New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1860
~ Comniled by HORACE GREELEY and JOHN I

4 POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1860,
N Compiled by HORACE GREELEY and JOHN r.
CLEVELAND Ia 10 press and win be issued 1t Is
intended to embody every important proposition vote, docu
passage calculated shed light the pending Pre
der tis struggle and be specially useful book of reference
all speakers and others actively engaged in the
ysss. Among its contents the following:
A SKETCH or ALL THE NATIONAL NOMINATING
CONVENTIONS held IN the United State since the er't,
in 1890 including the Party Platform adopted oy each Con-
yention
TENSION. OR RESlRI yTI0N in THE UNITED
STATES from the Declaration Of Independence TO the Tx
Os O o. sns as so%nr he vo BY s
Nays on the most important dvidons OF either House
Or Or cGSsN15 S A2s 1N
ACTUAL sETTLERS on THE PUBLIC LANDS, with
the Yeas and Nays on all important questions.
TIE MONROE DOCTRINE.-Extracts from President Mon
o Message Of 1923 in regard to the rights OF Foreign Gov
ernments oil this Continent
POPULAR sOVEREIGNTY-Mr Douglass Essay (oriinaly
pubished in Hapes Magsdne) on the Dividing Line be-
tween Federal aud Local Authority.
THE IRREPREsSIBLE CONFLICT.-Mr. Stewards Speech
delivered at Rochester in 1883.
MUDSILLS Extract from Senator Hanmonds Speech in
ghrh he describes Northern Mechanics the hud'i Of
THE RESOLUTIONS recently passed by u s. Senate the
powers and duties Of Congress In regard to Slavery IN the
4 PROPOSED SEDITIoN LAw.-Extracs frOn Mr.. Doug.
lass Speech in favor Of law 70 punish Seditou Publ
cations
POPULAR OR sQUATTER sovEREIGSTY.-Extractsf rom
Senator
ip review of SIR the subject OF slavery
En- the Teories-als MIR BTeckinrdss Speech at Frank
fort Ky the powers and duties oi Congress III regard 70
the Territories.
PRINCIPLES OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY;-Aoraham
iucons Speech Springfield H. june H. 1888 on recei''
IL the Republican nomination Ter L. S. Senator
"ISERIENDI.Y LEGISLATION .rQuesiiogs and sEsSsrs
Rr Douglass questions to Dir Liceln on SlaE'Iy sa ~
Lincoln replies Also Mr. Lincolns questions 70 Douglas,
with Douglass replies
LETTERS OF DISTINGUISHED STATESMEN.-Gen.
ass letter o. 2. Nicholson Of Tennessee In which
he epuncs the theory Of Squatter SnFerelguty haun
Var burcns lot Of lo43 the PoFer congress over
slavery in the Terraiss Greene G. BioE.oSs % si,er % =
Dah Dickinson the subj ct Edward Bates 10
Missouri Del-sates 10 the Republican COnventionj also
his letter sustaining the nomination Of Mr. Lincoln
POWERS OF THE SUPREME COURT.-Extrscts from the
Writings Speeches the Fathers oi the Republic, aud
particularly Of tho Jefersouisn Republican party the
srs duties of the Supreme Court Of the United States
ELECTION RETuRNS-Th returns Of each ste y Coun.
ties for President since and including $780, the vote OF
each State b, Counties the last General Election peced-
iIg the Preside htial Election Of 1850.
RESOLUTIONS &c-Rtsouons OF Perty State Convo ntions
Sta,e Legislatures the subject Slavery aud such
the speeches and wrrg Of prominent Sites-
respective parties viii give clcs idea Of the issues in
yo tie coDDg Political Campaign aud the positions
taken by the various parties to the contest
The Text Book viii be ready in the Of July, neatly
bound in cloth Price per copy, postpaid The usual dis
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