The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07

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THE BOOK FOR THE TINES.
THE TEACHINGS
PlIRI0IS AIj STATESMEN,
The Founders Of the Republic "
SGAV ER Y.
s'Fiat Jl,htia."
This GREAT NATIONAL WORK should be in the hands of
EVERY PATRIOT STATESMAN.
1t is not partisan book but compilation from the
reports OF debates and other reliable sources of the
SPEECHES AND OPINIONS i-a
OF THE
FOUNDERS OF TIE REPUBLIC
on the question of Slavery expressed Congress-
OF the Confederation in the Convention the Com
sttution ami in the several State Conventions raty
distinguished feature of the discussions are the
speeches of
MADISON,
RUTLEDGE,
ELISh ORTIZ,
RANDOLPH,
LIVINGSTON
PATRICK HENRY,
DIR FRANKLIN,
ROGER SHERMAN,
MASON,
PINCkNEY,
LOhNDES,
and in Short ali those Of the Revolutio airy times,
renowned alike oi their patrioti M statesmaushp and
virtues. 1t will include tie
HISTORY OF THE ORDINANCE OF I7s7,
By PETER FORCE, Esq,
the great Congressional compler-the only authentic
seeount q that famous Ordinance published The
slavery agitation IS then traced in its phases in
Congress, from 1890 to $50, includ ug the
DEBATES ON THE NISSJU COMPROMISE OF 1920.
the debates in Congress in 1881 85 49, including the
speeches of JOHN QUIAoY ADAMS,
SILAS WRIGHT,
JAMES BUCHANAN, &C..
the agitation Of the Slavery Question in the House OF
Representatives in 1899 the
RETIREMENT OF SOUTHERN MEM Frs,
the so-called
and vote thereon, the
GREAT SPEECH OF HENRY CLAY,
in the senate,
RESOLUTIONS OF MR. CALHOUN,
N 1S4T, his Speech extracts from the speeches of
CLAY,
CALHOUN,
HOUSTON,
WEBSTER,
CAss,
=, O.. TooMBs, &C.,
COMPROMISE OF MR.. CLAY, in 1850,
SOUTHERN ADDRESS
The repeal of the Missouri and organization
Of the Territories OF Kansas and Nebraska in 1915 the
NATIONAL CONVENTIONS AND PLATFORM,
OF the various parties on the subject of Slavery 1913
10 lo6o II WIN also contain the bred Scott and other
decisions OF The ccur upn the Slave Questionable great
SPEECH OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
advocating Monarchial Government, also his plan Of
Government, the Inaugural Addresses Of Washington,
Adams, Jefferson and Madison, and the Farewell Adj
dresses of Washington and Jackson. Altogether til is
most complete and authentic history Of this all absorb
ing question, from the formation Of the Government
the present time.
1t is the ONLY BOOK of Il kind published and "a a
work of historical reference is Invaluable.
From many notices Of the press Of all parties we take
the following
ave would advise every who takes an interest and
would judge justly to the question which, has most
absoibe our politics, to buy ibis book The and
sentiments of the founders Of the tuition and of
the succeeding conventions, Congress Presidents Ora
TORS ana Statesmen are Iafy ana July produced, We
think, in This volume 495 pags. This work is clear,
uli abstract Of past opinions OF Ihs subeefhikadd.
North An1e tctR.
''Eyery WHO takes interest in he political his
tory ofis ntry, of whatever complexion his opinion
may be should procure copy Of tins Adorable work.
AS a book ofreferehce twill prove nyauable.-EUen0
argus, I1tftddeLph{d.
1t relates 70 subject OF vital interest TO the whole PEG.
pie and places within the reach ofeyery inteigen
and woman the opinions Of the founders Of govern
admirable and succnct history Of Slavery in the United
tates.- I]t3tdd kDl{a EE4ttlTer
BIZ. Chase has shown Industry, tact and mpartiaty
in this compilation, which is fun aud instructive without
being tedious bulky. The reader has, Ia single
une, the yisws for and against sav ry, OF the leading
lights in this country, from the formation Of the Con-
ssituiion. AT this crisis, when tGe political excitement
runs high, such work as this is almost invaluable
Press, I}tttodeipttd.
sit Is simply what it purports TO be- history Of the
slavery Question, that Should the hands Of ey-
cry Intelligent sn.-LugeiBs Uqiou
ave strongly recommena t.is valuable work to the
patronage OF tue pubic-Scrd1,t1as HeraLd Sc, anton
Penn.
Aogether, it is the best compact source we know Of
Tor studying up the great quest of the nation, past
present aLd iuture, -SQr1agfetd, Adss. RepHbItcdn
"We commend it to all who would be well and correct
Informed upon the s,bsc Of which treats ana pre-
let Tor 1t an extensive on.---,J0sy7tdE and
SEdfesnan, Wilmington Dek
." ith this work in hand every person become ia
nilar with this Fexed question. lit we widely circu
aled it woId do much good correct many
Impressions "-bree Press, EastoR, Pa.
ut il deserving work. writte2 with decided ability,
and containing the very information which every Amer
can should be possessed Of 0oep.faet laurence dSs
sit Is certaiuly important at the present junci1re that
very should be wei informed Oh tn subject. We
ant work. p Uafted stu e8 JOuguQt, AZ y
will be found volume appropriate and acceptable
ii the present crisis TO many thousands our cseus
While is also ofpermanent historical value. "Er0n.
,etist n. T.
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ime 1t IS no partiZan book but compation II ON the
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