Representative American orations to illustrate American political history

Alexander Johnston

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>N BRANCH, FOfWIA, V I } CALIF.ANSELES* Its Angeles, F =^ REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN ORATIONS TO ILLUSTRATE AMERICAN POLITICAL HISTORY WITH INTRODUCTIONSEDITED, % BY ALEXANDER JOHNSTON PROFESSOR OF AND POLITICAL ECONOMY IN THBJURISPRUDENCE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY *** 175 NEW YORK A LONDON G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS 8|jt fumkrrborhri $}rtss 1885 COPYRIGHT G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS 1884 Press of G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS New York 1 E \ v.3 CONTENTS. THE ANTI-SLAVERY STRUGGLE.V. PAGEfrom Vol.(Continued II.) ABRAHAM LINCOLN 3 STATES ATON His NOMINATION TO THE UNITED SENATE, THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION, ILLS.,SPRINGFIELD, JUNE 17, 1858. STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS 17 IN REPLY TO MR. LINCOLN AUGUST ; FREEPORT, ILLS., 27, 1861. CALEB BRECKENRIDGK 28JOHN ON THE DRED-SCOTT DECISION BEFORE THE KENTUCKY ; LEGISLATURE, DECEMBER,-i85ne, case,any any content that his oath should on ago unkept, mere unsubstantial as to how itcontroversy be ?shall kept in law thisAgain, any upon subject, ought not all the of known in civ-safeguards liberty ilized and humane to be intro-jurisprudence so that a free man be induced, not, any case, as a slave ? And it not besurrendered might at the same to law fortime,well, provide by FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS. 145 the enforcement of that clause of the Consti- " tution which that the citizensguarantees of each State shall be entitled to all privi- and immunities of citizens in the severalleges " *States ?

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• United States
• HIStory
• Public speaking

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• Langue: English
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>N BRANCH,
FOfWIA,
V I
}
CALIF.ANSELES*Its Angeles,
F =^
REPRESENTATIVE
AMERICAN ORATIONS
TO ILLUSTRATE
AMERICAN POLITICAL HISTORY
WITH INTRODUCTIONSEDITED, %
BY
ALEXANDER JOHNSTON
PROFESSOR OF AND POLITICAL ECONOMY IN THBJURISPRUDENCE
COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY
***
175
NEW YORK A LONDON
G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS
8|jt fumkrrborhri $}rtss
1885COPYRIGHT
G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS
1884
Press of
G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS
New York1
E
\
v.3
CONTENTS.
THE ANTI-SLAVERY STRUGGLE.V.
PAGEfrom Vol.(Continued II.)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN 3
STATES ATON His NOMINATION TO THE UNITED SENATE,
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION, ILLS.,SPRINGFIELD,
JUNE 17, 1858.
STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS 17
IN REPLY TO MR. LINCOLN AUGUST
; FREEPORT, ILLS., 27,
1861.
CALEB BRECKENRIDGK 28JOHN
ON THE DRED-SCOTT DECISION BEFORE THE KENTUCKY
;
LEGISLATURE, DECEMBER,-i85<j.
WM. H. SEWARD 43
O:i THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT OCTOBER
; ROCHESTER, 25,
1858.
VI. SECESSION.
SECESSION . . . . . . . . 49
THOMAS L. CLINGMAN 63
ON SECESSION BORDER-STATE OPINION
; (ANTI-COERCION) ;
IN' THE UNITED STATES DECEMBER 1860.SENATE, 4,
CRITTEXDENJOHN JORDAN 72
ON SECESSION BORDER-STATE OPINION IN THE
; (UNIONIST) ;
UNITED STATES DECEMBER 1860.SENATE, 4,
ALFRED IVERSOX 76
ON SECESSION SECESSIONIST OPINION IN THE UNITED
; ;
STATES DECEMBER 1860.SENATE, 5,CONTENTS.iv
PAGE
ROBERT TOOMBS 87
THE UNITEDSECESSION SECESSIONIST OPINION INON ; ;
STATES 1861.SENATE, JANUARY 7,
PARKER HALE 105JOHN
IN THKO.v SECESSION MODERATE REPUBLICAN OPINION ;
;
UNITED STATES DECEMBER 1860.SENATE, 5,
THADDEUS STEVENS . . . . . . .no
OPINION IN THKON SECESSION RADICAL REPUBLICAN; ;
1861.HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JANUARY 29,
SAMUEL SULLIVAN Cox . . . . . .. 117
OPINION m THEON SECESSION DOUGLAS DEMOCRATIC ;
;
1861.HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JANUARY 14,
VII CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION.
CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION . .127...
ABRAHAM LINCOLN 141
FIRST INAUGURAL MARCH 1861.ADDRESS, 4,
DAVIS .157JEFFERSON
FEBRUARYINAUGURAL 1861.ADDRESS,MONTGOMERY, ALA., 18,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON STEPHENS .... 164
THE "CORNER-STONE" SAVANNAH,ADDRESS; ATHENAEUM,
1861.MARCHGA., 21,
STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS . . . . .176
ON THE WAR ADDRESS TO THE ILLINOIS
; LEGISLATURE,
APRIL 1861.SPRINGFIELD, ILLS., 25,
CLEMENT L. VALLANDIGHAM 187
ONTHEWAR AND ITSCONDUCT HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,
;
JANUARY 14, 1863.
CARL SCHURZ 198
ON THE DEMOCRATIC WAR POLICY
; ACADEMY OF Music,
OCTOBERMILWAUKEE, 28, 1864.
v HENRY WARD BEECHER 213'
ADDRESS AT OCTOBERLIVERPOOL, 16, 1863.CONTENTS. V
PACK
ABRAHAM LINCOLN 243
THE GBTTYSBURGH NOVEMBERADDRESS, 19, 1863.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN 245
SECOND INAUGURAL MARCHADDRESS, 4, 1865.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS 249
ON RECONSTRUCTION THE FIRST REPUBLICAN THF.ORY
;
;
HOUSE OF MARCHREPRESENTATIVES, an, 1864.
261GEORGE H. PENDLETON
ON RECONSTRUCTION THK DEMOCRATIC THEORY HOUSE or
;
;
MAY 4, 1864.REPRESENTATIVES,
SHERMAN 269JOHN
ON POLICY UNITED STATESPRESIDENT SENATE,JOHNSON'S ;
FEBRUARY 1866.
23,
THADDEUS STEVENS 275
HOUSE REPRESENTA-ON THE FIRST RECONSTRUCTION OFBILL;
JANUARYTIVES, 3, 1867.
ABRAM GARFIELD 283JAMES
HOUSE OFOn THE REACTION AGAINST RECONSTRUCTION
;
MARCHREPRESENTATIVES, 29, 1879.
C. S. BLACKBURN . . . . . . 298JOSEPH
OFREPLY TO MR. GARFIELD HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
;
APRIL 3, 1879.
ATTICUS G. HAYGOOD 311
THANKSGIVING THE NEW SOUTH EMORY COLLEGE,SERMON, ;
NOVEMBER 1880.OXFORD, GA., as,
VIII.FREE TRADE AND PROTECTION.
FREE TRADE AND PROTECTION 327
HENRY CLAY 338
ON THE AMERICAN SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE,
;
FEBRUARY 2-6, 1832.
FRANK H. HURD 374
A TARIFF FOR REVENUEONLY HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,
;
FEBRUARY 1881.18,