The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-12-25

Maine, Elections in $50, l55
Maine, Delegates to the National Convention 20
MGLane, Judge, Opinions of l04
Massachusetts, Standardization de-
mandatory of the Attack on Mr.. Sumner sc
Minister of Christ, Letter from q Isl
Minnesota Territory, Population Of %
Missouri, A Voice from "a
Moore Hon. John, for Fremont, 159
New England, Local Elections In AZ
New Hampshire, Election in - SO
New York Conventions - : l59
Newspaper Responses to Fremont's Nomi-
nation l02
Nicaragua, Letter from no
Nicaraguan Minister not Received 20
No Logic for " Northern Hogs" 1eS
North American Convention O. q
Nullfers and Mr. Banks
Official Returns of the Presidential Votes 1919
Ohio Legislature Organized
Ordinance of l7s7-JefIerson's Last Letter l47
Ostend Manifesto l39
Padre Viii, Minister from Nicaragua SO
Pennsylvania for Fremon. l3l
Pennsylvania in Former Years l56
Pennsylvania, Opposition Press in So
Philadelphia National Convention Circu-
Political Calendar ISL
Political FieId-Ratifcation Meetings lO7
Political Items Sc, l63, III, 1874, 1917
Political Movements Is, 81, so
Polish Patriots, Views of
Popular Vote for Several Years, in the
United States 1S9
Popular Vote for President 1873
Presidents Message to Congress, 1856 1914
Presidents Message, De bate on, in Senate 1919
Presidents Proclamation 1873
Presidents Visit TO New Hampshire l59
Presidential Election Satisfies 10, III
Presidential Votes, &C l86
Public Documents, The 8
Public Meetings at the Tabernacle, New
York IL
Queer Investigation Of Governor "a
Quincy, JOSIAH Letter from 81
Radical Democracy ID New York 81
Reeder, Gov, in Reply to the President 20
Reports Accompanying Presidents Message 1877
Republican Associations 81, SO
Republican Association of Washington
Resolutions, &c g. 3S, 1875
Republican Association at Washington, on
the Presidential Message 1919
Republican Delegates from Baltimore 90
Republican Convention at Pittsburgh 81, 80, Al, 4s
Republicans in Michigan SO, 20
Republican Movements, Progress Of 67
Republican Party Position of ls4
Republican Press and State Convention in
Ohio SO
Republican Convention at Syracuse 81
Republican Meeting in Kentucky e6
Republican Party in Connecticut as
Republican National Convention 90 lOl
Republican Platform-Fremont's Accept
ance III, I76
Republican Standardization Is4
Republican State Committee at New York %
Republicans at Observation-Disclosures from IL
Returns FULL from the several States 100
Rhett, Hon r. b.. not Satisfied lss
Rhode Island Election 81
Sectionalism, Record of 1873, l9l
Senate, A Scene in "A
Senate, What it will be 1876
Shannon, Gov, Resignation of III
Signs of the Times AZ, 81
Smith, Gerrit, Position of I42
South, Dis:tlection in the I6l
South, Clean of Common Sense from lac
Southern Buchanan Party ISL
Southern Confederacy, The Proposed 1874
Southern Disunion Party I9I
Speeches at Newark, New Jersey 90
Startling Statistics -ll2
Summers Letter to the Republican Conven-
ton at Faneuil Hall lO5
Summers Letter to the Meeting at Pough-
keepse III
Sumner Case, Testimony in the 1913
Sumner, Sympathy for, in Cincinnati SO
Sumner Assault, Southern Press on the 81, l6l
Texas, Free State in 1873
The Final Test 70
Tbirty-fifth Congress, as far as heard from l9l
Union, Southerner's Estimate of the %
Union to defeat Buchanan lsl
Union Electoral Ticket in Pennsylvania I76
Union, VIII the South Dissolve il? 90
Vigilance Committee at San Francisco
Head Of Arrested 1855
Voice Of the People la1
Voice Of thePress-The Present and the
Future hg.s2- 49, LA
Wade, Hon. B. f., Reelected - SO
Wise Sayings Of Gov. Wise - eis3
Wolves in the Walk I5e