The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-21
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POLITICAL TRxT-D00E Foa 1see.
Coup,ird By Hor.ee Greeley snd John E
Cleveland, Is nov il press AMI viii .oan he
is.ued. Il i. intended 10 tmbody every
important proposition. vote, document o.
passage, calculated to she'd light on the
pending Presidential struggle, and to be
specially useful A. boox OF references 10
al speakers, writer's and others actively
engaged in the canvass. Among its contents
are the following.
4 sxxrcH OF ALI rHf NATION Al DOMINATING
coxyKNr1oxs held in the Uni ed States .iace the
ars. in 1850 inclaalag ne Party Plassoru adapted
By each Csnreafisa.
A HISTORY OF THE sTRUGGLE FOR sLarERT
ExrExsIoN OR RESTRICTIONS IN THE UNITED
STATES from The Destination, Il fndepen'.eass 10
the sxeiss.on Q. Kansas in 1856 mainly fFon the
Journals Of Congress- and having the vote By
Tea. AMI Mars % The INST important divisiuns u
either House.
QUESTION OF GRANTING FREE HoMEsTEADs
ToACTCALsErrLEgSo N THE PG KLiC LANDS.
with the Teas ant Nays all iuspostan, qaestions-
Noarses Message OF isa3 regard 10 the rights u:
Foreign Governments this C,Rsinent.
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY Nj Douglass Essay
originally published in Hsrpetss Alsainel On The
Dividing Line between Federal aud L5esi Authors
THE IRREPREsslsLg CoNsL'cT.-Xr seward's
speech delivered a; Roche-tes in 1858.
NCDsILLS.-Extrae, from Senator Hatnusofd's speech
IN which he describes NorthsEn Mechanics a. the
Nadsilis ot Society.
THE REsoLUTI Ms recently passed by q. s Senate
the p,~ers and duties Of Congress IN regard 10
Slavery in the Territories.
A PROPOSED sEBIrIoN LAW y-Extrsts from Mr.
Douglass speech IN favor Of law to punish Sell
tioas Publications..
rvr1LAKUH s2uArrEK Observation-Disclosures,
fsom Senator Benjamin's speech against So Iarter
Sovereignty and II review of n. Dug, ass ;heore,
on the subject OF Slavery in the ferritories-si o
Mr. Brecktnridse's Speech at Frankfort ky. IN
the powers and duties Of Congress regard to
Territories.
PRINCIPLES OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY .-AbEa-
ham Lincoin's Speech al Springfield III. June L..
1883 On receiving the Republican Nomination Tot
L s. Senator
UNFRIENDLY LEGISLATION ''--ouestious and
answers NJ. Douglass que'iions u N E. Lincoln Un
Slavery. and NJ. LincoIn's replies. Also Nj. LIN
coins questiuns Douglas with Doug as tepiies
LETTERS OF DISTINGUISHED STATESMEN tea
Casss letter 10 o. A P. Nicholson, OF Tennessee
in which he enuneistes the -heory OF squaiief Syv
ereignty. Martin Van BURNS Iette. ui IssS Oh the
Power of Congress Slavery in the TIE .rito les
Greene c. Bronson's letter flsasy de iariag Slavery
10 exist only by the force of local law. Damie 5.
Dickinson on the subject Edward Bates 10
the Missouri Delegation TO the Republican Nation
al Convention; also his ie.ser sustaining The uoml-
nation Of Nj. Lincoln.
POWERS OF THE SUPREME CQURT.-Extra>ts trum
the writings and Speeches of the Fathers of the
Republic, and particularly Of the Jeffersonian Re-
publican party on the powe aud duties OF The SUI
preme Courf of the UNITED states.
ELECTION RETURNS The returns of each State by
counties for President since including 1910 ;
General EIection preceding the p esldeu,isi Eies-
t.un CT 1860.
RESOLUTIONS. &c Resolutions Of Party State Con-
ventons and Of State Legislatures on the subject OF
Slavery, and such extracts from the speeds aud
writings II prominent Statesm, and Politicians
who are recognized AS leaders of their respective
parties will give clear idea If the issues in
volved in the coming Political Campaign and The
positions by the various parties to the contest
The Textbook will be ready IN the
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