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The single end OF this book the presentation, In compact
and convenisn FORM Of the important f votes
speeches and other documents which eucdats
the political sgatng this county IL has been our
candidate and other important peaA
for himself his platform and yndcate III ne msy
mis- and the soundne OF his views on the great
questions which underlis our current rolltics .
OF such work can have but Comparative merit
Maze large and still many things must be omitted
that the compiler would wish 70 insert and critic viii
psusbly ak Why insert this and omit that Why give 90
10 remember remembered mad s that would be val
ok IKE this We only that we have done our
best: let hini do better who can ,,,
Inaecracy of citation one chief Of political
discussions hardly listen to set speech, even nom
yeforned and truthful which s not marred oy
unconscious isstatssnt Of the posi-
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found Indispensable But those who only
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understanding OF the Issues and contentious the day
They will be interested In comparing the actual positions taken
by Mr. Lincoln, Mr Douglas or Cen Cess, or Mr. Everett
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PuBLlsBERs LIoYDs WEEKLY Yn-Gest': Incosed hnd
"a for one years subscription your valuable journal con-
.ider the map worth that amount alone.
JOHN 8. DARCY,
President Of the New.Jersey RR and Transportation Co.
~ wHEs DID RAILROAD OFFICIAL EVER sUBscRrBE FOR
MONTHLY GuIpKl
TO STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS.
Il THIRD EDITION READY:
POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1860:
Comprising Brief View OF
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS;
ALL THE NATIONAL PLATFORMS EVER YET
ADOPTED;
Also
HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE
RBsPKCTNs
SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIEs,
ACTION OF CONGRESS AS TO THE
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS,
WITH
THE MOST NOTABLE SPEECHES AND LETTERS
HHssRs LINCOLN DOUGLAS, BELL, CAsS, SEWARD,
EVERETT BRECKENRIDGE, II. v. JOHNSON ETC,
ETC TOUCHING THE QUESTIONS OF THE DAY.
RETURNS OF ALL PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
SINCE 1886.
Compiled By
HORACE GREELEY AND JOHN p. CLEVELAND.