New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1860
N Compiled BY HORACE GREELEY and JOHN r..
CLEVELAND s In press and will soon be Issued II h
intended to embody every important proposition vote docu
men or passage cacusted shed light the pending Pres
dental struggle and be secy useful book Of reference
to all speakers writers and others actively engaged in the
vsss. Among its contents the following:
A SKETCH OF ALL THE NATIONAL NOMINATING
CoNVENTioNs held "a tho United States since the drst
in 1890 including the Party Platform adopted BY each Con
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR SLAVERY Ex
TENSION, OR RESTRICTION IN THE UNITED
STATES from the Decisrai9n Of Indepeudence 70 the II
Journals Of Congress and showing the vote BY Yeas and
A History Y OF '' coSGREssIoNAL AcTIdN ON TIE
QUESTION OF 9RaH6ISS @ FREE B9MEsTEhPs IEh TO T5
the Yeas and Nays sl important questions
THE MONROE pUCTRlNE-E1 from Prsddent Mon Mon
ernments on this Continent -,
pubRed ain IN Han ef as.ssns on the Dividing Line
m sTsSI EidsI s Lee scdnSFIcfM Stewards Speech
delivered at Rochester In 1883. l., g., l.,
which he describes Northern Mechanics ss the hadsis Of
THE REVOLUTIONS recently passed BY u s. Senate the
powers and duties Of Congress In regard to Slavery in the
. PRpP0sED sEpTTIoN LAw.-E,trscts from Mr.. Doug.
lass Speech In favor Of law to punish seditous Puon'
pofsTI4R OR soUArTER RsovEREIGNTY.-EI,rac..ft
Bsns Speech against squatter soverenty and
IN se TsrI.oesso Mr. BSsssSdsss speech a. FRANK
fort Ky the powers and duties Of Congress In regard to
PRINCIPLES NC or THE REPUBLICAN rARTY;-Abrah.m
Lincolns Speech Springfield, ILL., June H. 1858, recev
iDs the Republican nomination for u 8. Senator
"UNfRlENDLY YLEGISLATlONp-Qnestions and answers
Mr. Douglass questions TO Mr. Lincoln Slavery, and Mr.
Lincoln replies Also, Mr. Lineolns questions to Douglas
with Douglass repie. - ., -
LETTERS or DISTINGUISHED STATESmEN-Gen.
Cess letter to p Nicholson Of Tennessee In which
he enuncat.s the theory Squatter Sovereignty Martin
Burens Of l843 the Power Il Congress
Slavery Territories Greene c. Bronsons letter 8S)
declaring Slavery exist only by the force Of local Law
Daniel Dickinson the subject Edward Bates to
the Missouri Delegates the Republican Conventon also
his letter sustaining the nomination OF Nj. Lincoln
POWERS OF THE SUPREME COURT.-Extracts from the
Writings Speeches the Fathers Of the Republic, and
particularly the Jeferonian Republican party the pow
duties OF the Supreme Court Of the United states
ELECTION RETURNSThe returns Of each State oy Coun
ties President since aid including 1870 the vote Of
by Counties the last General Election preced
ing the Presidential Election OF 1890. .
RESOLUTIONS Gre solutions Of Party State Conventions
and Of State Legislatures the subject Of Slavery and such
the speeches and writings Of prominent States
and Politicians who recognized leaders Of tner
respective parties will give clear idea Of the Issues in
vowed the couing Political Campaign, and the positions
taken by the various parties TO the contest
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