speeches -- speech
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
From Nancy C. Russell to Josephine, August 15, 1939
Handwritten document in Cherokee syllabary, circa 1834
Letter from Lewis Ross to his son, Henry C. Ross concerning his visit to Henry's school in July. Henry is to give a Cherokee Speech, and other family members will be there, June 27, 1864
Folder 19
Mrs. Mildred Peevyhouse Williams, and Reverend Ben Hill, printed by Burton's Studio of Tulsa, Oklahoma, September 1, 1961
Printed Text of Speech of Representative Chapman on Treaty with the Cherokee, June 29, 1836
Printed text of speech of Representative Chapman, Alabama. On bill making appropriations to carry Treaty with Cherokees into effect. Folded sheets of paper with types text. Folder 187
Speech given by Miss Gaynell Brown at the Annual Meeting of the New York Federation of Women's Clubs where Leigh was a speaker, early 20th century
Text of Address by Chief John Ross to National Council , September 12, 1839
Text of Address by Chief John Ross to newly-elected National Council under Constitution adopted under July 12 Act of Union. This is first document in file written at Tahlequah Cherokee Nation. (Moulton) Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on four pages. Folder 633
Text of address (unsigned) by John Mason, Jr. to the Cherokee , August 7, 1837
Text of address (unsigned) by John Mason, Jr. to the Cherokee in which he speaks for the President who sees destruction of the tribe in continued white contact, but salvation in their own lands in the west and promises a delegation in the House of Representatives. Sheets of paper with handwritten text in ink. Folder 235
Unidentified text to be read by White Path , March 11, 1838
Unidentified text to be read by White Path (Cherokee Delegate). One folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on two pages. Folder 317
Untitled Pencil Sheets Representing a "Talk for the President", 1797 - 1897
Untitled pencil sheets representing a 'Talk for the President.' Opening lines are identical with paragraph at bottom of second page and top of third page of speech. (See August 7, 1837) Nine sheets of paper with handwritten text in pencil on seventeen pages. Folder 235A