New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
THE BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
THE TEACHINGS
PATRIOTS AND STATESMEN;
THE FOUNDERS OF THE REFUBLIC'
SLAVERY
~ Fiat Justi,is."

on the ae,on ofsL.yERY as expressed the Congress Of the
in the Convention to form the Constitution and in
the several State Conventions to raiif, the same
ainsushed feature Of the dscu,sors the Speeches OF
MADISON,
RUTLEDGE,
ELLSWORTH,
| RANDOLPH,
LIVINGSTON,
PATRICK HENRY,
DR. FRANKLIN
ROGER SHERMAN,
MASON,
PINcKNEY
LowEDEs
and In short all those men the Revolutionary times renowned
alike for their paotls sta,esnartip and virtues. Il will n.
olude the
HISTORY OF THE ORDINANCE OF 1884,
By PETER FoRcE esq,
eat Congressional comPer,he only Authentic sceoun. Of
that famous Ordinance Published The Slavery agitation IL
then traced ils various phases In Congress Iom l70 to 1880
including the
DEBATES ON THE MISSOURI CsslPRoMISE OF is2o
the debates in Congress in lsJle rciudng the speeches Of
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
sILAs WRIGHT,
JAMES BUCHANAN, &c. &c,
the agitation Of the Slavery Question The House Of Represent
,tiyes IN 1899, the
RETIREMENT or SOUTHERN MEMBERS
the SO called
and vote thereon, the
GREAT SPEECH OF HENRY CLAY
IN the
SENATE, RESOLUTIONS or MI CALHOUN
in 1897 hi, Speech, and sIiaci'on the speeches Of
CLAY,
CALHOUN,
HOUSTON,
WEBSTER.
CASS,
TooMBs. SC, &c,
COMPROMISE Of NJ CLAY in 1890
and extract, from tho
SOUTHERN ADDRESS.
the REPEAL oi,he MISSOURI COMPROMISE, and orssulss
tlou Of the
TERRITORIES Of KANSAS and NEBRASKA In 1884,
and the
RATIONAL CONVENTIONS and PLATFORMS
Of The various parc, the subject d Slavery from 1883 to
ls6O. II viii also contain the
DRED SCOTT and other DECISIONS
Of the ConTs upon tLo slave lllettlou the geh
SPEECH Of ALEXANDER HAMILTON
advocating MonsIchica Governu en also his plan Of
meIt, the
INAUGURAL ADDRESSES Of WASHINGTON ADAMS,
JEFFERSON, and MADISON,
and the
FAREWELL ADDRESSES Of WASHINGTON aud
JACKSON.
Altosethcr this T. mos; complete and authentic
from tho
FORMATION OF the GOVERNMENT to the
PRESENT TIME.
ni.,hs ONLY BOOK Of the Liud Published, and worn
Of historical reference is invaluable
From many notices Of the Press Of all parties We take the fol-
lowing:
1--WE would advise every who takes interest and would
Judge Justly a. to question which for mlny years has most
absorbed politics buy this book Tho acts and sentiments
Of the founder. Of the Constitution and Of ell the succeeding
Convention Congreses Presidents Orators, and Staiesmen
aye fairly and fully Produced think in this volume Of 4s
pages His work Is clear full abrac, Of past opinion on this
.ubeet-"-lPhlada North American.
Every man. who takes any Ia the political history Of
this countof Whstever complexion lis opinions may be
should procure copy Of this admirable work M book o.
reference 1t will prove Argus Phil
sdephia.
1t relates to subec, Of vital nteres, tho whole people
and places within the reach Of every intelligent and
the opinions OF the founders upon thst sub
jec-the whole constituting very admirable aud succnct his
tory Of Slavery the United Phsdepha Inquirer
"Mr Chase ha, shown industry tact and mpaaty in this
compilation which full and instructive without being tedious
or bulky tt reader has In single volume the views for and
against saysy, Of the leading lights in this country from the for
nation sConuton ~ this crisis when political excite
uent run, high, this is almost invaluable
Pres, Philadelphia.
"n, simply what purpor,s 20 bes history Of the Slavery
that should be In the hands Of eyoy intelligent
citzen."-l Luzeme Union.
ave strongly recommend , valuable work to thu patronage
Of the public."-l Scranton Herald, Scranton, Penn
"AtoS thrr It Is the best compsc, know of for
studying up tho great question Of the nation, past present
and fnture"-lspringheld tAia"'l Rep.
We commend Il all who would be wen and correctly In.
formed upon the subjects which treats and predict for an
eacn,iye eircuAton."-l Journal and sseman, Wilmington
Del
"With this book in hand, every person become familiar
with this question. n 1t widely circulated would
do much good and correct many
Pre,s, Easton, Pa
at b deserving work. written with decided ability anicon
tanning the very inorm,on which every American should be
possessed of."-Istntinel, L,wreDce, Mess.
s certainly important at the present junctur. that every
should be well Informed this subject We therefore say
that this nelly and exceedingly important
States Journal, NewYork
81" will be found volume appropriate and acceptable the
present crisis many Thousands of citizens while It is also
Of permanent historical lvbae."-lEyangelis New-YoIk
This we deem great national work. which muit do
much good In the future well the pesen, time II no
partisan book but compilation reports Dsbaes and
other reliable sources Every American citizen should purehAse
and read for hime"l Law renee Jounal Newcastle Pa
Hs closely printed volume Of nearly 900 pages and VIII be