William Z. Foster, presidential candidate and Benjamin Gitlow, Vice presidential candidate of the Workers Party, on the speakers platform
Jose VasconcelosPresidential candidate Jose Vasconcelos has gained many followers in his campaign for the 1929 presidential election in Mexico
Franklin Delano Roosevelt in PoolPresidential candidate Franklin Delano Roosevelt enjoys himself with some friends playing water polo. | Location: Hyde Park, New York, USA
Franklin Delano Roosevelt on TelephoneGovernor Roosevelt hearing news of his victory in his suite in New York
John Garner and FDR CampaigningVice presidential candidate John Nance Garner stands at the back of a special campaign train with presidential candidate Franklin Delano Roosevelt during a stop in Topeka, Kansas
FDR at Campaign Rally10/28/1940-New York-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: James Farley former Postmaster General in President D
The Roosevelts and Mayor CermakGov Roosevelt & Wife met by Mayor Germak
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Receives a Standing OvationNew York Governor Franklin Delano Roosevelt receives a standing ovation after he is nominated by his party to run for president in the 1932 United States Presidential Election
Roosevelt Speaking at Democratic National Convention in Chicago
Roosevelt Addressing Convention(Original Caption) Are These "Rays" of Democratic Hope
Roosevelt Campaigning with Family7/02/1932-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Photo shows Governor Roosevelt, Mrs.Roosevelt, John and Elliot about to enter plane to fly to Chicago. The Governor's nephew hands him a telegram
Franklin Roosevelt Reads Congratulations(Original Caption) Home from his trip to Chicago where he addressed the delegates who selected him as Democratic Presidential nominee, Governor Franklin D
Franklin Roosevelt and SonsFranklin Roosevelt and sons on the yacht, Myth
Roosevelt Campaigning for PresidentNew York Governor Franklin Roosevelt campaigns for president for the first time. With him are (from left to right): Maurice E. Harrison, Director of the Democratic State Campaign; William G
Supporters Greeting Roosevelt(Original Caption) Roosevelt Campaigns in the West. Los Angeles, California: Thousands of enthusiastic supporters gather around Franklin D
Roosevelt Laughing during SpeechFranklin D. Roosevelt, Governor of New York, speaking at Los Angeles during his campaign for the presidency in 1932
Franklin Roosevelt and Group Laughing at Democratic Rally(Original Caption) Democratic rally at Olympic Stadium (L to R) Franklin D.Roosevelt, his son James, Senator William McAdoo, Jim Farley, and Will Rogers
FDR at World SeriesNew York Governor and presidential candidate Franklin Roosevelt throws out a baseball at the last game of the 1932 World Series between the Chicago Cubs and the New York Yankees
Roosevelt Speaking to Crowd(Original Caption) Detroit, Michigan: Governor Roosevelt speaking in Detroit
Roosevelt Beneath His Portrait(Original Caption) Roosevelt in Detroit. Detroit, Michigan: Left to right in car, Governor Roosevelt, Mayor Frank Murphy of Detroit (front center), and Mrs. Roosevelt, on their arrival in Detroit
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Senator Joseph Robinson(Original Caption) And Now Senator Robinson Says Beer Will Come with FDR. Hyde Park, New York: When Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, outstanding dry [sic], called on Franklin D
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Shakes Hands with Miner10/19/1932- Wheeling, WV- ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt shakes hands with a poor mine worker during his Presidential campaign trip to West Virginia
Miner Shakes Hands with Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR Talks With FarmersFarmers with pitchforks greet Franklin D Roosevelt on the campaign trail
Franklin Roosevelt Campaigning with Farmers(Original Caption) 10/24/1932 -Atlanta, GA- Governor Franklin D
A Crowd Greets Franklin Delano Roosevelt in AtlantaResidents greet Presidential Candidate Franklin Delano Roosevelt as his motorcade arrives in Atlanta
Franklin D. Roosevelt Speaking from Train(Original Caption) Speaking from the rear platform of his special train, Governor Franklin D
Roosevelt on Special Train(Original Caption) 10/25/1932-Washington, DC: Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland and John N. Garner, are shown on the rear platform of Gov
Side View of Norman Thomas Addressing Supporters(Original Caption) Socialist Nominee Speaks in Philadelphia
Back View of Norman Thomas Addressing Supporters(Original Caption) Socialist Nominee Speaks in Philadelphia
Roosevelt Campaigning in IndianapolisGovernor Franklin D. Roosevelt (lower right, in travelling car) is greeted by a large crowd while campaigning in Indianapolis
Socialist James Maurer at Podium(Original Caption) New York: Socialists Pack Garden In Rally
John Pierpont Morgan Speaking with LawyerJohn Pierpont Morgan Jr. New York financier and banker, receives some whispered advice from his attorney, John W
Huey Long at a Press ConferenceLouisiana Senator Huey Long talks to journalists after announcing his intention to run for President during 1936 U.S. Presidential election
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Campaign SpeechRoosevelt giving a speech on the campaign trail to a large crowd
Eugene Meyer And Alf M. Landon(Original Caption) 7/17/1936-Topeka, Kansas: Eugene Meyer, (left), publisher of the Washington Post, chatting with Governor Alf M. Landon, Republican Presidential nominee, during a recent conference
As President Ended CampaignPresident Roosevelt drinking water just before he began his final campaign address at a gigantic Democratic rally in Madison Square Garden, New York, Oct. 31
Roosevelt Making Final Campaign Speech(Original Caption) 10/31/1936-New York, NY- With this declaration serving as the keynote of his speech
Roosevelt Broadcasting Campaign SpeechPresident Roosevelt broadcasts his final campaign speech over the radio. | Location: Hyde Park, New York, USA
President Roosevelt CampaigningPresident Roosevelt campaigns for re-election and stops to greet a crowd of supporters and onlookers
Wendell L. Wilkie Campaigning under Roosevelt's Banner(Original Caption) Wilkie Campaigns under Democratic Banner. Jersey City, New Jersey: The constant threat to his election as president, Franklin D. Roosevelt, hangs over Wendell L
FDR at Campaign RallyFranklin Roosevelt, running for a third term, appears at a campaign rally with (left) Jack Dempsy, New York Governor Herbert Lehman, his son Franklin Roosevelt, Jr. and, to the right, James Farley
Carlos Ibanez Del Campo Delivers a SpeechFormer president General Carlos Ibanez Del Campo of Chile campaigns for reelection
President Roosevelt CampaigningPresident Franklin Delano Roosevelt campaigns for re-election along with Connecticut gubernatorial candidate Robert A. Hurley (right), and Margaret Connors (left)
Crowd Surrounding President RooseveltCrowds of political supporters and onlookers surround the campaigning President Roosevelt. Accompanying the President is Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. who is seated in the car