New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1850,
"a f,ompiled hx HORACE GREELEY and yOhN y.

A POLITICAL TEAI-bOuM rvr souT =
"A Compiled By HORACE GREELEY and 'ohN T.
CLEVELAND "a now On press and viii soon be Issued l.
intended TO ebody every important proposition, VOTE docu
ment or passage calculated TO she'd light on the pending re
dsts and to be specially useful book Of reference
all speakers writer's and others actively engaged In 'he
vass Among its contents are the following:
A SKETCH OF ALL THE NATIONAL NOMINATING
CONVENTIONS held In the United Ststes since the Srs
In 1850 including the Party Platform adopted by escn o'n
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR sLAyERAY, M A,Ivo Tx,
TENSION, OR REsTRIcTIoN in THE UNlIED EI
es nom sss Union !. % @ ya. %.sSy Syy s.:. @ sns md
journals Of 0o1fs. and Of s shs ss' Hcu.
History 9G A6TeS SN sF 70
the Yeas and Nays all important questions
THE MONROE from fssidsns Mon Non
roe. M.:s. q s n regard to the % Of Foreign
PoPULAR sovERRIoNTY-M Douglas: E:.sy t0rEinally
u.hsda in H..Se arg I'm S'i,as ay On the Dividing Line
THE IRREPRESsIBLE CONFLICT-Mr Stewards Speech
delivered at Rochester In 1883.
MUDslLLs-E.trset from Senate, Haumonds Speech IN
which he describes Northern Mechanics tho Mudsls oil
THE RESOLUTIONS recently passed by u s. Senate .te
and duties Of Congress In regard ." slavery 'n'
A PROPOSED sEplTIoN LAw.--E,.rc.. from Mr. poaas "a
las. Speech In favor Of law to punish seda0us fa0
POPULAR OR soUATTER RsovEREIGNrY;,-Ex,sct. from
review Of Mr. Douglass .leOnes the subject Slavery
In the Terntoes-aso Mr. Breekindges Speech at Frank-
fort Ky the powers and duties Of Congress In regard 70
the Territories.
PRINCIPLES OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.-Abrahsn,
Lincoln,s Speech Springfield H. june H. 1855 on rscev
ing the Republican nomination for u. 8 Senator.
"UNFRIENDLY Observation-Disclosures and answers;
Mr. Douglass questions to Mr. Lincoln on Slavery aud MI
Lincoln replies Aso Mr. Lincon's questions to Douglas.
with Douglas's replies
LETTERS OF DISTINGUISHED STATESMEN.-Gen.
Css letter to o. p Nicholson Of Tennessee In which
he epuncatss the theory Of Squatter Sovereignty Martin
Van Burens letter of 1873 the Power Congress over
Slavery In the Territories Greene c. Bon@oos letter tlS4D
declaring Slavery exist only by the force Of local "
Dsnisl Dickinson the subj'ct Edward Bates TO
the Missouri Delegates the Republican Conyenon also,
his letter sustaining the nomination Of Mr. Lincoln
POWERS OF THE SUPREME COURT.-Extrscts from the
Writings Speeches the Fathers of the Republic and
particularly Of Jehersonisn Republican party the
es and duties the Supreme Court Of the United States
ELECTION RETURNS Of each State ~ Conn
tes for President and including 84D; the vote Of
each Counties ct the last General Election proceed
ing the Presidential Election OF 1860.
RESOLUTIONS &c-Resoluons of Party State Conventions
and OF State the subject Of Slavery and sch
extracts from speeches and writings Of pominen. States
men and Politicians who recognized leader: Of tneir
respective paes will give clear idea Of the issues in-
vowed the coming Political Campaign, and the positions
taken by the various parties 10 the contest
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