New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1860

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Among Its contents the following:
| SKETCH OF ALL THE NATIONAL, NOMINATING
CONVENTIONS held IN the United stses since the arst
in 1880 including the Party Platform adopted BY each Con-
venton
sNsioN VI or IhT REsrRicTIoN IN THE uNITE6
STATES from the Declaration Of Independence TO tho E1-
Of .ns s bosns SosH Il. va a Si
Nays on the most Important dviions of either House
RsSRX 96 eSkE es 1N gR5 m
ACTUAL SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC LANDS, with
the Yeas and Nays all important questions.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.-EItrscts from President Mon
erbments Of this Continent
pubi.hed in Hsrpers M.ss.inel on Dividing Line be-
tween Federal and Local Authority.
THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT.-Mr. Stewards Speech
delivered at Rochester in 1859.
MUDsILLs-Extract from Senator Hammonds Speech, In
winch he describes Northern Mechanics as the Mod'ik Of
THE RESOLUTIONS recently passed by u s. Senate the
powers aud duties Of Congress in regard to Slavery in the
PROPOSED sHDITIoN LAw-E1trscts from Mr.. Doug
ss Speech in favor Of law to punish sedtous Publ
POPULAR OR soUATTER RsovERETGNTY.-Eztractsfr from
Senator Bensn Speech against squatser Sovereignty and
an the Terrtoressso Mr. Breckindg-s speech st Frank
Ky the powers and duties of Congress In regard to
PRINCIPLES OF THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.-Abrsham
Lncon's Speech Springfield, H. june H. 1883, recetv
Ing the Republican nomination for U. 3 Senator
"UNFRIENDLY YLEGIsLATION."-Quostions and answers;
Mr. Dsusla1s questions Mr. Lincoln Slavery, and Mr.
Lincoln replies Also Mr. Linsolns questions to Douglas
with Douglss's replies
LETTERS OF DISTINGUISHED sTATEsMEN.-Gen
Css letter to o. p Nicholson Of Tennessee, in which
he sDuncat the theory of Squatter Sovereignty Martin
Van Burens Letter Of lS48 the PoTer Congress over
Slavery in the Territories Greene O. Bfon.ods letter lSi
aecarng Slavery TO exist only By the force 'f local
Dsni.l Dtckinon the subject Edward Bates 10
the Missouri Delegates 10 the Republican Conyenoa Also
his letter sustaining the nomination OF Mr. Lincoln
POWERS OF THE SUPREME COURT-Extracts from the
Writings Speeches Fathers Of the Republic, and
the Jehersonian Republican party tine pow
and duties of the Supreme Court Of the United states
ELECTION RETURNS The returns Of each State Coun
State BY Counties the last General Election proceed
ing the Presidential Election Of 1850.
RESULU 7UkS ae-R solutions of Party State Conventions
and State Legislatures the subject Of Slavery and such
from the speeches and writings Of prominent States
and Politicians who Recognized leader. OF tner
respective parties will give clear idea of the issues In
vowed the coming Political Campaign, and the positions
taken by the various parties 70 the contest.
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