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TEXTBOOK FOR REPUBLICANS
Il Now READY
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
And its
PRES ENTAIL CANDIDATES.
Comprising accurate History Of the Republican Party
in the United States from lis Origin In i76 10 la Dissolution
in 1882 Of the Whs and Democratic Parties during the Inter
resnum; and Of il. Reformation in 1855 defend Freedom
Speech and OF the Press and 10 resist the Ascssons the
Slave Power With Biographical Sketches and Portraits Of
FREMONT and DAYTON
By BENJAMIN r. HALL.
remb,e for my country hen remember thai God Il Just
80. Jefferson.
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This work contains just the which all should have
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the decentralization and
DISRUPTION OF OLD PARTIES
their abandonment the original principle which they
founded their progressive and increasing bservency
Slave Interest shown in obsequous devotion its claims
eliminating In that crownng act Of nay tie sbogso Of
the Missouri Compromise and in the Of crimes and
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~ THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
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NJ o w X T. A ID
IN THE BULL OF POPE GREGORY XVI

N o w X A ID
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IN TIE REPUBLICAN, PARTY
PRESIDENTIAL CANDID ATES.
5l4 Pages 81

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City Politics.
REORGANIZATION OF THE EMPIRE CLUB.

Last evening large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Empire Club was held at National Hail. Canal street, for
the purpose OF aiding the democratic party in securing
the election of their candidate the coming Presidential
election. The unte1ifed reerganzed this famous Club
and elected Captain Ryneers of the association.
Six vice PRESIDENTS two recording secretaries
Responding secretary treasurer, grand marshal and
sergeant alarms also chosen without much dii-
Guilty. The President of the club then called upon
to make speech N the Of which he took occasion
to make fierce onslaught upon tie niger worshppers
and Know Nothipgs. There doubt, he said, Of
the election of democratic President particularly as
the members of the Empire Club were determined t,
stand by the nominee of the Cincinnati Convention at all
hazards Thos. G. Field George p Barnard and Major
Heacock then addressed the assembIage All the speak
quite sangane Of gori victory for the
mocracy at the forthcoming election.
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Theatres and Exhibitions

BROADWAY THEArRE-The living enbodments Of the works
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ty" winds up the amusements for the ortysecond time
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s
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Woop's MNsrREIs-Good songs we'll sung, conical and
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HxPIRE HALL- there any who have not the ad
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Siege OF eebs stopo they advised by all visit E
FIRE Hall before the paintings leave the city
HIAwArHAhe public reading OF which appears to be
ang quite much excitement did the private perusal wnen
the poem FIRST ssuedw be repeated BY Miss Kimberly,
ut Hope Chapel, to morrow evening.
BRooKLYN MUsEUM-A very large and highly respectable
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city ard viii shortly series of their pleasing enter
tAlument.