SLAVERY

• "BY GOLLY MASSA BUTLER, I LIKE DIS BETTER DAN WORKIN' IN DE FIELD FOR OLE SESESH MASSA. " ILLUSTRATED WITH A PICTURE OF A BLACK MAN POLISHING THE BOOTS OF GENERAL BENJAMIN BUTLER WHILE STANDING IN FRONT OF A CHAIR WITH DRAWERS AND A CABINET TO HIS SIDE. - Civil War Envelope:
• "FREE SOIL, FREE LABOR, FREE MEN!" ADDRESS TO THE 'DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS' OF THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. - Election of 1856:
• "NORTH AMERICAN" DOCUMENTS. LETTERS FROM GEO. LAW, EPHRAIM MARSH, & CHAUNCEY SHAFFER. - [Election of 1856]:
• "OLD FEDERALISM" & "MODERN DEMOCRACY. " SPEECH OF...OF NEW YORK, ON THE MEXICAN WAR. DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF RESPRESENTIVES OF THE U. STATES, JAN. 20, 1847. - Culver, E[rastus] D[ean]:
• "PROVISO," SLAVERY, THE TARIFF, AND THE WAR WITH MEXICO. RESOLUTIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF TEXAS, IN RELATION TO THE PROVISO, SLAVERY, THE TARIFF, AND THE WAR WITH MEXICO. MAY 18, 1848. - Texas:
• "THE DISTINGUISHING GOODNESS OF GOD TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE:" A DISCOURSE, DELIVERED IN TRINITY CHURCH, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23D, 1848, THE DAY OF ANNUAL THANKSGIVING APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH. - Upfold, George:
• "TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. " THE CONSPIRACY OF LEADING MEN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY TO DESTROY THE AMERICAN UNION PROVED BY THEIR WORDS AND ACTS ANTECEDENT AND SUBSEQUENT TO THE REBELLION. BY...OF PHILADELPHIA. - Miles, Thomas Jefferson:
• "VAIN IS THE HELP OF MAN." A SERMON PREACHED IN CHRIST CHURCH, SAVANNAH, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1864, BEING THE DAY OF FASTING HUMILIATION, AND PRAYER, APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. - Elliott, Stephen, Rt. Rev.:
• A BOUND VOLUME OF EIGHT SERMONS, EACH A SEPARATE IMPRINT, PREACHED BEFORE THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS, AT ITS ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS IN 1755, 1758, 1759, 1761, 1762, 1765, 1766, 1767. - Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts:
• A BRIEF ENQUIRY INTO THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: BEING A REVIEW OF JUDGE STORY'S COMMENTARIES ON THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. BY A VIRGINIAN. - [Upshur, Abel]:
• A BRIEF STATEMENT OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE TESTIMONY OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS, AGAINST SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE. - [Quakers]:
• A CAUTION AGAINST HUMAN DEPENDENCE. A SERMON, DELIVERED IN ST. PETER'S CHURCH, CHARLESTON, ON SUNDAY, THE 7TH OF APRIL, 1850. BY...RECTOR OF ST. PETERS. ON THE OCCASION OF THE DEATH OF THE HON. JOHN C. CALHOUN. - Barnwell, Wm. H.:
• A CAUTION AND WARNING TO GREAT BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES, IN A SHORT REPRESENTATION OF THE CALAMITOUS STATE OF THE ENSLAVED NEGROES IN THE BRITISH DOMINIONS. - Benezet, Ant[hony]:
• A CAVEAT; OR CONSIDERATIONS AGAINST THE ADMISSION OF MISSOURI, WITH SLAVERY, INTO THE UNION. - [Hillhouse, William?]:
• A CHARGE DELIVERED TO THE CLERGY OF THE DIOCESE OF HURON, IN ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, LONDON, CANADA WEST, AT HIS TRIENNIAL VISITATION, IN JUNE, 1862. BY...LORD BISHOP OF HURON. - Cronyn, Benjamin:
• A COLLECTION OF 75 U. S. GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS CONCERNING AMERICAN SLAVERY. - Slavery:
