Charles Sumner; his complete works, volume 6 (of 20)

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Author

Sumner, Charles, 1811-1874

Title

Charles Sumner: his complete works, volume 06 (of 20)

Credits

Produced by Mark C. Orton and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

E300: History: America: Revolution to the Civil War (1783-1861)

Subject

Speeches, addresses, etc., American

Category

Text

eBook-No.

48045

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/48045

Release Date

January 22, 2015

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Charles Sumner; his complete works, volume 6 (of 20)
2. 2.CONTENTS OF VOLUME VI.
3. 3.APPEAL FOR THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
4. 4.LONGING FOR RESTORATION TO ACTIVE DUTIES, WITH APPEAL TO THE YOUNG MEN OF MASSACHUSETTS.
5. 5.APPEAL TO THE REPUBLICANS OF RHODE ISLAND.
6. 6.CONTRIBUTION FOR KANSAS.
7. 7.REGRET FOR CONTINUED DISABILITY.
8. 8.EFFECT OF A VOTE FOR BUCHANAN: APPEAL TO THE REPUBLICANS OF ILLINOIS.
9. 9.APPEAL FOR THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE.
10. 10.RELIEF FOR KANSAS.
11. 11.DUTY TO VOTE FOR KANSAS AND FOR BURLINGAME.
12. 12.PUBLIC RECEPTION OF MR. SUMNER, ON HIS RETURN TO BOSTON:
13. 13.AID FOR KANSAS.
14. 14.CONGRATULATION ON REËLECTION OF ANSON BURLINGAME AS REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
15. 15.THE LATE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OUR BUNKER HILL.
16. 16.LET MASSACHUSETTS HELP KANSAS.
17. 17.ACCEPTANCE OF SENATORSHIP, ON REËLECTION.
18. 18.GRATITUDE FOR SYMPATHY OF THE PEOPLE OF VERMONT.
19. 19.A LAST WORD FOR KANSAS, ON SAILING FOR EUROPE.
20. 20.INVITATION TO DINNER BY AMERICAN MERCHANTS IN PARIS.
21. 21.OUR POLITICS SEEN FROM A DISTANCE.
22. 22.FAREWELL ON SAILING FOR EUROPE A SECOND TIME IN QUEST OF HEALTH.
23. 23.HONOR TO THE INVENTOR OF THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
24. 24.LONGING FOR DUTIES OF POSITION.
25. 25.INDEPENDENCE AND UNITY OF ITALY.
26. 26.TWO LESSONS FROM THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
27. 27.MACAULAY ON SLAVERY.
28. 28.STATUE OF HORACE MANN.
29. 29.USURPATION OF THE SENATE IN IMPRISONING A CITIZEN.
30. 30.ABOLITION OF CUSTOM-HOUSE OATHS.
31. 31.BOSTON COMMON, AND ITS EXTENSION.
32. 32.ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP A CITIZEN UNDER ORDER OF THE SENATE.
33. 33.PETITIONS AGAINST SLAVERY.
34. 34.SAFETY OF PASSENGERS IN STEAMSHIPS FOR CALIFORNIA.
35. 35.CANDIDATES WHO ARE A PLATFORM.
36. 36.THE BARBARISM OF SLAVERY. — SPEECH. — First Assumption. — Second Assumption of Slave-Masters. — APPENDIX. — THE PRESS. — CORRESPONDENCE.
37. 37.A VICTORY OF PRINCIPLE IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
38. 38.REFUSAL TO COLORED PERSONS OF RIGHT OF PETITION.
39. 39.THE LATE HONORABLE JOHN SCHWARTZ, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
40. 40.UNHESITATING ASSERTION OF OUR PRINCIPLES.
41. 41.THE REPUBLICAN PARTY: ITS ORIGIN, NECESSITY, AND PERMANENCE.
42. 42.OUR CANDIDATES WILL BE ELECTED.
43. 43.EMANCIPATION IN THE BRITISH WEST INDIES A BLESSING, AND NOT A FAILURE.
44. 44.SLAVERY A BARBAROUS DISEASE TO BE STAYED.
45. 45.TRIBUTE TO A COLLEGE CLASSMATE.
46. 46.PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES AND THE ISSUES.
47. 47.FOOTNOTES

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