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共 195 题- ADDRESSES:
- DELIVERED IN KANSAS.
- PRIVATE CIRCULATION.
- INTRODUCTION.
- BY DANIEL W. WILDER.
- ADDRESSES.
- PENNSYLVANIA AND KANSAS.
- THE FIRST KANSAS.
- THE WYANDOTTE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
- KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS.
- THE WYANDOTTE CONVENTION.
- THE MEMBERSHIP.
- A WORKING BODY.
- THE COMMITTEES.
- PROGRESS OF WORK.
- THE BOUNDARIES OF THE STATE.
- FEATURES OF THE CONSTITUTION.
- THE FIRST “PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.”
- THE LAST OF SLAVERY IN KANSAS.
- THE LAST DAYS.
- A SPIRITED DEBATE.
- SIGNING THE CONSTITUTION.
- TWO MISTAKES.
- AN ENDURING CONSTITUTION.
- PARTING AT WYANDOTTE.
- SUBSEQUENT HISTORY.
- SURVIVING MEMBERS.
- THE OFFICERS.
- CONCLUSION.
- EIGHTH KANSAS VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
- Very respectfully, A. S. BURT, _Capt. and A. A. G._
- WM. MCMICHAEL, _Major and A. A. G._
- Very respectfully, HORACE N. FISHER, _Lieut.-Col. and A. I. G._
- SPEECH
- SPEECH
- THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
- THE CAMPAIGN OF 1884.
- FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
- THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
- A WAR-TIME PICTURE.
- RESPONSE.
- BIRTHDAY OF GENERAL GRANT.
- THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
- THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
- GENERAL GRANT—MEMORIAL ADDRESS.
- KANSAS FARMS AND FARM INTERESTS.
- AMERICAN SOLDIERS.
- THE KANSAS NATIONAL GUARD.
- WELCOMING ADDRESS.
- THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
- THE SCHOOL TEACHER.
- ADDRESS.
- THE DEVELOPMENT OF KANSAS.
- THE ATHENA OF AMERICAN STATES.
- THE CHILD OF A GREAT ERA.
- NOT THE HISTORIAN.
- THREE PERIODS OF DEVELOPMENT.
- THE PERIOD OF UNCERTAINTY.
- THE PERIOD OF TRIUMPH.
- THE FACTS OF THE CENSUS.
- THE GROWTH OF KANSAS WITHOUT PARALLEL.
- TOWNS AND CITIES.
- ORIGIN AND CHARACTER OF THE POPULATION.
- THE MATERIAL RESOURCES OF KANSAS.
- AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
- THE AREA OF KANSAS.
- VALUE OF FARM CROPS.
- FARMS AND FARM PRODUCTS.
- TAXABLE ACRES.
- LIVE STOCK.
- THE WEALTH OF AN AGRICULTURAL STATE.
- COMPARATIVE VALUES.
- PROPERTY VALUATIONS.
- KANSAS MANUFACTURES.
- TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
- THE SCHOOLS OF KANSAS.
- CHURCHES AND NEWSPAPERS.
- WHAT OF THE FUTURE?
- A PROPHECY FULFILLED.
- OUR DUTY TO THE UNION SOLDIER.
- IN MEMORIAM.
- BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
- THE SWEDES IN KANSAS.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- X.
- XI.
- XII.
- XIII.
- XIV.
- XV.
- XVI.
- ADDRESS.
- REPUBLICANISM IN KANSAS.
- DEMOCRACY IN KANSAS.
- REPUBLICAN CONTROL IN KANSAS.
- THE GROWTH OF KANSAS UNDER REPUBLICAN RULE.
- KANSAS, THE CHILD OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
- THE TWO PLATFORMS.
- HISTORIC PARALLELS.
- THE GROWTH OF KANSAS SINCE THE PROHIBITION LAW TOOK EFFECT.
- DOES PROHIBITION PROHIBIT?
- SALES OF LIQUOR BY DRUGGISTS.
- THE SALOON TRAFFIC IN LIQUORS.
- DEMOCRATIC SLANDERS OF HONORABLE MEN.