• A CONSTITUTIONAL MANUAL FOR THE NATIONAL AMERICAN PARTY. IN WHICH IS EXAMINED THE QUESTION OF NEGRO SLAVERY IN CONNEXION WITH THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. BY A NORTHERN MAN, WITH AMERICAN PRINCIPLES. - [Hazard, Thomas R.]:
• A COPY OF A LETTER, WRITTEN TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, ON SLAVE EMANCIPATION. INDIANA HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. - [Hasted, Frederick]:
• A CRISIS OF THE TIMES: A SERMON PREACHED IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WASHINGTON, D.C., ON THE EVENING OF THE NATIONAL FAST, THURSDAY APRIL 30, 1863, BY REV. BYRON SUNDERLAND, D.D. - Sunderland, Byron:
• A DEFENSE OF THE LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS, OR THE RIGHTS OF NEWENGLAND VINDICATED. - [Otis, Harrison Gray?]:
• A DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF TEXAS: TO WHICH IS SUBJOINED AN APPENDIX CONTAINING THE ACTS OF THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES ON THE SUBJECT OF THE NATURALIZATION OF ALIENS, AND THE AUTHENTICATION OF RECORDS, ETC., IN EACH STATE OR TERRITORY, SO AS TO TAKE EFFECT IN EVERY OTHER STATE OR TERRITORY; AND TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES, OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF TEXAS, OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, AND OF THE STATE OF TEXAS. - Hartley, Oliver C[romwell]:
• A DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA: CONTAINING ALL THE STATUTES OF A PUBLIC AND GENERAL NATURE, IN FORCE AT THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN FEBRUARY, 1843...COMPILED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BY C.C. CLAY. - Clay, C[lement] C[omer]:
• A DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA: CONTAINING THE STATUTES AND RESOLUTIONS IN FORCE AT THE END OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN JANUARY, 1823...COMPILED BY APPOINTMENT, AND UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, BY HARRY TOULMIN, ESQ. - Toulmin, Harry:
• A DISCOURSE ON SLAVERY AND THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. - Dewey, Orville:
• A FEW PLAIN WORDS WITH THE RANK AND FILE OF THE UNION ARMIES. PUBLISHED BY THE UNION CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE. - Election of 1864:
• A FEW THOUGHTS ON THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES. - Trescot, William Henry:
• A FURTHER SALUTATION OF BROTHERLY LOVE, FROM THE MONTHLY-MEETINGS OF FRIENDS OF PHILADELPHIA, TO THE MEMBERS OF OUR RELIGIOUS SOCIETY, IN AND NEAR THE SAID CITY. - Friends:
• A HISTORY OF THE TRIAL OF CASTNER HANWAY AND OTHERS, FOR TREASON, AT PHILADELPHIA IN NOVEMBER, 1851. WITH AN INTRODUCTION UPON THE HISTORY OF THE SLAVE QUESTION. BY A MEMBER OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR. - [Jackson, W. Arthur]:
• A JOURNAL OF THE LIFE, TRAVELS, AND GOSPEL LABOURS, OF A FAITHFUL MINISTER OF JESUS CHRIST, DANIEL STANTON, LATE OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE PROVINCE OF PENNSYLVANIA. - Stanton, Daniel:
• A LETTER FROM A GENTLEMAN OF BALTIMORE, TO HIS FRIEND IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK, ON THE SUBJECT OF SLAVERY. - [Speed, Joseph J.]:
• A LETTER FROM ELIZABETH WEBB TO ANTHONY WILLIAM BOEHM, WITH HIS ANSWER. - Webb, Elizabeth:
• A LETTER FROM ELIZABETH WEBB TO ANTHONY WILLIAM BOEHM, WITH HIS ANSWER. - Webb, Elizabeth:
• A LETTER FROM ELIZABETH WEBB TO ANTHONY WILLIAM BOEHM, WITH HIS ANSWER. - Webb, Elizabeth:
• A LETTER FROM GOVERNOR REEDER ON THE APPROACHING ELECTION OF PRESIDENT AND THE CANDIDATES. - [Reeder, Andrew H.]:
• A LETTER TO A FRIEND, BY...A REPRESENTATIVE FROM MASSACHUSETTS IN THE THIRTIETH CONGRESS. - Palfrey, John G.:
