New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12
FIFTEENTH EDIrIoS Now READY.
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
-A FOR 1S60,I
vol, cloth. 20 pages.
Compiled by Horace GREELEY aud JoHs Y. CLEVELAND.
New Edition, and enlarged

Ea % .S y2s ysSs. q the Ho aSS sE
yioGs views the subec. Of Slavery ia the Ter.Oe and
Ii powers and duties Of Congr.ss in relation there,o
tecsn Of Slavery and sdOm and the
R.pe by Yeas and Nays proposition to declare
Ths pots decided BY the Supreme Court the case Of Dred
Scott Set John Sanford copied from H9wsrds Reports
and Elseton iaeodsg all the ationsl Platforms ye.
adopted AbO history ef the struggle respecting slavery In
Of the Pubic Lands with the most notable sPeeche. and
Of Mr. LINCOLN Douglas Bell Cas-, ard Everett sToesn'
and Returns Of al Prs.idential Elections since 1895.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
One Of the valuable works for politicians and especially
yssP Is iics Text Book 9st ..Ugd from Iae Nes
oevery who dese to keep himself posted the political
history of the country Auburn Advertiser.
The Political Text Book compiled by Greeley and Cleveland
work Of extraordinary MERIT and should be distributed in
every iy in the land 1t contains array of facts
speaker should be without It Il Times, Olney, IL
APoLlrCAL TExrBooK yoR la6oHorace Greeley and John
r. Ceyssn OF Tue n Y TRIBUNE have compiled volume Of
which the above the condensed title which contains i'm
amount valuable political information Of all kinds in
The edo have performed their work with great care
sesTh and the vast amount Of matter which they have conn
ard
A PoIlrrcAL THxr BooK.-HOrace Greeley and John Il.
sss SSsd d @ m ST S5d
In the peDer Presidential canvass The editors are every way
70 avoid potca bias been able
ne their they have succeeded THERE'S hardly day
by in which not made the referee to decide some
political dispute some wager on an electoral retuni every
be bis referee the Dg expense Of one
dolar-l Louisville Journal.
II will not lose i interest with the termination Of the present
compaign. Portsn outh IN. H. Journal.
Every person who wishes to obtain clear and accurate view
Of American politics. connected with Slavery and coguae
quesons and especially every one who is called upon 70 write
bic Nsde Mecum enabling him verify facts incidents extracts,
6c which he viii have constant occasion to A.
5. Standard.
o he the issues
Of this pagn and the position of candidates and prominent
public men in reference to them, should fail to procure it.
lPlsttsburgh Sentinel
The work of equal value to the members the various pot
s faIte Of the country and its eoPious index enables those
wh0 consult TO turn directly to the information they desire
Boston Transcript
is an invaluable compilation containing immense array
canvass, such welinformed politician ough. TO
think cl dipensins with 1t is no9patsan and impartial
work and very cheap at its price Of SlJeey City Courier
and Advertiser.
is volume great research and greater usefulness and
will be found absolutely indispensable to ell who Interested
IN the great sdena contest on whatever side-Paei'on
IN. J) Guardian
Every politician should have copy of this work. Albany
Statesman
Mr. gEsy h: % no superior t il this ,,.S% SO%gn
find this book invaluable for reference and they would not
gig do without af'er having once given It an examination
-[NeS-YoIk Leader.
the very thing every pOdcsl speaker and every political
man who waits convenient summary Ct important political
events for the p'st thirty years. should hsveChester County
tPa) Times
Politicians of ell parties will find fund Of facts aud statistics
brought together in these pages that they cannot obtain ia any
The Textbook has present stlty and value merely
After this shall lave passed the volume will be found to
have permanent value i Brooklyn Times.
We are confident that srge aggregate ofcuen. political
Information never before cnbsde1 In single volume
II Butler PENN American.
