THE LATE HON. GARRETT DAVIS, SENATOR OF KENTUCKY. Remarks in the
Senate, on his Death, December 18, 1872 261
EQUALITY IN CIVIL RIGHTS. Letter to the Committee of Arrangements
for the Celebration of the Anniversary of Emancipation in the
District of Columbia, April 16, 1873 266
EQUAL RIGHTS OF COLORED FELLOW-CITIZENS IN NORMAL SCHOOLS. Letter
read at a Public Meeting in Washington, June 22, 1873 268
THE PRESIDENT OF HAYTI AND MR. SUMNER. Letter in Reply to one from
the Former, July 4, 1873 270
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION. Letter to Henry Richard, M.P., on the
Vote in the House of Commons agreeing to his Motion for an Address
to the Queen, praying Communication with Foreign Powers with a View
to a General and Permanent System of International Arbitration,
July 10, 1873 273
A COMMON-SCHOOL SYSTEM IRRESPECTIVE OF COLOR. Letter to the Colored
Citizens of Washington, July 29, 1873 275
BOSTON: ITS PROPER BOUNDARIES. Letter to Hon. G. W. Warren, of
Charlestown, on the Annexion to Boston of the Suburban Towns,
October 4, 1873 279
YELLOW FEVER AT MEMPHIS AND SHREVEPORT: AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Remarks before the Board of Trade at Boston, October 24, 1873 281
THE CASE OF THE VIRGINIUS. Letter to the Cuban Mass Meeting in
New York, November 15, 1873 284
THE SUPPLEMENTARY CIVIL-RIGHTS BILL AGAIN: IMMEDIATE ACTION URGED.
Remarks in the Senate, December 2, 1873 286
OUR PILGRIM FOREFATHERS. Speech at the Dinner of the New England
Society in New York, December 22, 1873 291
SUPPLEMENTARY CIVIL-RIGHTS BILL: THE LAST APPEAL. Remarks in the
Senate, January 27, 1874 301