• A LETTER TO M. JEAN-BAPTISTE SAY, ON THE COMPARATIVE EXPENSE OF FREE AND SLAVE LABOUR. - Hodgson, Adam:
• A LETTER TO THE COMMITTEE CHOSEN BY THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, TO INQUIRE INTO THE PROCEEDINGS OF ITS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, IN RELATION TO SLAVERY. - Jay, William:
• A LETTER TO THE HON. HARRISON GRAY OTIS, PELEG SPRAGUE, AND RICHARD FLETCHER, ESQ. - [Bradford, Gamaliel]:
• A LETTER TO THE HON. HENRY CLAY, ON THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO THE UNITED STATES. - Channing, William E.:
• A LETTER TO THE HON. HENRY CLAY, ON THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO THE UNITED STATES. FIFTH EDITION. - Channing, William E.:
• A LETTER TO VISCOUNT PALMERSTON, K. G., PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND, ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. - Wikoff, Henry:
• A NARRATIVE OF THE VISIT TO THE AMERICAN CHURCHES, BY THE DEPUTATION FROM THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF ENGLAND AND WALES. BY ANDREW REED, D.D. AND JAMES MATHESON, IN TWO VOLUMES. - Reed, Andrew and James Matheson:
• A NATIONAL CONSTITUTION: THE ONLY ROAD TO NATIONAL PEACE. A LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. - Dix, William Giles:
• A NEW SONG; OR, THE MARVELOUS WORKS OF GOD, IN BEHALF OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. A THANKSGIVING SERMON DELIVERED IN THE THIRD STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, DAYTON, OHIO, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH, 1863. BY REV S.G. SPEES, D.D. PUBLISHED BY REQUEST OF THE CONGREGATION. - Spees, S[hubael] G[ranby]:
• A NORTHERN NO! ADDRESSED TO THE DELEGATES FROM THE FREE STATES TO THE WHIG NATIONAL CONVENTION. AT PHILADELPHIA, 1848. - [Election of 1848] [Adams, John Calvin]:
• A PARABLE. DEDICATED TO THE LOYAL SOLDIERS OF THE NORTH. - Republican Party Campaign Pamphlet:
• A PICTURE OF WASHINGTON; GIVING A DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, GROUNDS, &C; WITH THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE GENERAL AND CITY GOVERNMENTS, COMMITTEES OF CONGRESS, RESIDENT FOREIGN MINISTERS, U.S. MINISTERS ABROAD, ETC., ETC.; TO WHICH IS ADDED, PLANS OF THE FLOORS OF BOTH HOUSES, AND A CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY. - Watterston, George:
• A PLEA FOR THE COUNTRY AGAINST THE SECTIONS. SPEECH OF HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS, OF MARYLAND, DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES, ON THE 7TH OF AUGUST, 1856. - Davis, Henry Winter:
• A POEM ON THE ORIGIN AND SUPPRESSION OF THE LATE REBELLION. - Avery, David:
• A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE LAW OF SLAVERY. BEING A COMPILATION OF ALL THE DECISIONS MADE ON THAT SUBJECT, IN THE SEVERAL COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES, AND STATE COURTS. WITH COPIOUS NOTES AND REFERENCES TO THE STATUTES AND OTHER AUTHORITIES, SYSTEMATICALLY ARRANGED. BY...COUNSELLOR AT LAW. - Wheeler, Jacob D.:
• A REFUTATION OF THE CHARGE OF ABOLITIONISM, BROUGHT BY DAVID HENSHAW, AND HIS PARTIZANS, AGAINST THE HON. MARCUS MORTON. - [Morton, Marcus]:
• A REMEDY FOR THE "IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT;" OR CONSTITUTIONAL ETHICS. PART I. [-PART II.]. - Nott, Benjamin:
• A REVIEW OF "A DISCOURSE OCCASIONED BY THE DEATH OF DANIEL WEBSTER, PREACHED AT THE MELODEON ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1852, BY THEODORE PARKER, MINISTER OF THE TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY IN BOSTON. " BY "JUNIUS AMERICANUS." - [Stearns, George Osborne]:
