Political Text-Book for 1860BoD – Books on Demand, 21/07/2022 - 252 páginas Reprint of the original, first published in 1860. |
Índice
Beate for President in Democratic Conven | 9 |
PAGE | 11 |
SLAVETRADE ADVOCATED in Democratic | 14 |
LUCAS Gen ROBERT President first Demo | 15 |
DOWNS SOLOMON U of Louisiana beaten | 18 |
QUITMAN Gen JOHN A of Mississippi | 20 |
ANTISLAVERY ORDINANCE of 1784 | 22 |
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION 1860 | 26 |
BELL JOHN of Tennessee nominee of | 108 |
Illinois vote for President | 117 |
Indiana vote for President | 127 |
Iowa vote for President | 133 |
Kentucky vote for President | 149 |
OHIO DECLARES FOR FREEDOM through Legis | 152 |
Elected President of the United States 1856 | 170 |
PILLOW Gen GIDEON J of Tennessee | 185 |
194 | 28 |
ELECTION RETURNS IN DETAIL of all | 34 |
10 | 37 |
66 | 41 |
BARNBURNERS of NewYork retire from | 42 |
Alabama vote for President | 47 |
172 | 49 |
22 | 59 |
BARBOUR PHILIP P of Virginia beaten | 71 |
18 | 78 |
WILSON Gen HENRY of Massachusetts | 79 |
YANCEY WILLIAM L of Alabama offers | 90 |
California vote for President | 102 |
MONROE DOCTRINE Extract from | 104 |
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