Speech of Fernando Wood on customs-revenue laws and the abolition of moieties, in the House of Representatives, May 19, 1874Fernando Wood · First published 1979Open the Tome
Speech of Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York, on the operation of the tariff laws, delivered in the House of Representatives, February 8 and 9, 1842Fernando Wood · First published 1979Open the Tome
Speech of Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York on the Naval Appropriation BillFernando Wood · First published 1865Open the Tome
Speech of Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York, on the naval appropriation bill--and the negotiations held between the President and the commissioners from Richmond, for peaceFernando Wood · First published 1865Open the Tome
Speech of Fernando Wood, on the bill to provide internal revenue, delivered in the House of Representatives, April 19, 1864Fernando Wood · First published 1864Open the Tome
Speech of Hon. Fernando Wood, delivered in the House of Representatives, Monday, April 11, 1864Fernando Wood · First published 1864Open the Tome
Speech of Fernando Wood, delivered before the meeting of the National Democratic delegation to the Charleston convention, at Syracuse, February 7, 1860Fernando Wood · First published 1860Open the Tome
Communication from His Honor the Mayor, Fernando Wood, transmitted to the Common Council of New-York, January 7th, 1856Fernando Wood · First published 1856Open the Tome
Speech of Hon. Fernando Wood, of New York, on the United States fiscal bank billFernando Wood · First published 1841Open the Tome
Continuance of Freedmen's Bureau - Negro capacity for self-governmentFernando Wood · First published 1868Open the Tome
Contract of Andrew J. Hackley with the Mayor &c., of the city of New York, for cleaning the streets, &c., for the term of five yearsFernando Wood · First published 1862Open the Tome
Contract of Andrew J. Hackley with the Mayor &c., of the city of New York, for cleaning the streets, &c., for the term of five years, dated February 26, 1861Fernando Wood · First published 1862Open the Tome
An address on the genius, public life, and opinions of Alexander HamiltonFernando Wood · First published 1856Open the Tome