• A SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THE VALUE OF THE UNION TO THE SOUTH, LATELY PUBLISHED IN THE CHARLESTON STANDARD. BY...ONE OF THE EDITORS. - Spratt, L.W.:
• A SERMON PREACHED AT CAMBRIDGE, IN THE AUDIENCE OF HIS HONOR THOMAS HUTCHINSON, ESQ; LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF; THE HONORABLE HIS MAJESTY'S COUNCIL, AND THE HONORABLE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE PROVINCE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS-BAY IN NEW-ENGLAND, MAY 30TH, 1770. BEING THE ANNIVERSARY FOR THE ELECTION OF HIS MAJESTY'S COUNCIL FOR THE SAID PROVINCE. - Cooke, Samuel:
• A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THAT PART OF AFRICA, INHABITED BY THE NEGROES. WITH RESPECT TO THE FERTILITY OF THE COUNTRY; THE GOOD DISPOSITION OF MANY OF THE NATIVES, AND THE MANNER BY WHICH THE SLAVE TRADE IS CARRIED ON...THE SECOND EDITION, WITH LARGE ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS. - [Benezet, Anthony]:
• A SOUTH CAROLINA PROTEST AGAINST SLAVERY: BEING A LETTER FROM HENRY LAURENS, SECOND PRESIDENT OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, TO HIS SON, COLONEL JOHN LAURENS; DATED CHARLESTON, S. C., AUGUST 14TH, 1776. NOW FIRST PUBLISHED FROM THE ORIGINAL. - Laurens, Henry:
• A SPEECH DELIVERED IN PARLIAMENT BY A PERSON OF HONOUR, WHEREIN IS SHEWN THE CAUSE, AND CURE OF THE DECAY OF TRADE, AND MERCHANDIZE. TO WHICH IS ADDED, THE REMARKABLE SPEECH OF SIR BENJAMIN RUDYERD, [MADE THE 21ST OF JAMES THE 1ST, 1623] CONCERNING THE WEST-INDIA TRADE, AND THE EXORBITANT AMBITION AND NATURAL WEAKNESS OF SPAIN. - [Roe, Sir Thomas]:
• A STATEMENT PROVING MILLARD FILLMORE, THE CANDIDATE OF THE WHIG PARTY FOR THE OFFICE OF VICE PRESIDENT, TO BE AN ABOLITIONIST, BY A REVIEW OF HIS COURSE IN THE 25TH, 26TH, AND 27TH CONGRESS: ALSO, SHOWING GEN. TAYLOR TO BE IN FAVOR OF EXTENDING THE ORDINANCE OF 1787 OVER THE CONTINENT BEYOND THE RIO GRANDE; IN OTHER WORDS, TO BE IN FAVOR OF THE WILMOT PROVISO. - [Fillmore, Millard]:
• A SUIT BY PETER BRENGLE OF FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND, CONCERNING THE PUBLIC SALE TO HIM, ON APRIL 5, 1810, OF AN "UNSOUND NEGRO" NAMED HARRY WHO, AFTER THE SALE, DIED "IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE AFORESAID UNSOUNDNESS." BRENGLE ALLEGES THAT THE SALE WAS FRAUDULENT BECAUSE THE SELLER, GEORGE FRENCH OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, KNEW "THAT THE NEGRO HAD BEEN UNSOUND FOR TWELVE MONTHS AND THAT HE WAS NOT WORTH THE SUM OF TWO AND SIX PENCE." - ["Certain Negro Man Named Harry, A"]:
• A TREATISE ON THE PATRIARCHAL, OR CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM OF SOCIETY AS IT EXISTS IN SOME GOVERNMENTS AND COLONIES IN AMERICA, AND IN THE UNITED STATES, UNDER THE NAME OF SLAVERY, WITH ITS NECESSITY AND ADVANTAGES. BY AN INHABITANT OF FLORIDA. SECOND EDITION. - [Kingsley, Zephaniah]:
• A TWO YEARS' ABSENCE, OR A FAREWELL SERMON, PREACHED IN THE FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, BY...NOV. 2D, 1845. - Pennington, J[ames] W.C.:
• A VERY NEW PAMPHLET INDEED! BEING THE TRUTH: ADDRESSED TO THE PEOPLE AT LARGE. CONTAINING SOME STRICTURES ON THE ENGLISH JACOBINS, AND THE EVIDENCE OF LORD M'CARTNEY AND OTHERS, BEFORE THE HOUSE OF LORDS, RESPECTING THE SLAVE TRADE. - West Indies:
• A VOICE FROM THE GRAVE OF JACKSON! LETTER FROM FRANCIS P. BLAIR, ESQ., TO A PUBLIC MEETING IN NEW YORK, HELD APRIL 29, 1856. - Blair, Francis P.:
• ABRAHAM LINCOLN. AN ADDRESS BEFORE THE ILLINOIS SOCIETY OF OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. - Bell, John T.:
