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I. ON THE CIRCUIT
II. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
III. AGAIN IN CONGRESS
IV. THE VICE-PRESIDENT
V. THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
VI. A TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN
VII. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
VIII. THE FIRST POLITICAL TELEGRAM
IX. ALONG THE BYPATHS OF HISTORY
X. THE CODE OF HONOR
XI. A PRINCELY GIFT
XII. THE OLD RANGER
XIII. THE MORMON EXODUS FROM ILLINOIS
XIV. A KENTUCKY COLONEL
XV. FORGOTTEN EVENTS OF THE LONG AGO
XVI. ROBERT G. INGERSOLL
XVII. A CAMP-MEETING ORATOR
XVIII. CLEVELAND AS I KNEW HIM
XIX. THE UNANIMOUS CHOICE FOR SPEAKER
XX. A LAWYER OF THE OLD SCHOOL
XXI. HIGH DEBATE IN THE MOUNTAINS
XXII. THE SAGE OF THE BAR
XXIII. "THE GENTLEMAN FROM MISSISSIPPI"
XXIV. AN OLD-TIME COUNTRY DOCTOR
XXV. A QUESTION OF AVAILABILITY
XXVI. A STATESMAN OF A PAST ERA
XXVII. NOT GUILTY OF PREACHING THE GOSPEL
XXVIII. AMONG THE ACTORS
XXIX. THE LOST ART OF ORATORY
XXX. THE COLONELS
XXXI. REMINISCENCES
XXXII. A TRIBUTE TO IRELAND
XXXIII. THE BLIND CHAPLAIN
XXXIV. A MEMORABLE CENTENNIAL
XXXV. COLUMBUS MONUMENT IN CENTRAL PARK
XXXVI. A PLATFORM NOT DANGEROUS TO STAND UPON
XXXVII. ANECDOTES OF GOVERNOR OGLESBY
XXXVIII. THE ONE ENEMY
XXXIX. CONTRASTS OF TIMES
XL. ENDORSING THE ADMINISTRATION
XLI. ANECDOTES ABOUT LINCOLN
XLII. FIRST LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY IN AMERICA
XLIII. A NEW DAY ADDED TO THE CALENDAR
XLIV. A MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
XLV. DEDICATION OF A NATIONAL PARK
XLVI. A BAR MEETING STILL IN SESSION
XLVII. THE HAYNE-WEBSTER DEBATE RECALLED
XLVIII. IN THE HIGHLANDS
XLIX. ANECDOTES OF LAWYERS
L. OUR NOBLE CALLING
LI. THE "HOME-COMING" AT BLOOMINGTON