Re Election Collection

Re-Election of Mr Parnell as Leader of the Irish Party, 25 November, in Committee Room No 15
1596992 Re-Election of Mr Parnell as Leader of the Irish Party, 25 November, in Committee Room No 15, House of Commons (engraving) by Wilson

The New Parliament, Mr Gully, on his Re-Election as Speaker, returning Thanks from the Steps of the Chair (engraving)
1600411 The New Parliament, Mr Gully, on his Re-Election as Speaker, returning Thanks from the Steps of the Chair (engraving) by Begg

Re-Election of Mr Parnell as Leader of the Irish Party, 25 November 1890, in Committee Room No 15
1592018 Re-Election of Mr Parnell as Leader of the Irish Party, 25 November 1890, in Committee Room No 15, House of Commons (engraving) by English School

Abraham Lincoln (1809-65) delivering his second Inaugural Address as President of
PNP258552 Abraham Lincoln (1809-65) delivering his second Inaugural Address as President of the United States on 4th March, 1865 (b/w photo) by American Photographer

Enthusiasm in New York for the re-election of President Roosevelt (colour litho)
2798838 Enthusiasm in New York for the re-election of President Roosevelt (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info)

Republican button from the 1956 presidential campaign supporting the re-election of President Dwight D. Eisenhower
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1956. Republican button from the 1956 presidential campaign supporting the re-election of President Dwight D. Eisenhower

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1904. There will be no change of pilots. Cartoon depicting Theodore Roosevelt at the helm of the Ship of State, guided by the Prosperity Compass

Presidential Campaign, 1940
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1940. Republican button from the 1940 presidential campaign, warning voters that the Democratic ticket of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt

HARRY S. TRUMAN (1884-1972). 33rd President of the United States. Truman giving a whistlestop campaign speech at a train station in Idaho, 1948

ADAMS: LETTER, 1800. A Vindication of the Conduct and Character of John Adams, Esq. in Reply to the Letter of General Hamilton Addressed to the Federal Citizens of the Union

HATTIE CARAWAY (1878-1950). American senator from Arkansas. Artist Edward Solto presents Hattie Caraway with her official reelection campaign picture, 13 June 1938

GARNER AND CARAWAY, 1939. Vice President John Nance Garner congratulates Senator Hattie Caraway on her reelection, January 1939

Charles Stewart Parnell re-elected
Charles Stewart Parnell is re-elected as leader of the Irish Party, in Committee Room 15 at the House of Commons, Central London

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"Re-Election: A Historical Journey Through Political Triumphs and Challenges" In the midst of a heated political climate, the re-election of Mr Parnell as Leader of the Irish Party on November 25th was a momentous occasion. Committee Room No 15 in the House of Commons witnessed this historic event, forever etched in an engraving that captures the essence of determination and unity. Similarly, The New Parliament celebrated Mr Gully's re-election as Speaker, with his heartfelt gratitude resonating from the Steps of the Chair. This engraved image symbolizes not only his personal triumph but also highlights the importance of leadership within parliamentary proceedings. Looking back to Abraham Lincoln's second Inaugural Address as President, we see how re-election can shape nations. His powerful words echoed through time, reminding us that leadership is not just about winning elections but also about guiding a nation towards unity and progress. Across oceans, enthusiasm swept through New York during President Roosevelt's re-election campaign. A vibrant lithograph captured this fervor, showcasing America's unwavering support for their leader. The significance of re-election extended beyond presidents; it encompassed senators like James D Phelan in 1920. As depicted in a captivating poster from that era, campaigns were fought fiercely to secure another term and continue serving their constituents. Franklin Delano Roosevelt himself experienced multiple successful re-elections during his tenure as President. Photographed alongside his son Franklin Roosevelt Jr. , these images evoke memories possibly taken on election night itself – moments filled with hope for a brighter future. Republican buttons supporting Dwight D. Eisenhower's re-election bid in 1956 showcased how party loyalty played an integral role in securing victory for candidates seeking another term at America's helm. Cartoons have always been effective tools for political commentary; one such cartoon from Theodore Roosevelt's presidential campaign in 1904 humorously portrayed him confidently steering "the Ship of State, " guided by the Prosperity Compass.