New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
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yTyHE TRIBUNE'S POPULAR EDITION OF
COCHlNS
pEsI1J,TS OF EMANCIPATION.

@nsHrs AND MEAsvEEs so that al may sum Up Ct sahce
Ne P'sTseTfH STsaSDs OF The LIBRARY EDITION
HAxE Ia. been Sy pronen Unos in
he dsoya tina, the work should be circulated e5'e
sfvs " States tnd wherever Slavery exists ana tne
suesoDs Emancipation and Reconstruction ere 70 hnd pnc
Deal solution owck during the pest ten years mas received
volume from the Tepreense minds ofonr country Letters
received from nearly every leading statesmen ara
shs wers and 0rss",y ann f "a S'. .,sbpS2S suhoYv @s
rcc adopted the needs Of those who are 20 consider dis.
and vote upon the great sue'ons underlying our national
In Furope the work he's receivedthe
HIGHEST PRIZE FROM THE FRENCH ACADEMY,
gs highest literary authority in the world while the Pope has
conferred order Of upon the author in aoknowl
sdsement ofits merit .
This work Is pecasry adapted to the enlightenment Of al
es aud should be ia EVERY PUBLIC PRyArR AND SCHOOL
IirRARY. SENATOR WADE says ofh:
The friends @. Freedom throughout the nation eonia 90
Eotng more fecua 20 piomoie the cause OF LnsnepA'
Nm to aid in is cucuston.'
cbe Hon. J. W Forrey ssys:
" book thst ought be In the hands Of every nquI
bns AMI thong tfsl mcriean"
The Hon. O. A. Grow says; ,
"lt awork Of great merit and furnishes most valuable
ssfOnnon upon subject Low ensr0'sns The Afternoon Oh "e
ssns1oa BB SE'si ny.,
Uesi problem q our time"
kenstOt sumner
isofrfi,e value witness with regard to the past
nd {" gues to tie great du'y which is no" before US
t sthc frs; worn which by confronting the partial state
psn from ieh consoiy conclusions have been 'a'osS
b. adverse prsan has given proof that Emancipation ne
(lcepton to t Tiuc e that freedom the bes' 0lho"0n
b. Industry aud order
At should be every Em.ncPs,iOni'' in Mic
Ss w.ay 9oess dSs ny S 0S SuS ost c oad DC
towad meAns this the free and ndepenae1. empire
r toe Mississippi valley than ten times the amount 'pen "
bi:.sr Legislative wrsnsing On the subject
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
This wosk hes evidently been lie result Of prolonged re-
4oecton CT sc.s made sustain particular theory but such
om ,he mss-ais furnished 70 him We need not dwell on
mo bea of a so
p&ss upon the donesta questions OF principle ana 9ne
may be a. any moment called to .usweI'-lAoJm
M Cochin unpublished records Of every
Enit;y OF Europe aud gives his evidence with 'er hc pre-
Ssson BY sdusbie ceariess Of arrangement and ce
n nsf Of statement tie reader retains an npr, ssion Of
s eSper in Slavery and s abolition which each colony
IN Cochin has accumulated mass Of extremely valuable
nate ali Of which Is Presented IN ptreety clear wei
s.e IN public. i CoatineriaL
This valuable for the completeness and sccu
r. discussions 10 the Present crisis IN our National eaAA-
thorough md sdnab: treatise, full Of and stalls
Hoa"-N J. Erering Post
,n.ns o ap 1; opinion in ho osS nesd . 20 e
tAis reliable aud instructive uestise Of NJ Cochin il /, tue
Vol Of philosopher AID not OF polite who s the lover
sftruih and not the deSoiee OF prJudce'-lh L. Chr"
"As WORK singular interest At the present moment
commend ~ Cochin to reader who desires 20 be
posted Oh the subsc, Of Emaneps IN L. Co~m"esai
This ia no. sensation book designed only the present
PIN continue Indispensable book the subject
bal future lime III TIE only work within our snoSisdgs
lh& gives fun official see nIent OF the IaiteT Home
" ,e,.r.oc. book INDISPENSABLE to every man through
cat the land designing think Pek argue upon the great
question tt il presented to tho eouny-lLe'h IL
THE has been very little Information accessible
the public uutl the translation OF Cochn heso Of Lnsn
SEE u n 20 T. i'I E.Gaseii.s
ph.nthops and AaOrd material for reflection and discussion
a., stuav
o~rht 70 s,,rsct attention in th, country for
Dc question which our national existence a. to depend
I'm Cochin hss made book Of no ephemer. value but
vhsch tales It's posion among volumes which stand
srds In regard those great questions Of human society
HAD NJ Cochin year, ago. foseen the preseu, condition
shi' country and prepared himself BY course Of ,peeis
Sur present duties and interests he could not have conf
eeaef benefit than hs hssn0w proyideniiay C'''
at this tine where millions of slaves IN country
sssSOr dessrye 10 Be- widely Carisian Inquirer
svbect and be who las hi. will hardly need
= study further."-(Free Hta Bepttf Qgarsely
..' .DS q. Is ihal feprOdnetion in Ensh We
Suc g0sralty n the nsros Of the s9oOaP'hed t'snss
TIE must be consideTed' 'tronrndeed N. strong
Enaneiyston.p-I Boston Com, Bulletin.
"Tlns is valuable work = Recorder. s
I" Il is solehouse o. iacir I" well g. Arguments '-lfAd
The authors style vigorous end elegant and he has found
No unworthy tan 'a;Or."-l P1A Inquirer.
Such wors i. invaluable At the present sine"-lPAa
1slletin.
edeads efthe Union IN Eerop- reproduced IN this volume
IPhn Nor. An. AID L. s. 'I9zette
"The book j. of historical documents which mos,
renier will be glad TO possess whatever may Dc Their peculiar
the subject Of emancipation IN this coaniry-lf
ITO those who hsve su Gent independence OF character
study question OF political economy hitherto prosecuted
which may nevertheless claim ther attention citizens
couteseoy in rapid Transition toward the free labor
eock nfiv
1.rr,con.
Aurusu Cochin Ia one OF thos. men whose influence win
nvs minds of the American people long after their
Games have died out OF ts memory Albany STANDARD aud
"The work precisely wha, Is wanted at this time "sy.
"An who wish to comprehend the result, msly follow
De Of enaucipaory 70 grow out Of the
6smant
"tis WORK which should In the hand, every iutsl
elt the subject on which 1t uea Nd'Aaa lee
ait RAY be fairly said that view, concerun,
French ssa Lngisn are worthy Of attention who
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"ko reed the BOOK without pIoht Ee1h Ses'fns
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should be resd every intelligent and patriotic Amer
susn feelings in enlisted ~ the c,
Sroueh which our country is passing We trust thu,
mn,and .. deserves circulation through til.
tsate"- (HoaAitai (Mi,,0uyiJ h,,ssHg,y.
"Ths work in good tme."-l Laurence (Ran'at)
Jhr volume 20 b. csssed ell ong the poart
smelly works which have appeared within yeah Ch'eagS
ave b.s7e.k FOR this osa5id and able work general read
AG"-lN. W. cha. -5dr0cofe.
II should receive the shfol penss Of patriot at
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zone complete careful and thOroug in 10 collection
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