ADDRESS AT A SERENADE BEFORE HIS HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, AUGUST 9, 1872.

The serenade was given under the auspices of the colored men of

the District, on the occasion of the Senator’s departure for

Boston,--and the crowd in attendance is reported to have been “one

of the largest ever gathered in Washington for a similar object.”

On presentation by Dr. Augusta as “the tried and true friend of the

African race,” Mr. Sumner said:--

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