The Memphis _Argus_, of Tennessee, said:--

“Yesterday we received, under the frank of ‘C. Sumner,’ his

recent infamous speech at Worcester, Massachusetts. We use

the word _infamous_ advisedly, temperately; for viler or

more wilful and malicious slanders of a great, suffering,

and submissive people, vanquished in war by overwhelming

odds, but honestly accepting all the legitimate results of

their defeat, and patriotically anxious to resume their old

places in a full, restored Union, were never published to

the world by the filthiest political scavenger that ever

plied his trade in the foul services of party.”

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