The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-07-05
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/. Ancient and Modern Politicians, by Will
liam Jay.
2. First Introduction of the Nebraska Terri.
torial Bill, 1853
3. Movements in the South on Slavery, prior
to the Declaration of independence, from the
American Archives.
4. Extracts from General Washington's Wri-
tings i'll Relation to Slavery
5. DIR. Franklin on Slavery-full extracts
from his works.
6. Fast and Loose, Russia and the Union,
Wages on the INSTRUMENTATION by DIR. VIM
Elder.
I. Southern Sentiment, by Southern Wo-
man.
8. Democratic Platform, adopted at Balti-
more, July l, 1852.
9. Wing Platform, adopted at Baltimore
June 8, 1852.
10. Free Democratic Platform, adopted at
Pittsburgh, August IL, 1852.
III. Jeferson's Minutes of Debate in 1916,
on the Declaration of Independence Original
Draft, &c.
+ II. Jefferson's Minutes of Debate on the Ar
ticles of Confederation-all of both debates re-
latng to Slavery.
l3. The Mauvaises Terres of Nebraska by
J. G. w.
ii. The Issue, by DR.. Wm Elder.
10. Extracts from the Madison Papers.
l6. Elliot's Debates on Virginia-State Con-
vention on the Federal nsttution-Extracts.
II. Do. in the North Carolina Convention on
do.-Extracts.
Is. The Slave Trade and Slavery in the
British Colonies, &c.-Dr. VIM Elder.
10. The Minister Hunting the Slave-Henry
Ward Beecher.
20. New York Bible Society and its Preach
er-Relations to Slavery.
Il. Elliots Debates III the PENNSYLVANIA
Convention on the Federal Constitution-Ex-
tracts.
y. Debates in the South Carolina Conven.
ton on the Federal Constitution.
%. Extracts from Jefferson's Notes on Vir-
| ginia.
"A. Extracts from Jeferson's Plan of a Con-
stitution for Virginia.
70. Extracts from Jeferson's Correspond
ence.
26. Examination of the Fugitive from Ser
| vice Clause of the Federal Constitution.
u. Extracts from Jefferson's Correspond.
ence-concluded. These extracts furnish the
most complete views of Jefferson's Opinions on
Slavery, ever published separately.
2S. Exciting Debates in Congress, 1890
from Annals of Congress.
20. Do. III Congress in l793-from do
30. fuckers State of Slavery in Virginia.
81. Examination of the Mosaic Laws of Ser
vitude, by William Jay.
81. The Paramount Question.
80. Senator Atchison and the Territory of
Nebraska.
"a. Modern Parable of the Prodigal Son.
30. Clause in the Nebraska Bill relating to
Aliens-Remarks of Mr.. Chase
&c. Native Americanism and the So.called
Democracy.
81. Address of the Independent Democrats
IN Congress to the People Of the United States,
on the Nebraska Kansas Bill.
So. Copious Extracts from the Great Debate
on Emancipation, in the Legislature of Virgin
ia, in 1892.
80. Southern Democracy.
40. Southern Ideas about Property.
II, Ohio and the Nehra sl,o R;lI NopJ,,ot &C
its.Legislature.
AZ. Domestic Institutions ofCuba-Interven-
ton Demanded
43. Conquest of Cuba-The First Demon
stration.
"A. The Test Vote in the House on the Ne.
aska.Kansas Bill.
As. The Duty of Northern Men-The Hour
for Union Come.
46. Remarks on the Remark of Edward Ev-
erett, that no Material Interest is at Stake.
AZ. Parties and Slavery.
AZ. Shall there be Party of Freedom?
49. The Difference-Two Millions and Fif
teen Millions.
90. The Programme of Party of Freedom
in power.
81. An Argument with the New York Trib.
une on the Old Policy.
81. The Movements of our Home Popula-
tion-the only article of the kind ever published.
50. Speculations of Southern Politicians con.
corning the Union.