This bound volume includes the following with numbered pages listed when provided for each item:

A dedication to the University of Kansas Library and a timeline of Thomas Ewing Junior’s life, handwritten by Thomas Ewing III in 1934;

“Speech of Gen Thomas Ewing Jr. at Capital Square Columbus, Ohio. August 11, 1871,” 10 pages;

“National Labor Reform, mass meeting at Mozart Hall September 25-August 1, 1872, Speech of Gen. Thomas Ewing”;

“Speech of Gen Thomas Ewing delivered at Ironton, Ohio. July 24, 1875,” 16 pages;

“Speech of General Thomas Ewing, delivered at Findlay, Ohio. August 14, 1875,” 8 pages;

“Joint discussions between Gen. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio, and Gov. Stewart L. Woodford, of New York, on the finance question, held at Circleville, Wilmington, Tiffin, and Columbus, Ohio. October 2, 4, 8 and 9, 1875,” 157 pages;

“There is a faith due to the people, as well as to the holders of public securities, Speech of Hon. Thomas Ewing on the bill to repeal the third section of the resumption law. November 22, 1877,” 16 pages;

“U.S. 45th Congress, 2nd Session, House Resolution 130, Mr. Ewing introduced a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution of the United States concerning a permanent and stable paper money”;

“Resumption of specie payments, Testimony before the Committee on Banking and Currency in relation to the resumption of specie payments. June 15, 1878,” 286 pages;

“General prosperity and gold redemption cannot co-exist, Speech of Hon. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio in the House of Representatives. February 22, 1879,” 8 pages;

“The unlimited coinage of the old silver dollar, Speech of Hon. Thomas Ewing, of Ohio in the House of Representatives. May 14, 1879”; and

“Speech of Gen. Thomas Ewing at Kent, Ohio. October 31, 1887.”