Henry Clay Nominated for Eleventh President of the United States 1835 framed president art A fraternal emblem from the

A fraternal emblem from the nativist workingmen's lodges that flourished in the shadow of antebellum immigration debates — compass

securing his family's fortune one sentence at a time

Minnesota Rochester arrives in lithographed views shaped by the Mayo brothers and the medical pilgrims who made this prairie town famous — Saint Marys Hospital rising over Zumbro River bottoms

issued in the same season Philadelphia opened its great Exhibition and the country tried

Henry Clay Nominated for Eleventh President of the United States 1835 framed president art A fraternal emblem from theHenry Clay Nominated for Eleventh President of the United States, 1835. A campaign portrait of the Great Compromiser at the height of his Whig ascendancy, the Kentucky senator rendered with the studied dignity of a man certain the presidency was his a certainty the electorate would, again, decline to share. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional