New York (State) -- Politics and government.
Found in 58 Collections and/or Records:
New York State pamphlet collection
Pamphlets mainly about or issued in New York State, on political, historical, religious, and engineering topics.
New York State regional pamphlet collection
Pamphlets, reports, periodicals, guidebooks, and brochures on a wide variety of subjects, mainly focused on New York State, including agricultural, educational, business, religious, tourism, cultural, historical, political, and social issues and activities.
New York State Socialist Party records
Palmer Canfield papers
Typescript report, letters, newspaper clippings, correspondence, memorandums, invitations, mayoral candidate promotional material, business, and seasonal cards, a booklet, and a scrapbook album of newspaper clippings of the New York politician and advocate of Prohibition, Palmer Canfield, document primarily Canfield's final Prohibition post (from 1929) as Federal Prohibition Director for Albany District, as well as his mayoral candidate campaign (1913-1921).
Political and social correspondence of prominent New Yorkers
Approximately 400 items including olitical and social letters from James W. Wadsworth, R.H. Walworth, Christopher Morgan, Eli Perry, John V.L. Pruyn, W. McClay, Erastus Corning, G.M. Schuyler, W.E. Robinson, George Law, T.C. Platt, Charles Tracey, and many others.
Political campaigns, New York State, miscellany
Political material from the 1988 election includes campaign calendar, electoral district mailing lists, mail drop maps, telephone logs with comments, poster, and draft of a letter to students.
Pulteney Estate letters
Letters sent by Robert Troup and other agents to Sir William Pulteney and his heirs in London concerning his investments in New York State lands, commenting on economic conditions and the local political situation; correspondents include the Countess of Bath, Mrs. Betty Johnstone, Sir John Lowther Johnstone, Sir James Pulteney, and Charles Williamson.
Ray Stevens Ashbery papers
Correspondence, subject files, constituent bills, reports and case files of Raymond Ashbery from his tenure as New York State Assemblyman. Also, correspondence, case files, estates, wills, and income tax files from Ashberry's private law practice in Trumansburg, N.Y.
Roland and Emily Elkus Crangle scrapbooks
Samuel Frederick Nixon papers
Includes correspondence from fellow political figures, constituents, special interest groups, and office-seekers concerning legislation under consideration in Albany; local and state politics, patronage, and other matters. Also, personal business correspondence; scrapbooks (4 volumes, 1895-1958) of clippings, cartoons, and broadsides, dealing chiefly with poitical events and issues during Nixon's public life; memorial resolutions, biographical sketches, and obituaries.