• ABRIDGEMENT OF THE MINUTES OF THE EVIDENCE, TAKEN BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE, TO WHOM IT WAS REFERRED TO CONSIDER OF THE SLAVE-TRADE, 1789. [bound with] ABRIDGEMENT OF THE MINUTES OF THE EVIDENCE, TAKEN BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE, TO WHOM IT WAS REFERRED TO CONSIDER OF THE SLAVE-TRADE, 1790. NUMBER II. [offered with] ABRIDGEMENT OF THE MINUTES OF THE EVIDENCE, TAKEN BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE, TO WHOM IT WAS REFERRED TO CONSIDER OF THE SLAVE-TRADE, 1790. NUMBER III. [bound with] ABRIDGEMENT OF THE MINUTES OF THE EVIDENCE, TAKEN BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE, TO WHOM IT WAS REFERRED TO CONSIDER OF THE SLAVE-TRADE, 1791. NUMBER IV. - Parliament:
• ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, PASSED AT MILLEDGEVILLE, AT AN EXTRA SESSION, IN APRIL AND MAY, 1821. - Georgia:
• ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, PASSED IN DECEMBER, 1850. - South Carolina:
• ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. PASSED AT THE REGULAR SESSION OF 1866. - South Carolina:
• ACTS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, 1845. - Georgia:
• ACTS OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, 1847. - Georgia:
• ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE EIGHTH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA; BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, ON MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN. [offered with] ACTS PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE EIGHTH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, ON MONDAY THE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT. - Louisiana:
• ACTS PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FOURTH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, ON MONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY... [1819]. - Louisiana:
• ACTS PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE EIGHTH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, ON MONDAY THE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-EIGHT. - Louisiana:
• ACTS PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE ELEVENTH LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, THE NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE. - Louisiana:
• ACTS PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE SECOND LEGISLATURE OF THE TERRITORY OF ORLEANS, BEGUN AND HELD IN THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS, ON FRIDAY, THE THIRTEENTH OF JANUARY... [1809]. - Territory of Orleans:
• ADDENDA TO THE MUNICIPALIST. LETTER XXIV. - [Richter, Maurice A.]:
• ADDRESS BEFORE THE SURVIVING MEMBERS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. DELIVERED FEBRUARY 1ST, 1853. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR FIRST ANNUAL MEETING, BY RICHARD S. FIELD. - Field, Richard S.:
• ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY, ON ITS NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY, FEBRUARY 12, 1858. - Ward, John E.:
• ADDRESS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE NATURE AND POWER OF THE SLAVE STATES, AND THE DUTIES OF THE FREE STATES; DELIVERED AT THE REQUEST OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF QUINCY, MASS., ON THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1856. BY...ALTERED AND ENLARGED SINCE DELIVERY. - Quincy, Josiah:
• ADDRESS OF HON. R. KING CUTLER, UNITED STATES SENATOR OF LOUISIANA. PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. THE LOUISIANA DELEGATION. UNITED STATES OFFICERS IN LOUISIANA. THE PRESIDENT, CABINET AND CONGRESS. THE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTION. COMPENSATION AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE. GOVERNOR WELLS. GENERAL HURLBUT. THE CONSERVATIVE UNION AND LIBERTY PARTY. ADVICE TO LOUISIANIANS. AUGUST, 1865. - Cutler, R. King:
