The Portland _Daily Press_, of Maine, said:--

“It is not only _the_ great speech of Charles Sumner’s

life, but it is the great speech of the age. It is

perfectly exhaustive, free from all personalities, free

from all idiosyncrasies, statesmanlike, philosophical, and

calculated to become a lasting memorial of its author’s

research, patient investigation, power of analysis, and,

above all, his undying devotion to the cause of popular

liberty and human rights.”

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