New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
A POLITICAL TEXTBOOK FOR 1860,

IA Compiled BY HORACE GREELEY and JOHN y.
CLEVELAND 10 press and win soon be Issued ~ Ia
intended to emoody every important proposition, voe dcu
ent OF calculated to shed light on the pending Pres
der a struggle and be specially useful book Of reference
20 all speakers writers and others actively engaged In the can
vsss. Among It's contents are the foliow-ng
SKETCH OF ALI THE NATIONAL NOMINATING
CONVENTIONS held IN the United St,tes since the ars
in 1879 including the Pay Platform adopted by each Con
vention
History OF THE STRUGGLE FOR SLAVERY Ex:
STATES from the Declaration OF Independence TO the En-
Ss Of q m I'd I'd sns Sss 10 Ss @ s% ai ni
Nays the most Important disdans Of either House
history Or CoSGREssoNAL sAr ASToN ON ~ TIE R
ACTUAL SETTLERS ON THE PUBLIC LANDS, with
the Yeas and Nays Oh all importan, questions
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.-ExtIacs from Presidsn. Mon
ro Message Of 1873 in regard to the rights Of Foreign Gov
ments Oh this Continent
published in Harper's Magazine) the Dividing Lns be-
tween Federal aud Local Authority.
THE IRREPREsslBLE CoNFLICT.-Mr Stewards Speech
delivered at Rochester In 1888.
MUDsILLs -Ertrac, from Senator Hammonds Speech IN
wbicb he describes Northern Mechanics the Mad'is Of
Society.
THE RESOLUTIONS recently passed by o. s. Senate
powers and duties of Congress IN regard 70 Slavery In the
A PROPOSED sEDITIoN LAw-E.trac.s from Mr.. Doug
lass Speech in favor Of law to punish sedious Publ
PoPGI AR OR sQUATTER RsovERElGNTY.-Er,Iscts from
Senator Benjsnn Speech against Sqast:er soyee9y and
IN ss Ts1o1esso 81 M MI BSssindss speech Frank
font Ky on tie powers and dues of Congress regard to
the Territories.
PRINCIPLES or TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY.-Abraham
Lincoln Speech Springfield, Ill June H. 1858, on reeeV
iIg the Republic an nomina lou Tor u. Senator
"UNfRlENDLi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and answers
MIR Dougas's questions to MI Lincoln Slavery, aud Mr
Lincoln replies A'.o Mr. LnsOln's Questions to Douglas
LETTERS on DISTINGUISHED STATESMEN.
4ss letter to p. Nicholson Of Tsnuessee, in which
be epunciat the theory Of SqudtteT Sgerg1ty. Martin
Var burens let # l843 the 20 ger II Congress over
Slavery IN the Terrto,s Greene C. Bon,ons letter 4
declaring Slavery to exist ony by the force 'f local la
Daii.l Dickinson the subj ct Ed~srd Bates to
tbe Missouri Delegates to the hepuoic.n Convenhon also
his lp'ttT susi aiming the nomination OF Nh Lincoln
POWERS OF THE SUPREME COURT-EGracts rom th.
ngs Speeches the Fathers Of the Republic, and
particularly OF The JeersoriaD Re publican party the pow
ers duties of the Supreme onn Of the United States
ELECTION RET rms The returns OF each State Coun
ties President tince and including 84O the vote Of
each Counties the last General Election preced
Ing the Presidential Election Of 1850.
RESOLUTIONS, kc-R.soluJns Of Party State Conventions
and Of Sta Legislatures subject Of Slavery and such
extract, the peeChes and wrtr VI prominent States
men and Politicians who recognized leaders Of tne
respective parties will give clear idea Of the issues In
vovrd tie ing Po al Campaign, aud the positions
taken by the vafious parties to the contest
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