The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-12-06
WASHINGTON, D. c..
The Ogarchy and its in Kansas
The different Political of the Republican Party
SPEECH OF HON. CHARLES SUMNER,
Evening Nov.
FANEUIL HALL, BOSTON.


national or local ITSELF directly the path every
calls for plain and reply There is avoided
cannot be snced Forever sounding
mood for hourstng us at times as with the blast OF
visiting like the bell which
able duty like the BELL which
at midnight stay the raging confagratiOn.
who seek this question
aside reform, hold up a tax-bi
modification of the elective franchise and they hold I'D the Pope:
old parties calling themselves
party which shall be present Surely
the of
inc holding
~ by holding the Pope The people of Massachusetts nte
gent They bulls be aside shaking
cloth they whales, stopped
os and exclusive advocacy with which, at this crisis of Freedom
and personal aspirations have been
prototype occurring
Revolution chastd by eloquence
Patrick Henry The familiar. small army contendng
reduced depths
~ Of winter sky and MARKING the frozen ground with the blood shoe
Where Henry,
open his fields his his cellars the doors of his por-
his breast receive the soldier in that little fhed
the There whether
beats in his BOSOM are udge to John Hook that he pointed
pressing supplies
starvg troops What orator
The the John hoarse brawng through
campB! B! Beef" now among u.s. John
Hook renewed and politicians disturb the hour hoay
claims through patriot But above all
which will not be postponed Freedom
Slavery? "Under which king speak you
priceless blessings you for Slavery with its countless
and woes? Are for God you for the Devil?
Citizens speak plainly; exhibiting enormy of
Slavery plain whether regarded simply judi
character is revealed 1t has been my fortune lattey Slavery face
home opportunity
testimony open have seen
being knocked of
the sale compelled his
horse have been detained
phrase the country help lick niger; and have been
pc table, revolving spectacle vet child
almost 6led the floor blow a
original convictions The distant
STAKEHOLDER who, generous
DOM Dvnty, might,
% of personal kindness hastily swayed convictions may be
to in but
entirely satisfied that here in Massachusetts,
Slavery themselves
prejudice knowledge
and grateful you venture
hope that assembled honestly CRAFTY preiu-
personal anpathies appetite for
~ but with eandor and your best discrimination weigh
s in order determine the myself pac-
u the friends Freedomhe Republicans invitation
tgt but make bold you parties who now listen
t yourselves for the time of partisan forget
moment that Wings Democrats how you called
remember only that with hearts feel with heads understand
with guide you condition to receive
the truth If probable of party hm
en they much the likely blindly governed by it, This
The remark of Wirce among
who are unconscous governed by
protesting yet that the bitterness of party has entered into their
whole character and vesa the bitterness in
allrar in the honey
At this election do choose States or
Ter Congress but Governor Governor Attorney General and
officers To superficial observer the occasion rather
local than belong rather Federal
aahusct rather
lie nonuch the solidarity all
n together Plural Unihat question
at local
addressing alike whole Republic constituent part
Freedom in Kansas Freedom home assaed
They be defended There honorable responsibilities belonging
Massachusetts, eab and vndaor Freedom which she
give prepare
himself for the bals?" The distant countawais
The voice question Are You
for Freedom You Slavery? nscenden exclusive
absorbing this question present juncure speak
tue position OF candidates other things.
wrong and to he Passing strange
IN this nineteenth century, we should be consan
cd to put this question. Passing strange put should
any hesitation to answer it, by voice and speak
0llest for Freedom
plain recital will show the urgency question period
~ declaration of Independence upwards a persons
as aeS IN the United States These unhappy people org
@ stolen from Africa the children
distributed throughout the whole country chiefly
the Southern Slavery they were reduced was
SIMPLY continuation originally rob-
| their rights
Republic war ondependence were struck with the ;ncon
~ appeal their liberties while holding bondage
only guilty of skin not coored like their own The
animated the hearts of the whether at the North
e Illustrations which specially conviction and
possesses local interest in this community 1t is deed of manumisson
made after struggles and in the Probate
me County of Suffolk it is:
@ Sssass" ! 5s ss
% Would ye Ssedo a 2nr efs Pr
@ f s1 ' % s 'ns
Whereof heuno hand and June
-Ha'r Min }MfEs GGs SSV:.,
S wa" the spirit opinion every
I'll BY the literature time by Church,
% Judgment the College, Slavery condemned while all the grand
names OF our history arrayed openly against it. Of these might
wen On many but pleased
whose concurrng testimony there be appeal There Wash
SON who at time declared that q"
adopted by which slavery MIGHT be abo;sbed NV d bon At
that TO this end "h suffrage should wanting
Jefferson Who
himself foremost the Abotons INDEPENDENTLY
oAing
The avearing that the love of country
ea equally Slavery was
greatest
franklin who did hesitate iken the American
the Agine his
Aet Abolition which