Lot of 7 items. Scarce printed pamphlet. New 'Democratic' Doctrine. Slavery not to be confined to the Negro race, but to be made the universal condition of the laboring classes of society. Unknown, Republican Party, 1856. 5.125 x 7.5 in., 2pp. Printed in double columns. This pamphlet was produced in a number of Northern cities in favor of John Fremont's presidential campaign, with examples featuring slightly varying titles. The pamphlet urges Democrats to vote for Fremont, the new Republican Party's candidate, and claims that Buchanan and his Southern Democrat allies consider wage laborers to be no better than slaves. It states, in part, "This doctrine, which is so monstrous and shocking as almost to seem incredible," but it "is now openly avowed and defended by very many of the newspapers and of the public men of the South that support James Buchanan " Loss to lower right corner of front page. Pamphlet appears to have been trimmed. Inked notes on front page. Scattered spotting. Songbook. The Republican Campaign Songster: A Collection of Lyrics, Original and Selected, Specially Prepared for the Friends of Freedom in the Campaign of Fifty-Six. New York: Miller, Orton, and Mulligan, 1856. 4 x 6 in., 108pp. One of, if not the first Republican campaign political songbook from 1856, containing 84 pro-Fremont and anti-Buchanan songs. Toning, scattered staining to covers. Chipping, creasing along edges of each page. Interior pages with scattered spotting. Printed broadside, 5.75 x 12.5 in. Fremont and Liberty. Air - Hail Columbia. Featuring lyrics to pro-Fremont song. Fair Haven, CT: 1856. Initialed in print, "J.S.T." Light folds, few scattered spots. Rare patriotic cover (used), 3 x 5.5 in., featuring portrait of John C. Fremont published by Putnam Brothers. With period, inked date, October 13, 1856, and notations, including "postmark will please leave this face uninjured." Some minor soiling on cover. 2 pieces of sheet music. To the "Friends of Democracy" Buchanan Polka. By Eugene Como. Louisville, KY: David P. Faulds, n.d., ca 1856. 10 x 13.25 in., 6pp; To the "Friends of Democracy" Breckenridge Polka. By E.W. Baylor. Louisville, KY: David P. Faulds, 1856. 10 x 13.25 in., 6pp. Foxing to each, which were both likely disbound from larger bound collection of sheet music. Front page of Buchanan Polka detached from rest of music. Songbook. The Cold Water Melodies, and Washingtonian Songster. Boston, MA: Theodore Abbot, 1842. 3.5 x 6 in., 72pp. Toning, light scattered spotting on covers. Some light spotting, scattered spotting on interior pages.
Lot of 7 items. Scarce printed pamphlet. New 'Democratic' Doctrine. Slavery not to be confined to the Negro race, but to be made the universal condition of the laboring classes of society. Unknown, Republican Party, 1856. 5.125 x 7.5 in., 2pp. Printed in double columns. This pamphlet was produced in a number of Northern cities in favor of John Fremont's presidential campaign, with examples featuring slightly varying titles. The pamphlet urges Democrats to vote for Fremont, the new Republican Party's candidate, and claims that Buchanan and his Southern Democrat allies consider wage laborers to be no better than slaves. It states, in part, "This doctrine, which is so monstrous and shocking as almost to seem incredible," but it "is now openly avowed and defended by very many of the newspapers and of the public men of the South that support James Buchanan " Loss to lower right corner of front page. Pamphlet appears to have been trimmed. Inked notes on front page. Scattered spotting. Songbook. The Republican Campaign Songster: A Collection of Lyrics, Original and Selected, Specially Prepared for the Friends of Freedom in the Campaign of Fifty-Six. New York: Miller, Orton, and Mulligan, 1856. 4 x 6 in., 108pp. One of, if not the first Republican campaign political songbook from 1856, containing 84 pro-Fremont and anti-Buchanan songs. Toning, scattered staining to covers. Chipping, creasing along edges of each page. Interior pages with scattered spotting. Printed broadside, 5.75 x 12.5 in. Fremont and Liberty. Air - Hail Columbia. Featuring lyrics to pro-Fremont song. Fair Haven, CT: 1856. Initialed in print, "J.S.T." Light folds, few scattered spots. Rare patriotic cover (used), 3 x 5.5 in., featuring portrait of John C. Fremont published by Putnam Brothers. With period, inked date, October 13, 1856, and notations, including "postmark will please leave this face uninjured." Some minor soiling on cover. 2 pieces of sheet music. To the "Friends of Democracy" Buchanan Polka. By Eugene Como. Louisville, KY: David P. Faulds, n.d., ca 1856. 10 x 13.25 in., 6pp; To the "Friends of Democracy" Breckenridge Polka. By E.W. Baylor. Louisville, KY: David P. Faulds, 1856. 10 x 13.25 in., 6pp. Foxing to each, which were both likely disbound from larger bound collection of sheet music. Front page of Buchanan Polka detached from rest of music. Songbook. The Cold Water Melodies, and Washingtonian Songster. Boston, MA: Theodore Abbot, 1842. 3.5 x 6 in., 72pp. Toning, light scattered spotting on covers. Some light spotting, scattered spotting on interior pages.
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