New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-29
Published this day. Oct, %, 1855.
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Published thi, day. Oct. -, 1855
THE LIFE OF CHARLES SUMNER,
rIs At q d. oRAroRIcAL CHARACTER, and his
G Ginrfi SPEECH on KANSAS
By D. 4 HAfsHA aathOr Of Eminent Orators and States
WITH FINE PORTRAIT OF Mr. SUMNER
ss al n II THE pSIfE CHAMBER
$50 page. limo. Cloth. Price 81
~ w., been rvs the puble It "a. been well said tha, he
brutal and uurderou, assault upon senso, oy b'ool
Of his health since have thrown new and painful
aTound hi. history and awakened The keen 'ymPsthis
Of The n'f''~ CONTENTS:
CHAPTtRL
IL; pi,,h-Sotice Of his Fsiher-Esry Educ4tou-Wins
r ISrury Pr re.-A close student OF HistoryH' Youth
k,Iy on Bo.top-Grsdustes Harvard CoeEe-Studie.
SiIeut s,uder-EIOsusnt Passages from Dr. Chs
neIs on 9I.,-Become. its Edor-Admitted 20 The Bar
P.es in Bo.tOn-Appoined Reporter Of the Circuit Court
Ant Law Boot-Hs Position as a Lawyer
-. ., Fyron.-L.t,er. Of Inroducon-Receiyed in En-.
,ne with marked Aenon-Artend. the Debates in Paris
Visit. Pari.Wres Defense q the American Claim 20 the
Boundary-Vss Italy-studes Art and Liter
sur VI cb,dge-Publi.hes Edition v.seys R-ports-
h. Grafton entitled The True Grandeur of Ns'ious
adse Story. Opinion of tEoquent Passage on the Reign
Of Peace. cu,rvv,u
Spoteh o. ~ story and Kent-Fspouss. the Cause Of
E,ssdom-Compsred Charles James FoxDeiyers Speech
asan., the Admission Of Texas asa Slave stse-E1c' nom
tne Speech. c.,-xorv
AL Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa Society Of
U,vsrd Iniyesy-Beautful Extrscs-sentimeut Of John
Quincy Adsms-Deyers Speech on the AntiSayery Dates
en- brilliant Lecture White Slavery in the BaIbary States
an Grafton before the Literary Societies Of Am.
hers, an Grafton before the Phi
Beta Kspps Society Of Union ra.'s from
lion Of Massachusetts. sprnshed-Forcbie Paase' quoted
from th, Address-RemMks ~
Deliver. Speech in Mass Convention at Worcester h.sa-
al AddI p.., ssO quoted o% h
Efors-Remsrks, &c.
Delivers Speech the Free Soil State Conyention-he-
marx. On hi. Efori-Forcbe EatacsM Sumner ever true
the Cause Of Freedom ,,
Elected to the United States Of Acceptance
Speeches the Iowa RaroadAn Ext1ct-Deyers BIS cee
Irs.d Speech in the Senate entitled Freedom National Slavery
s,ctons-Pssass quoted Freedom of sPeech-rhe Pero'
ration Remark
Delivers Speech the Plymouth Festivsl-s PeroTaton
qTspi Of Freedom Freedom final Pro
test for himself and Cesy OF New England against Slavery in
Nebraska and Ksrsas-H. Remark. on that oeea'ou
Deliver. hi. Speech in the senate the Bo';.n Memorial
for the Repeal OF the Fugitive Slave Bill etc-Makes an Ai-
dress befoie the Mercantile Library Association OF Boston
Delivers bis Speech The Senate eHd the
Address the Metropolitan Theater, Newfork-Eioqnent
Extracts.
The late Session Of cOngesMr suWnsr deyeT. HI. s,s-
speech On hsnsas-The Assault IN IN. SehAte Sha,
SINNERS Statement respecting it-ndgnstion Meetings
R.maTks.
CHAPTER XII
Ortorcal Character OF Mr. Sumner-Hs Person-Eis Deiy
,ry-Fis Voice-His Intellect-Hs Learning-Hh lmagna
tifn kcH Love Of Freeiom-His style OF sitiOn-
Con pared to FISHER Ames-Concludng Remarks.
SPEECH: =, a.,
The Grim against Kansss-The Apologies forTae CIime-
The True Remedy.
APPESDIx:
Speed, Daniel Lord delivered inhe Broadway Tabernacle
May 80 1855. - .
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