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no STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS.
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A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK

A POLITICAL TEAI'BOOh
YoR 1890:
COMPLIED GREELEY AND JOHN r. cIE7bLAsp.
CONTENTS:
ABoIITIoNIsTs (Ganisonans) for Disunion l73.
ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, OF Massachusetts,, Pre-
dent Buffalo Convention ls4ai Nominee Of do for Vice
ADAMS, GovERSOR Of South Carolina, recon.
mends in Message the opening of the African Slave
ADAMS, JOHN, of Massachusetts,, chosen President
1861; Reelection defeated IS OIL; g.
ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY, of Massachusetts,, elected
President 1874; Defeated candidate for do ls2s: TO-
| ALABAMA IN FAVOR OF DISSOLUTION under GER
tain eircumssDces viz the failure Of Congress to admit
ALLEN, CHARLES, of Massachusetts,, offers Re-
| AMERICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, 1856: rs.
| AMERICAN NATIONAL COUNCIL, 1856: %.
ABOLITION CONVENTION at Warsaw N. T. 1859;
TiMAsoNIc NATIONAL CONVENTIONS Of 1880
AsHMUY, GEORGE, of Massachusetts, President Re
| publican National ConyeDton, 1860: D.
| ATCBIsON, DAVID r., OF Mis- our, beaten LOT
Vice President in Democratic Convention 1882: a.
BANKS, NATHANIEL F., of Massachusetts, defeated
s p"r.s siiG m as IN
BATES, EDWARD, Of Missouri, on National Poll
tics L. tier TO the Missouri delegates 10 the Republican
Cow ntiOn: ls-hi' letter in support Of Lincoln and ham
BARBOUR, PHILIP p, of Virginia, beaten for Vice
BARBOUR, JAMES, of Virginia, President first Ma.
.onal Republican Convention ll-Presdent Wing National
BARNBURNERs of New-York retire from Demo,
cratic kstSns co1ysn'Sn % S Van Bafen and
BARTLETT, g. b., of Kentucky, President Amerl-
can National Council, 1885, %. . -,
BATES EDWARD, OF Missouri, president " nig VA
ton Convention 1855: 25Csndidse for President before
Republican Convention 1860: a.
| BAYARD JAMES A., of Delaware, defeated for
VcePesdeut u Democratic CoDsenton, 1856; -ffeadsS
Sec.ders Convention at Chafleston ~
BELL, JOIN, of Tennessee nominee OF Union
BENJAMIN, JUDAH p, of Louisiana on Popular
| Sovereignty: 1874 His opinion Of Doueles; iss;
| B,RNEY JAMES g., of Michigan, Abolition candi-
dat fn President in 1870; H-LUety Party candidate i'I
BoHmAM, MILIIDGE L., of South Carolina on Dis
| BOYD LINN, of Kentucky, defeated for Vice
President by Democratic Convention 1856; "A
| BRECKINRIDGE, JOHN G., of Kentucky, nominated
Vice ,esdsDt By % nSes At Franz
l fsrr KY, in 1885 I4s.
| BRONsON, Judge GREENE c., on Slavery, letter
| .firuing Slavery IN exist on'y By positive law;
| Brown, AARON ", of Tennessee, defeated 1or
vce.Pre,id,nt in Democratic Convention 1856; a.
| BUCHANAN, JAMES, of pennsylvania, beaten icr
PIE iden, In D.moca'ic Convention 844 3-Beaten for
PRECEDENT in Democratic Convention S49 e,soeinssa
F. rli ns st' on .Ss Gs UHised stst ssS ~
| BURR AARON chosen Vice-Presdent, lS0O-l: y
| BUTLER, WILLIAM o., of Kentucky, Democratic
nominee and candidate Vice President loia &
Defeated for Pr.don and vcePredstns in Democ -ssic
National 4 IonvontioD, 1852: 20.
| CALHOUN, JOHN c., Ol South Carolina, elected
Vice President In 1874 and reelected Ia 1923: 10.