The intention OF the comper to make the book store
house Of facts but not to give party bias at all Speeches
quoted with exaetoes bills ard eniments given at length
and the lists Of votes fer and agshs. questions OF
put down with pecsn The narrative portions
the SE f b 90 No rot nw o. ay oS 6oo
by which many political facts of interest be readily
certaIed has copious index 4 Free Press Burlington, Vt
Po1rIcAL Tiki BooKUndoubtedy the complete and
ever ped in this country is that prepared and p1ohed
by Moisc Greeley and j. f. Cleveland Il Is volume Of $50
and coey printed pge and to those seeking Information
upon subjects on Issue in the present canvass 1t is nvauable
Toledo (Ohiol Blade.
Y1psBrg PoLTIc,L woRK.-No who is interested In
the csPn should fail to pos. Ie ia the post
tioa h The Poitica Text Book The ststists are
perfectly reliable having been compiled by MessIs Horace
Greeley end John +. Clevesnd-l evening Bulletin, Phia
It has been cOmpied by Horace Greeley and John Ceve
au bic and interesting upon the leading political and
subjects of past times and Of the PRESENT It's at foil and
il should comprise "A brief view Of the Presidential nOmiHa
SCpte9 Es eG a toy q the respecting ssyey in
Territories ard OF the action Of Congress as to the freedom
Mesr, Lincoln Donglss Bell Cass Seward Everett Breckn-
ridge h v JohnlOn &C. touching the questions of the dsy
ste not desgnse honest handbook of political informs
tom Fomey's Press Phi adepihs.
Willie we cannot agree with Mr. Greeley in some OF his ultra
or pt cusr vws also concede that the statistical docu
which be issues are always ia able, accurate and n
connected with the votes In the last zig Presidential
ectos down even to the dea given with accuracy and
unes Furthermore all hs needul 10 be known as 20 our
the til now, together with the most famous speeches
and letters of our leading psS men with numerous othsT mat
substance and condensation Ia type, this book affords more
cost 1t equally fair and desirable for the devotees Of Lacoa
Bell Breckinridse Douglas Houston or Gerrit Saith Every
one eds It handbook for b6O-P Philad North Americon
Il /. lust the book needed by political speakers Clubs and
politicians of every grade and destined to attain immense
circulaon.- Reading (Penu) journal
valuable pubcaton-amos indispensable persons inter-
ested in the politics Of the dsy-lBndgeport Standard
It is Photographic view Of our Presidential history and so
pense with oil the ponderOu, volumes Of Congressional debates
IN making up his opinions To the editor the podcsn the
stump speaker tho gsator the statesman, is beyond price
Is tie substance of things gone by and the evidence of things
to come No need henceorh plead Ignorance Of the facts
OF American Presidential hsiory-star and Banner Gettys
bugh, Pa.
The work of equal the members of the various po
cs parties Of the country and its copous index enables those
Syracuse Journal
rotrrfcAL TFxr Book FOR 1900 This book compiled by
Horace Greeley and John r. Cleveland just what want
and the very best work Of the kind have well
printed on god clear type has fall index ana en-
at thst.-lDetroit Tribune.
NowOrkns politician after g'ncing through thi. volume
will fell 20 become purchass Especially w ms De ne case
contest have mined the volume with some care aud
thoroughly have examined the greater mas Deen our
admission Of both the and matter of the compilation
s almost add that Horace Greeley IL at he
Of this compilation, everybody will at once say that
no other In tine country would plan and perform work so
timely aud valuable Ia It's nature 20 wisely ani 80 we-Ne"'
Hampshire Statesman
As book Of reference Il win be Of more than tran
sen interest and iuprtsnce We are athed to see tue p9
ton Of the American AnSavery Society the subject Of dis
union ,ccuraey defined in It. Price dollar hoeisto
JUsr rHE Book TNEI-The Political Text booh'
compiled by Horace Greeley and hn r Clsye,RS & 'a1 bas
shed by TnR TRIBUNE Association 10 the very thns Ms
during The penoips Of the great issuea a., ake n VIC % ~
.le,Su which houd be in the haGds not only OF
csIyaisoly Of all parties but OF every man VINO a
undersisLdiDgly, al d ior the coed Of the uhi0[-i
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