Memoirs of John Adams Dix; comp. by his son, Morgan Dix.

New York Politics.-Barnburners and Hunkers.-Abolitionism.- Silas Wright.-Canvass of 1844.-1845: Elected Senator of the United States.-Annexation of Texas.-First Speech in the Senate, on the Oregon Question.- Speech on French Spoliations.-Speech on the Warehouse Bill.-Declines the Mission to England.-Speech on the Lieutenant-general Bill.-The War with Mexico.-Speech on the Three Million Bill.-Extension of Slavery.-Battle of Buena Vista.-Letters of Major R. S. Dix.-Speech on European Intervention.-Slavery in the Territories. - Anti-rentism in New York. - Defeat of Governor Wright.-His Death.-Political Credo of General Dix.-Free-soil Movement of 1848.-East Hampton.- Climate of Long Island.Sporting.-Nomination for Governor.-Defeat of Free-soilers.-Last Speech in the Senate.-Port Chester.-Death of John J. Morgan.Manursing Island.-1852: Death of Baldwin Dix. —Reunion of the Democratic Party. -Baltimore Convention. - Election of Franklin Pierce.-The Mission to France.

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Memoirs of John Adams Dix; comp. by his son, Morgan Dix.
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Dix, Morgan, 1827-1908.
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New York,: Harper & brothers,
1883.
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Dix, John A. -- (John Adams), -- 1798-1879.

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