New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOE 1860,
IA .r l Vol Cloth. ...

compiled by HORACE GREELEY aud JOHN y CLENE-
LAN M pr,ss and win be issued lss August IL il
empody every mpozs pop's.tio vote, doeo
passage calculated TO shed light on The pending fret
specially useful book OF reference
speakers writer's aid others actively Engaged In the can.
vsss. Among s contents are the following:
SKETCH OF ALI THE NATIONAL NOMINATING
CUhNEHTlUNS held la the United States since tue drst
In % including the fary Platform adopted By each Con
vention
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR SLAVERY TX
1EhsIUN, OK RkSiRICTluN IN IHh UNITED
STATES om the D-clarson Of indspenenoe TO tue IL
journals of Conses, and showing tho vote py Yeas ard
hSS s, * he On %0' o. aH ses On raE
OF HaASSS On SHs fsIE pb5 saEbs VIZ III
the eas and Nays all impOrtan: questions
THE MONkUE observation-disclosures from President Mon
r Message of lSza in regard 10 the rights Of Foreign Gov
POPULAR SOY tEKEiGETY-M DousAs, Essay iOhdn4l,
tw,en Federal aud Local Authority
THk IkkElRkssibLE COSfLICr.-hr Stewards Speech
MUDsiLLs EIaset nom Senator Hsamonds speech In
he describes Northern Mechanics {" the Mudsi Of
The REVOLUTIONS recently passed. by o. S. Senate the
and duties of Congress In regard TO Slavery In the
A PROPOSED sgDITloN LAw.-Exsrscu from Mr.. Doug
lass speech favor of law to PUNISH sedisous Publ
POPULAR UR souATTER SOY Observation-Disclosures iron
Senator benanDs Speech against SquaLter Sovereignty and
review OF ar Dougo stneones the subject OF Slavery
the Terntores-slso Mr. breckhhdses speech at Frank
fort KY on the powers and duties Of Congress IN regard 70
PRINCIPLES OF THE kkPUbLlCAN fAhTr.-Aorahan
Lncons Speech Springfield, Ill, June H. 1888, receiv
ing the Republican nomination Tor u. b Senator
"UkFRlEkDLi iLEolSLArlON."-Qnestions and answers
Mr Dougiass questions 70 Mr. Lincoln Slavery, snd M
LncOn replies Also Mr. Lincoln's Questions to Douglas
with Douglass replies
LETTERS on DISTINGUISHED SrATESMEN.-Gen.
letter to A +. Nicholson of Tennessee In which
he eDuncas the theory Of Squatt-I SlSeregnty Martin
Van burens let oi l84S he Power Il Congress
slavery Territories Greene q. Bonsons lester S4S)
declaring slavery TO exist only by this force Of local
DaDi Dickinson on the same subj Ct award bates T.
Missouri Dele the kepuocan Conyention also
his letter SUSTAINING tue nomination o Mr Lincoln
POWERS UF Thk ST PhEME CUUKT.-Extracts from tn.
Writings Speeches the Fathers OF the kepaohc, and
particularly of the Jeersonin Republican party the pow
duties Vi the Iourt OF he United States
ELECTION RETUkNSThe returns Of each state y Coun
President since aid including 1910 also the vote Of
Counties the last General Election proceed
Ing the residential Election Of looO
RESOLUTIONS, &e-Resolutons Of Party state Convention,
and Of Sae Legislatures the subject Of Slavery and such
the speeches writings Of prominent States
and Politicians who recognized leaders OF ner
respective parties w give ceai idea OF tho issues In
waved the coaing Political Campaign, and the positions
tshen BY the various parties to the contest
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