• ADDRESS OF HOPKINS L. TURNEY, U.S. SENATOR, TO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE. - Turney, Hopkins L.:
• ADDRESS OF JAMES B. BOWLIN, OF MISSOURI, TO HIS CONSTITUENTS. - Bowlin, James B.:
• ADDRESS OF SENATOR BIGLER TO THE DEMOCRACY OF PHILADELPHIA, IN INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, JULY 4, 1856. - Bigler, [William]:
• ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY A PUBLIC MEETING, HELD AT FANEUIL HALL, SEPTEMBER 24, 1846, FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING THE RECENT CASE OF KIDNAPPING FROM OUR SOIL, AND OF TAKING MEASURES TO PREVENT THE RECURRENCE OF SIMILAR OUTRAGES. WITH AN APPENDIX. - [Howe, Samuel G., Ralph Waldo Emerson, et al.]:
• ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE FRIENDS OF SOUTHERN RIGHTS TO THE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI, DECEMBER 10TH, 1850. PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION. - Central Southern Rights Association:
• ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES. ISSUED AT WASHINGTON, MAY 10, 1862. - Democratic Party:
• ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK. - Free Soil Party:
• ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO THE FREEMEN OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. - New Hampshire:
• ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO THE PEOPLE OF MASSACHUSETTS. - Massachusetts Democratic State Central Committee:
• ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE. MILLARD FILLMORE, PROVED TO BE AN ABOLITIONIST! GENERAL TAYLOR, PROBABLY PLEDGED TO THE WHIGS OF THE NORTH, IN FAVOR OF THE WILMOT PROVISO. ADDRESS OF THE CENTRAL NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE TO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE UNITED STATES. - Democratic Party:
• ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF ILLINOIS. - National Democratic State Central Committee of Illinois:
• ADDRESS OF THE NEW-YORK CITY ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY, TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. - New York City Anti-Slavery Society:
• ADDRESS OF THE PEOPLE'S CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA, IN FAVOR OF GEN. SIMON CAMERON FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES. - [Cameron, Simon]:
• ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE TO THE ELECTORS OF RHODE ISLAND. - Rhode Island:
• ADDRESS OF THE UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE TO THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA. AND THE PLATFORMS OF THE TWO POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS, FOR 1865. - Union State Central Committee of Pennsylvania:
• ADDRESS OF THE UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, OF MARYLAND. - Maryland:
• ADDRESS ON THE ACTS AND DELIVERANCES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS, ON THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY. DELIVERED BY REQUEST, IN THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BALTIMORE, ON THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1866. - Smith, Rev. Joseph T., D.D.:
• ADDRESS ON THE TRUTH, DIGNITY, POWER AND BEAUTY OF THE PRINCIPLES OF PEACE...DELIVERED IN THE CENTRE CHURCH AT NEW-HAVEN...THE 6TH OF MAY, 1832. - Grimke, Thomas S.:
• ADDRESS TO ABOLITIONISTS. - [Gunn, Lewis C.]:

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