Charles Sumner:
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共 103 题- Statesman Edition VOL. V
- Charles Sumner
- HIS COMPLETE WORKS
- CONTENTS OF VOLUME V.
- PAGE
- The _Tribune_ said:--
- The _Tribune_ spoke thus of these meetings:--
- Another wrote from Albany:--
- ADDRESS.
- I.
- The law of another polished Slave State gives this definition:--
- II.
- III.
- NEW OUTRAGE FOR THE SAKE OF SLAVERY.
- LETTER TO PASSMORE WILLIAMSON, IN MOYAMENSING PRISON, AUGUST 11, 1855.
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- THE PEN BETTER THAN THE SWORD.
- LETTER TO COMMITTEE OF PUBLISHERS IN NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 26, 1855.
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- THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN NEW YORK.
- LETTER TO A NEW YORK COMMITTEE, OCTOBER 7, 1855.
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- THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OFFSPRING OF THE AROUSED CONSCIENCE OF THE COUNTRY.
- LETTER TO A BOSTON COMMITTEE, OCTOBER 8, 1855.
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- POLITICAL PARTIES AND OUR FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION.
- SPEECH AT A REPUBLICAN RALLY IN FANEUIL HALL, NOVEMBER 2, 1855.
- FELLOW-CITIZENS OF BOSTON:--
- ORIGINATION OF APPROPRIATION BILLS.
- Mr. Pinckney, of South Carolina, followed, saying,--
- In the debates of the Convention, Dr. Franklin said:--
- Mr. Gerry, in urging the restraint upon the Senate, said:--
- RELIEF OF VESSELS IN DISTRESS ON THE COAST.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- THE EXAMPLE OF WASHINGTON AGAINST SLAVERY NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN NOW.
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- CONSTANT EXERTION AND UNION AMONG GOOD MEN.
- LETTER TO A MASSACHUSETTS COMMITTEE, FEBRUARY 25, 1856.
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- THE ABROGATION OF TREATIES.
- SPEECHES IN THE SENATE, MARCH 6 AND MAY 8, 1856.
- The President, in his annual message, announces:--
- REPLY TO ASSAULTS ON EMIGRATION IN KANSAS.
- UNION TO SAVE KANSAS, AND UNION TO SAVE OURSELVES.
- LETTER TO A NEW YORK COMMITTEE, APRIL 28, 1856.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS:
- THE APOLOGIES FOR THE CRIME; THE TRUE REMEDY.
- SPEECH IN THE SENATE, MAY 19 AND 20, 1856.
- John G. Whittier, the poet, wrote:--
- Joseph E. Worcester, the distinguished lexicographer, wrote:--
- The Count Gurowski wrote from New York:--
- George P. Putnam, of New York, the eminent publisher, wrote:--
- Rev. Convers Francis, of Harvard University, wrote:--
- Thomas Sherwin, Head Master of the Boston High School, wrote:--
- Dr. Joseph Sargent, the eminent surgeon, of Worcester, wrote:--
- Mrs. Lydia Maria Child wrote thus:--
- SPEECH.
- I.
- Of another locality he says:--
- II.
- III.
- By this bill it is proposed as follows:--
- To this impeachment Mr. Benton replied in these effective words:--
- Listen also to the language of James Madison:--
- I said further:--
- After this passage from General Jackson I proceeded as follows:--
- APPENDIX.
- I. THE ASSAULT.
- III. PREVIOUS PERSONALITIES AND AGGRESSIONS.
- IV. VOICE OF THE NORTH.
- V. INJURIES AND CONTINUED DISABILITY OF MR. SUMNER.
- I.
- THE ASSAULT.
- The speech concluded:--
- On which the _Globe_ remarks:--
- II.
- Hon. Robert Toombs, of Georgia, said:--
- Hon. Henry Wilson followed, saying:--
- In the _Globe_ it is said:--
- These uttered words were modified in the _Globe_.[148]
- The Columbia _South Carolinian_, of May 28, spoke thus:--
- The _Richmond Examiner_, of May 30, testifies thus:--
- The _Richmond Enquirer_ thus spoke, June 9th:--
- III.
- PREVIOUS PERSONALITIES AND AGGRESSIONS.
- SPEECH OF HON. HENRY WILSON.
- IV.
- VOICE OF THE NORTH.
- MR. BURLINGAME. I shall stand by mine.]
- Hon. George S. Hillard said:--
- Hon. Peleg W. Chandler said:--
- Professor Felton thus alluded to Mr. Sumner:--
- V.
- INJURIES AND CONTINUED DISABILITY OF MR. SUMMER.
- Wendell Phillips wrote from Nahant, under date of July 13, 1856:--
- Wendell Phillips, under date of August 23, 1856, renewed his appeal:--
- TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH TO BOSTON, JUNE 6, 1856.
- ANSON BURLINGAME.
- REFUSAL TO RECEIVE TESTIMONIAL IN APPROBATION OF KANSAS SPEECH.
- LETTER TO A COMMITTEE IN BOSTON, JUNE 13, 1856.
- CHARLES SUMNER.
- FOOTNOTES