Charles Sumner:
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共 99 题- Statesman Edition VOL. X
- CHARLES SUMNER
- HIS COMPLETE WORKS
- With Introduction by Hon. George Frisbie Hoar
- CONTENTS OF VOLUME X.
- PAGE
- OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS:
- SHOWING
- MARCUS. _Necesse est igitur legem haberi in rebus optimis._
- SPEECH.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- APPENDIX.
- The _Herald_ said:--
- The _Times_ said:--
- The _Evening Post_ said:--
- Horace Greeley, in a contribution to the _Independent_, said:--
- The _Boston Journal_ said:--
- Then, in another article, the same journal said:--
- The _Transcript_, of Boston, said:--
- Mr. Seward wrote from the Department of State:--
- Mr. Chase wrote from the Treasury Department:--
- Hon. Thomas Corwin, Minister Plenipotentiary in Mexico, wrote:--
- Hon. Horatio J. Perry, Secretary of Legation at Madrid, wrote:--
- George Baty Blake, Esq., a banker of Boston, wrote:--
- Hon. A. C. Barstow, formerly Mayor of Providence, wrote:--
- The _Daily News_, of London, in its first notice, said:--
- The _Scotsman_, of Edinburgh, said:--
- The Manchester _Guardian_ said:--
- The _Globe_, at Toronto, said:--
- The Boston _Traveller_ said:--
- OUR DOMESTIC RELATIONS: POWER OF CONGRESS OVER THE REBEL STATES.
- ARTICLE IN THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, OCTOBER, 1863.
- Again, says the same contemporary writer,--
- These are the words of Washington; and he then proceeds:--
- On another occasion, Mr. Madison said,--
- BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND JOHN SLIDELL AT PARIS.
- ARTICLE IN THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, NOVEMBER, 1863.
- It is a happy imitation of a verse of the ‘Anti-Lucretius,’--
- The letter is then given as follows:--
- Here is an attempt preserved in the Works of Turgot:--
- Nor should I omit a translation into English by Mr. Elphinston:--
- VICTORY AND PEACE THROUGH EMANCIPATION.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- THE MAYFLOWER AND THE SLAVE SHIP.
- LETTER TO THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY AT NEW YORK, DECEMBER 21, 1863.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- COMMUTATION FOR THE DRAFT: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RICH AND POOR.
- SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON SLAVERY AND FREEDMEN.
- RESOLUTION IN THE SENATE, JANUARY 13, 1864.
- FOUNDATION OF THE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY IN BOSTON.
- LETTER TO A COMMITTEE IN BOSTON, JANUARY 20, 1864.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- DR. DAVID K. HITCHCOCK.
- LOYALTY IN THE SENATE: THE IRON-CLAD OATH FOR SENATORS.
- Then follows the oath or affirmation, as follows:--
- The Act then provides:--
- Then, reading the Act, he added:--
- The President _pro tempore_ said:--
- Shortly afterwards the President _pro tempore_ said:--
- In the Bill of Rights of this Constitution it is declared:--
- In another part of the same Constitution it is provided:--
- Then again, in the same Constitution, it is declared:--
- The Constitution of Vermont testifies:--
- The Constitution of Pennsylvania testifies:--
- The original Constitution of New York is more positive:--
- Here is the familiar Blue Book. Its title-page begins:--
- THE LATE HON. JOHN W. NOELL, REPRESENTATIVE OF MISSOURI.
- REMARKS IN THE SENATE, ON HIS DEATH, FEBRUARY 1, 1864.
- RESOLUTIONS IN THE SENATE, FEBRUARY 8, 1864.
- PRAYER OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.
- EQUAL PAY OF COLORED SOLDIERS.
- Mark, Sir, if you please, the period of service,--“for three years,”--
- The letter goes on to say,--
- And then again he says:--
- OPENING OF THE STREET-CARS TO COLORED PERSONS.
- Mr. Sumner replied:--
- WRONG AND UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF FUGITIVE SLAVE ACTS.
- RELATION BETWEEN SLAVERY AND THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACTS.
- ANALYSIS OF THE WORDS OF THE FUGITIVE CLAUSE.
- APPLICABLE TO INDENTED SERVANTS.
- NO LAPSE OF TIME CAN DEFEAT AN INTERPRETATION IN FAVOR OF LIBERTY.
- PERVERSIONS WITH REGARD TO ORIGIN OF THE FUGITIVE CLAUSE.
- TRUE ORIGIN OF THE FUGITIVE CLAUSE.
- LEGISLATION FOR RENDITION OF FUGITIVE SLAVES.
- UNCONSTITUTIONAL USURPATION OF POWER BY CONGRESS.
- AUTHORITIES AGAINST THE POWER OF CONGRESS.
- Afterwards, in a published letter of 1852, the Chief Justice says:--
- And Mr. Butler, of South Carolina, at a later day, said:--
- UNCONSTITUTIONAL DENIAL OF TRIAL BY JURY.
- OBJECTIONS TO TRIAL BY JURY.
- OTHER OBJECTIONS TO THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT.
- CONSEQUENCES OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT.
- AUTHORS OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT.
- CONCLUSION.
- FOOTNOTES