- THE SOBER, LAW-RESPECTING STATE.
- FATHERS, MOTHERS, WIVES, AND CHILDREN REJOICE.
- THE SALOON, THE SCHOOL HOUSE AND RECRUITING STATION OF THE ANARCHISTS.
- THE CONFESSION OF AN ANARCHIST.
- THE LABOR QUESTION.
- THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY THE ENEMY OF HONEST LABOR.
- THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ALWAYS THE HELPFUL FRIEND OF THE WORKINGMEN.
- THE LAWS OF KANSAS TOUCHING THE LABOR QUESTION.
- REVIEW OF THE ISSUES.
- PERSONAL.
- OPINIONS CONCERNING QUESTIONS OF STATE POLICY.
- LAWS ENACTED IN 1885 AND 1886.
- THE AUTHORITY OF A GOVERNOR.
- REPUBLICAN ACHIEVEMENTS.
- THE “RASCALS” WHO WERE TURNED OUT.
- DEMOCRATIC PATRIOTS AND MARTYRS WHO CAME IN.
- CONCLUSION.
- SPEECH.
- ADDRESS.
- SPEECH.
- AN ANNIVERSARY.
- THE KANSAS PIONEER.
- ADDRESS.
- DEDICATION OF SNOW HALL.
- ADDRESS.
- THE GOVERNORS OF KANSAS.
- MEMORIES OF THE MARCH.
- KANSAS DURING THE WAR.
- ODD-FELLOWSHIP IN ATCHISON.
- MODEST KANSAS.
- THE FARMERS’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
- ADDRESS.
- ADDRESS.
- RESPONSE.
- A PRESENT TO THE SOLDIERS’ HOME.
- CONTENTS.
- PAGE.
- PENNSYLVANIA AND KANSAS, 7
- THE FIRST KANSAS VOLUNTEERS, 14
- THE WYANDOTTE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, 17
- EIGHTH KANSAS VETERAN VOLUNTEERS, 36
- ACCEPTING NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR, (1884,) 45
- ADDRESS BEFORE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION OF ATCHISON COUNTY, 47
- THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, 50
- THE CAMPAIGN OF 1884, 63
- FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS, 67
- THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, 69
- A WAR-TIME PICTURE, 72
- HOW KANSAS IS ADVERTISED, 74
- BIRTHDAY OF GENERAL GRANT, 75
- THE STATE UNIVERSITY, 77
- THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 80
- GENERAL GRANT—MEMORIAL ADDRESS, 84
- KANSAS FARMS AND FARM INTERESTS, 91
- AMERICAN SOLDIERS, 100
- THE KANSAS NATIONAL GUARD, 106
- ADDRESS OF WELCOME TO THE A. O. U. W., 108
- THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE, 110
- THE SCHOOL TEACHER, 112
- INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS OF LINCOLN POST, G. A. R., 115
- QUARTER-CENTENNIAL ADDRESS—“The Development of Kansas,” 119
- OUR DUTY TO THE UNION SOLDIER, 137
- IN MEMORIAM, (Address at Wichita on Memorial Day,) 140
- BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, 155
- THE SWEDES IN KANSAS, 158
- ACCEPTING NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR, (1886,) 166
- REPUBLICANISM IN KANSAS, 168
- COMPLETION OF WATER WORKS AT CLAY CENTER, 197
- MEXICAN JOURNALISTS, 200
- THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF TOPEKA, 201
- THE KANSAS PIONEER, 202
- FLORAL FESTIVAL, 206
- DEDICATION OF “SNOW HALL,” (State University,) 207
- WELCOMING TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION, 208
- SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS—“The Governors of Kansas,” 210
- MEMOIRS OF THE MARCH, 213
- KANSAS DURING THE WAR, 217
- ODD-FELLOWSHIP IN ATCHISON, 222
- FARMERS’ PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, 229
- NORTHWESTERN EDITORS—WELCOME TO, 234
- TEMPERANCE LAWS IN KANSAS, 236
- A PRESENT TO THE SOLDIERS’ HOME, 242
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