[U.S. politics and government pamphlets, the South].
Published: 1823
Language: eng
Number of pages: 47
Subjects: Southern States -- Politics and government.
Table of contents: value: [1] Speech of Hon. John C. Breckinridge, vice-president of the United States, at Ashland, Kentucky, September 5th, 1860, repelling the charge of disunion and vindicating the national democracy; value: [2] Remarks of Hon. Jno. Young Brown, of Kentucky, in reply to the question of Hon. W.C. Anderson, of Kentucky; value: [3] To the people of the state of North Carolina; value: [4] Address of William Smith, of Huntsville, Alabama; value: [5] A letter to the honorable James Brown, senator in Congress from the state of Louisiana on the tariff / by an inhabitant of the south. 1823; value: [6] Statement in support of the right of John J. Davis, to be admitted to the House of Representatives, at its organization, as the representative of the First Congressional District of West Virginia; value: [7] Letter from a portion of the representatives of the state of Georgia, in the twenty-sixth Congress of the United States, to the governor of Georgia, on the controversy between Georgia and Maine. 1840; value: [8] The address of Mr. Fisher to the anti-tariff meeting held in Salisbury, on Thursday of August court. 1832; value: [9] The southern Whigs. 1889; value: [10] To the voters of Lexington District / John Fox. 1860; value: [11] Speech of B. Gratz Brown, of Saint Louis, in joint session, January 22d, pending the election of bank officers; value: [12] Speech of the Hon. William A. Graham, of Orange, on the amendment of the Constitution, in the Senate, December 12th, 1854; value: [13] Address of Hon. John Slidell to the people of Louisiana; value: [14] Have the Reconstruction acts been fully executed in Georgia?; value: [15] Civil rights : speech of Hon. James T. Rapier, of Alabama, in the House of Representatives, June 9, 1874; value: [16] How the south is kept "solid" / Republican State Committee of Alabama; value: [17] Letter from Rufus B. Bullock, of Georgia, to the Republican senators and representatives in Congress who sustain the Reconstruction acts. 1870; value: [18] A true statement of the Louisiana political imbroglio / E.H. Angamar; value: [19] By Mr. Baldwin / Roger S. Baldwin; value: [20] An address to the people of Florida, from Gen. R.K. Call; value: [21] Address of T.L. Clingman; value: [22] Speech of Mr. Garland, of Virgina, made to the Democratic Republicans at National Hall, New York on Monday, April 9, 1838; value: [23] Letters from Duff Green to Gov. Floyd, of Virginia, president of the Board of Public Works; value: [24] Spirit of the South, or, Persecution in the name of law, as administered in Virginia / related by some victims thereof ; also its effects upon the nation and its general government. 1869; value: [25] Address of Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, before the General Assembly of the state of Georgia, Feb. 22, 1866; value: [26] Argument in support of the claim of Francis W. Sykes, to a seat in the Senate of the United States, as presented in his memorial and the accompanying proofs submitted to the Senate on the 28th February, 1873; value: [27] Constitution of the state of Mississippi, as amended, with the ordinances and resolutions adopted by the constitutional convention, August 1865; value: [28] Notes relative to the Sorrel Claim; value: [29] An independent view of "the southern question" / by Theo. Kaiandri. 1890; value: [30] To the people of the state of South-Carolina / Thomas S. Grimké; value: [31] Speech of Robert Wickliffe, Jr., (of Fayette), on the veto power, delivered in the House of Representatives, on the 26th January, 1842; value: [32] The right of debate, considered in three letters, addressed to the editors of the National intelligencer / by R. Barnwell Rhett. 1841; value: [33] An address from the Hon. R. Barnwell Rhett to the people of Beaufort and Colleton districts. 1841; value: [34] Speech of Mr. Levy, of Florida, on his motion to postpone to the next session the consideration of the report and resolution of the Committee of Elections respecting his eligibility to a seat as delegate : delivered September 6, 1841; value: [35] The frauds, outrages, and trickery of the "Mahone Machine" exposed. 1888; value: [36] Address to the people of the southern states; value: [37 a-d.Pamphlets relating to the case of John Bush vs. the Commonwealth of Kentucky]. 4 items; value: [38] Speech of Hon. R.M.T. Hunter, of Virginia, before the Democratic maass meeting, at Poughkeepsie, October 1, 1856; value: [39] Rights of corporators and reporters : being a report of the case of B.W. Gibbes, editor of the South Carolinian, vs. E.J. Arthur, mayor of Columbia, S.C., and John Burdell, chief of police, tried in the Court of Common Pleas for Richland District, March term, 1857, before Hon. T.J. Withers. 1857; value: [40] Additional letter to the governor of Mississippi, on the pardoning power / by John D. Freeman. 1855; value: [41] A dissertation on the abuse of the right of instructions, as they affect the Senate, as a political organization : senators as national representatives, and the representative system, the most beautiful flower of modern civilization / by W.N. Bilbo. 1845; value: [42] Prospects beyond the Rubicon / Hamilton. 2nd ed.; value: [43] The reformation of the south, pp. 143-158. January 1866; value: [44] Memorial / Jane P. Thurston.