CAMERON, Gen. SIMON, of Pennsylvania, candidate
for president before Republican NsdOnI Convention in
CAMpBi LII, LEWIS d., of Ohio, offers resolve in
| Vhis National Convention, 1913; lS
Of the third Dsmoersc Nst'n COnven,iOn ist,: is
CAss Gen. LEWIS, of Michigan, beaten for Presi.
nee io Pissidtnt Is4o beaten President, 1873: 10
r:Ssn R bs%Ss1s 49,
| Nichols Letter OF Popular sOveieiguty; II,
| CHAPMAN, Gen. JOnN g., Of Maryland, Pfesldent
| Whie National Convention, 1882 H.
| CHASE, SALMON p, of Ohio candidate for Presi-
dent before Repub National Convention 1870; a.
| CLAY, CAssiUs M., OF Kentucky, supported ior sS
Vice Pesiden. In hepubcan Naiona Conysn iou 1850 zs
| CLAY, HENRY, of Kentucky, beaten Tor Presdent,
1871 li-res,ed for Pre-id~nt 10 whis Coa.snt"n at
frs:ed fsr Presden In wing Convention. la43: Is
| CLINGMAN, THOMAS L., Of North Carolina, on
CLINTON, DE WITT defeated for President 9.
CLINTON, GEORGE, CHOSEN Vice-President, 1874: y.
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION CONVENTION, 1860: %.
CRAWFORD, MARTIN j., on Dissoution: l72.
CRAv FORD, WILLIAM H., Of Georgia, beaten for
Ptsdnt in t6; Democrsc Caucus candidate for Pres'
dent 1924. 9Beaen for President l52,: To-
CURRY, j. S. NJ, of Alabama, on Dissolution: l72.
CUSHING, Gen. CALEB, of Massachusetts fresl-
dent Democratic National Cony yeIton 1850: ss-Rere,
Couyeption Baltimore: "a.
DALLAS, GEORGE NJ, of Pennsylvania, nominated
DAVIS, GARRETT, of Kentucky defeated Tor Pre-
sident in tue American National Convection 23
DAVIS, JEFFERSON, of Mississippi, supported Tor
Pre,sdent IN NstoDa Democratic Con sention: A.
DAVIS, JOHN of Massachusetts, defeated tor vice.
President In Wbig National Cpnvention, ls4l Is
DAVIS, JOHN W.. of Indiana, President Demo
cIsric National Convention, ls52: 20
dayton, WILLIAM H.. Of New-Jersey, Republican
for yic-riesidsnt, 1856 2a-Deieaed for Vice
DEJARNhTTE, DANIEL c., of Virginia, on DSsolu.
Hon: az
DELAWARE Declares for Free Territories through
Legida i've resolves.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONvENTIONs.-First at
Baltimore lS5z: 10 Second at Baltimore 10 lssS; Il
Thnd Democratic NetonSl Convsntion, 1910; R-Foritn
DenOcrstie National ConVee oa 1874 ftS " a.i o
v,ptiou 1852: seventh Dsmocsrc NJ nal Cons
1s56: A-Eighh Democatic Nsions Conyepton, iaoo ~
Mr. svery's "a. C) Majority R.pot from Committee 90
Platform Mr. H. b. Ps!ns's Minority Report from Com
mite. on Platform Senator Wm Bgers Compromise gfo
positisp 2Udr. Nverys nded sjoriy Report ohr
Avery, remarks same Mr. H. b. Payne Of onio
In reply o. H,. 'stracs irorn bIecknhoss orI, ana
MiLonty port opted los 70 49, Alabama protests Abd
wttd.axs: s3-shtishppi sthataws: a4-Soan Carolls'
eorra re.irss b. Louisiana wt draws speech of WIN o.
Gsulo-n oi Georgia 10 favor Of the slave Trade Sy.rIu
fss Iss eeSst a. C.Son Saor ssysrd Of Delaware
Chsnhn They sdopt hs avery Platform 41fhey aoloatD
I'D ., biecLinridse and Lam; The sdoru-d Cooyeu1n
GaimCe zen Cnshhs' SPT 1rg spreeihi i,io t1 DER.
gaes; Mr KsyaI ash Of Minnesota nove 10 lay 20 taoe
Previous question def, ed: b-Propoiton u NJ 8 q
Church Of New> ork Report Of Comudnee or Cedea'is
i-Muori,y report Of do ,5uision # Doasa. Deless.'
from Lou,sisna nd Alabama: i-!g ola, Nor hoina
Mao Id e I'd SsSn sSa d. Gans
reiss the Chd, Gen Butler of Massscla'etn "u'f
DtMocRATIc PLATFORM (Davis's Resolutons)
s1ol Oy the United tales S-usts ahnlug the Jut|
Cons, q eeabhsh Save Cd in the 7 iriortes lsi
DiCKIhsoN DANIEL B., Of New York, suPPor'e|u
al r. af-Elia