Charles Sumner:
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共 80 题- Charles Sumner
- HIS COMPLETE WORKS
- CONTENTS OF VOLUME XVI.
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- EQUAL RIGHTS, WHETHER POLITICAL OR CIVIL, BY ACT OF CONGRESS.
- LETTER TO THE BORDER STATE CONVENTION AT BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER 8, 1867.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- ARE WE A NATION?
- ADDRESS.
- CONSTANT DISTRUST OF THE PRESIDENT.
- REMARKS IN THE SENATE, ON THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT, NOVEMBER 26, 1867.
- THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT: WITHDRAWAL OF ASSENT BY A STATE.
- LOYALTY IN THE SENATE: ADMISSION OF A SENATOR.
- Mr. Sumner said:--
- INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.
- LETTER TO A COMMITTEE IN NEW YORK, ON THIS SUBJECT, FEBRUARY 17, 1868.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.
- THE RIGHT OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE PRO TEM. TO VOTE.
- THE CHIEF JUSTICE, PRESIDING IN THE SENATE, CANNOT RULE OR VOTE.
- In another place, the Report, quoting the Commons’ Journal, says:--
- And then again:--
- Then again we are told:--
- All this is compendiously described by Lord Campbell:--
- EXPULSION OF THE PRESIDENT.
- BATTLE WITH SLAVERY.
- IMPEACHMENT A POLITICAL PROCEEDING.
- POLITICAL OFFENCES ARE IMPEACHABLE OFFENCES.
- UNTECHNICAL FORM OF PROCEDURE.
- The respondent, being found guilty, moved in arrest of judgment:--
- The Attorney-General supported Walpole:--
- Cowper, a brother of the Lord Chancellor of that name, said:--
- Sir William Thomson followed:--
- RULES OF EVIDENCE.
- The true rule was enunciated:--
- Its point appears in a single sentence:--
- OUTLINE OF TRANSGRESSIONS.
- ACCUMULATION OF IMPEACHABLE OFFENCES.
- OPEN DEFIANCE OF CONGRESS.
- IMPEACHMENT AT LAST.
- ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT.
- TENURE-OF-OFFICE ACT.
- ITS APPLICATION TO MR. STANTON.
- SUSPENSION OF MR. STANTON RECOGNIZED HIM AS PROTECTED BY THE STATUTE.
- SUBSTITUTION OF ADJUTANT-GENERAL THOMAS AD INTERIM.
- REMOVAL AND SUBSTITUTION AD INTERIM A VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION.
- THE APOLOGIES.
- THE APOLOGY OF GOOD INTENTIONS.
- THE MOOT-COURT APOLOGY.
- THE APOLOGY OF PREROGATIVE.
- TECHNICALITIES AND QUIBBLES.
- GUILTY ON ALL THE ARTICLES.
- CONCLUSION.
- RESOLUTIONS IN THE SENATE, JUNE 3, 1868.
- VALIDITY AND NECESSITY OF FUNDAMENTAL CONDITIONS ON STATES.
- SPEECH IN THE SENATE, JUNE 10, 1868.
- ELIGIBILITY OF A COLORED CITIZEN TO CONGRESS.
- LETTER TO AN INQUIRER AT NORFOLK, VA., JUNE 22, 1868.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- INDEPENDENCE, AND THOSE WHO SAVED THE ORIGINAL WORK.
- LETTER ON THE SOLDIERS’ MONUMENT AT NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASS., JULY 2, 1868.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- GEN. B. F. PRATT.
- LETTER TO AN INQUIRER IN SOUTH CAROLINA, JULY 3, 1868.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- FINANCIAL RECONSTRUCTION THROUGH PUBLIC FAITH AND SPECIE PAYMENTS.
- SPEECH.
- NO REPRISALS ON INNOCENT PERSONS.
- To this attack Mr. Sumner replied as follows:--
- THE CHINESE EMBASSY, AND OUR RELATIONS WITH CHINA.
- The company is thus described in the official report:--
- Mr. Sumner said:--
- THE REBEL PARTY.
- ENFRANCHISEMENT IN MISSOURI: WHY WAIT?
- LETTER TO A CITIZEN OF ST. LOUIS, OCTOBER 3, 1868.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- ISSUES AT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
- SPEECH AT THE CITY HALL, CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 29, 1868.
- SPEECH.
- FOOTNOTES