New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
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THE WORKS OF HON. W. H. SEWARD,
Edited BY George Z Baker.
1t has been said thar there living American STATES
the attention Of student the Statesman and the Pha1
throJist tbose OF Governor Seward To the general
resdeto those VITO wish to kno~ who and what Governor
Seward IT, and especially 20 Al who desire 20 obtain COM
pete history Of the State Of New Yors the last quarter Of
soenfury-these umes vii b. Of the highest interest.
mept, embracing the entire history u the origin eompeton
and proposed enlargement Of the ke Canal and Of the "
YoTE and Enc and other Railroads; slavery ~ sh and
prerogave the duties and sbhEsobs othe Free StAes
regard 20 II the Public Land Question, WITH history and
discussion Of the Ann Rent troubles IN that STATE Crime
exciting criminal that have occurred that
State Political Economy in its adaptation national
condition, &c, have all been discussed with afreedom'
vgor and eleaTness, seldom II ever equAled
All the great questions that AgAte the public mind
Maintenance Of the National Honor, the Protection Of
American Rights &c are al treated a. 10 shed light
upon the Of the day and afford information
al who wish 10 understand or discuss them.
Governor Stewards Correspondence. much Of Il having
been written with no thought Of publication, viii be found
particularly interesting and instructive, Illustrating u
does the warmth with which be holds many OF his peculiar
opinions.
dred paEesof the SECOND volume, form complete history
Of the State from is first settlement to the commencement
Of bis Administration His record Of the proceedings
fom the different Constitutions Of the State vel the
struggles and umphs Of the great Canal enterprise IL the
Legislature exceedingly valuable. These notes may be
Virginia
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specimens OF American eOquence.
fine portrait Of Governor Seward viii Be preNed 70 the
first volume engraving OF his birth place. FLORIDA y.
v to the second volume and Of his present residence
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CONTENTS OF vol. I.
Biographical Memoir. Speeches and Debates in the
Senate OF the United States Freedom In the New Tero-
ries-in District Of Columbia New Mexco-in Europe;
French spoatiOns kossuth Exiles Of Ireland. American
Steam Navigation: Survey Of Arctic and Pacific Oceans;
The Fisheries; Father Mathew Sir John Franklin; Amin
Bey; Nev-York Mint. Peon Slavery, Public Lands;
Internal improvements Fugitive Slave Law; Catlns In
the Pres Coopsr Greeley Defense Of w'n-. F---.
Patent Fugitive Slave Law, &C
CONTENTS OF vol. II.
Notes New-York Annual Messages % the Leg stature
ment OF Canal; Railroads; Education Immigration Legal
Reform The Currency; Free Banking; Prison Discipline
Anti Rent Troubles So Special Messages Virginia Slave
Case Georgia do; Mcleod Gaze; Suppressed Veto Mes
sage OF New Regtry Law, 6c. Official Correspond
enoe Virgins Controversy Mcleod do; Letter, 20 Gen
HARRISON Daniel Webster John Quincy Adams &c Pardon
Papers: Case of Thomas Topping John c Coli Benjamin
RAthbun, &c.
CONTENTS or vol. M
Oratons and Di.cOuTses Eulogy lafayette, lsSton
Henry Clayton Daniel Webster-On A. n Buell., Grafton
on Dame OConne; Grafton John Quincy Adams. &c.
Occasional Speeches and Addresses The Union 1873 For
Greece lS27 Sunday Schools 1889; Cleveland Speech,
lsls lnterns improvements &c. Political Writings Ad
dresses Of Political Conventions Sc 1924 1881 1892 1884
1887 ls4L etc. General Correspondence; Letters from
Europe.