New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

| POLITICAL Textbook FOR 1860, compiled by
Horace Greeley AND John T. Cleveland, is now in
press aud will soon he issued. II is intended to en-
body every important proposition, vote document or
oaseage calculated TO shed light on the pending Pes
DENTAL struggle and to be specially useful book of
reference to all speakers, writers and others actively
engaged in the canvass. Among its contents the
| following:
held in the United States since the FIRST in 1880 including
the Party Platform adopted by each Convention.
HIsToRY STRUGGLE SLAVERY EXTENSION OR
RESTRICTION UNITED STATES from the Declaration
of independence tho Exclusion Of Kansas from the Union
IN 1860 mainly from the Journals of Congress- and showing
the by Yeas and Nays the important divisions
of either House.
HrsroRY OF CONGRESSIONAL ACTION on THE QUESTION OF
GRANTING FRKB HosEsTEaDs TO AcrrAL SETTLERS on
PusLic LANDS, with the Yeas and Nays On all Inn
portsnt questions.
THE MONROE DoCTRSE-Extracts from President Monroe's
Message Of 1923 regard to the right. Of Foreign Govern.
uenss on this Continent.
Porr1AR sovERKreNrY-Mr Douglass Essay Originally pub
nfhed Hapes Maga1ineJ the Dividing Line between
Federal and Local Authority.
TRk IsKEPkEssIBLE CoEYLICT.-Mr. Stewards Speech de-
ivered at Rochester In 1888
ncDsLExract from Senator Hammonds Speech In which
be describes Northern Mechanics the Muds OF Society
THE RESOLUTIONS reSen passed by u Senate the po~
ritoTcs.
PRoPozHp SEpTIoy LAw-Ertrscts from Mr.. Douglass
Speech In favor Of law to punh sedious Publications
POPULAR SQUATTER from Senator
Bepja1nns Speech against Squstte Sovereignty and IL
view Of MIR Douglass theories the subect Of Slavery In
TerTtnres also Mr.. Brectnridges Speech at Frank
% n.y. the powers and duties Of Congress In regard 10
the Territories.
Principles REPUBLICAN PARTY.-Abraham Lincoln's
Speech Springfield H. June II, 1885, receiving the
Republican nomination for L. s. Senator.
UyPRgEDLf LEeIsLATIoN"-Q Questions and answers; Mr..
Douglass questions Mr. Lincoln Slavery and Mr. Lin
coin rcpies Also Mr Lincolns Questions TO Douglas,
with Douglass replies.
tooA F. Eichol.on Of Tennessee, In which lie euuncaes
the theory Squntter Sovereignty. Martin Van Burens
letter OF 1919 the Power Of Congress Slavery tn the
Territories Greene C. Brouson letter (sis) declaring
Slavery only BY the force Of local law DANIEL s.
Dickinson On the s.re subject Edward Bates TO the MIS-
sour Delegates the Republican National Convention also
his letter sustaining the nomination Of Mr.. Lincoln.
POWERS SUPREME CouRTExtracs from the Writings
and spt eches Of Fathers OF tho Republic and parcu
larry the JeHersonisn Republican party the
aud duties of the Supreme Court Of the United Stses
ELECTION RKruESsThe returns OF each State by Counties
for President ard including 1890 also the II each
State BY Counties the las. General Election preceding the
Presidential Election Of 1860.
RgsoLuroys &cRescluious Of Party State Conventions aud
OF state legislatures the ssbi-ct Of Slavery aud such
tracts from the speeches and writings of prominent States
men and Politicians who recognized leaders Of their
respective p- viii give clear idea OF the issues In
voved in the coming Political Campaign, and the positions
taken by The various psrles 10 the contest
The Text-B Book will be ready in the course ofJuly.
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