Box 301

Certificate has three kings under a tent at the top with fallen columns in the background. There are two pillars surrounding the text of the certificate which is in English and Latin. It has a red paper seal in upper left hand corner (SEE GL2004.1341a-b for matching Royal Arch apron and sash)

Pamphlet published right after Civil War explaining alarm at the mixing of the races.

Civil War broadside arguing that the Southerners are rebellious traitors that resist the government of the Union

Civil War broadside that warns the Northern workingman against secession and criminal activity

Civil War broadside written by a "Democratic Workingman" from the Union tries to argue against the comparison of Senator Hammond's between black slaves in the South and white working men in the North

Civil War broadside entitled "Don't Unchain the Tiger." The title and text of broadside is all in German perhaps to appeal to the German immigrants of the North.

Civil War broadside appealing to Irish workingmen of the North by arguing the case against black slavery in a democratic country. It is written by "A Democratic Workingman"

Civil War broadside giving the terms of peace for the Confederacy and argument against this written by "A Democratic Workingman"

Civil War broadside directed toward Catholics who might be tempted to riot because of turmoil between the Union and the Confederacy

Civil War broadside with a quote from a Southern abolitionist, Robert Toombs, and another traitor quoted as talking about the superiority of the black men over free white laboring men of the North (Union). It is signed by "A Democratic Workingman"