New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
4 POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1860,
Vol Cloth

Cou,pNed BY HORACE GREELEY and JOHN y. CLEVE-
LAND is now press and viii be Issued on LIST August
intended to smbody every important proposition vote doca
ment or passage calculated shed light on the pending rs
sruse and to be specially useful book Of references
10 all speakers writers and others actively engaged In the can
vass. Among its contents are the following;
A SKETCH OF ALL THE NATioNaSL Al. NoMINAIiNo VA I'M.
In 1890 including the Party Platform adopted BY each Con
vention
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR SLAVERY 1 ;FA,l tx
STATES flom the Decason Of Indspendence TO the EI
journals Of ConEes and showing the vO. pJ Yeas and
NAYS ON the ost Important divisions Of either House
aSEsHnoS SG or % 81
ACTUAL SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC LANps' win
III. Yeas and Nays all important question:
THE MONROE DOCTRlNE-EItscts from President Mon
ros Message lSza regard to the rights Of EOre Gov
poPTmaE Douglass Essay tohginsIy
pubsbed In Harpsrs Masarne) the Dividing Line be-
The iKREPREsslBLE CONFLICTING Stewards Speech
delivered at Rochester In 1898. n. s,..o, &.
MUDslLLS- Extract nom Senator hanmonds sPsecn II y,
which describes Northern Mechanics as the Audai Of
THE RIsoLUTIoNs recently passed by o. Senate tn,
powers and duties of Congress In regard to Slavery IN the
A PKuPUsED sEDITIoN LAw.-EItrac,s from Mr.. Doug
lass Speech in favor of law to pun1h sedihous fuon
poPTLAR OR sQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY Y;-E1tTaets iIon
Senator Bejanin Speech against squsei
In the 1enitoresao MI DeeknIidses speech q, fIsnn 4
fort Ky powers and duties of Congress In regard 70
pRINciPhEs hSe ip oF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-Abrah.n
Incolus Speech Springfield ILL., June H. 1885, on receis
rg the Kepubhcan nomination for U. s. SENATOR
"UNFRIENDLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana answers
Mr Douglass questions to MI Lincoln on slavery ana MI
Lincoln replies Also, Mr. LiRo0lns Questions 10 o0us'4'
with Douglas replies ,uz,,...x, n
LETTERS or DISTINGUISHED STATESAEN-Gen.
Cas,s letter TO D. p Nicholson OF Tennessee In when
be spuncat.s the theory of SquteI Sovereignty Martin
Van bres letter of lo4S the PoSer d Congress oyet
slavery in the Terrtoies Greene BfonsoHs lester S4o)
decpR Slavery exist only BY the force oil local as
Daniel Dickinson the same subject EdwMa na'e, S 70
tie Missouri Delegates 20 the Republican Conventon Aso
his letter ming nomination OF Mr Lincoln =,
POWERS or THE SUPREME LOURT.-Ex'rscts rom tns
WntRs and Speeches Fathers Of the Republic ana
particularly VI Republican party on tno pow
er, and duties II the Supreme Court Of the United states
ELECTION RkTURESThe returns Of each STATE Coun d
s Tor President since and including l64 also the vote OF
scb STATE by Counties the last General Election peceo'
ing the PRESIDENTIAL Election OF looo a.. A..
REsDUTIONS solutions OF Party state ConVenuon
And Of SaIe the subject Of slavery ahe suc
extracts from the speeches and writings OF prominent etts
men and Politicians Who recognized .. Leaders Of .hsn
e,netiye parties Will give clear idea oil the Issues w
yo y.d IN the coming Pot al Campaign and tne posiuons
tsleu by the various parties 10 the contest
Pdce 81 per copy poet psd SO per hundred oash orders
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