Warren Sawyer, a merchant and active Republican, wrote from Boston:--

“I have looked over the newspaper reports, and have thanked God

your life was spared to prepare such a masterly production, so

full of facts, so happily arranged, so glowingly knit together,

and that you were able in strength to stand up in the Senate

and deliver it.

“To my mind, the speech will do much good; it was needed. The

great mass of the people have become, or are becoming, what is

now called conservative on the Slavery Question; they forget,

amid their business and their many calls, the horrors, the

crime, and the Barbarism of Slavery.”

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