The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06

Master OF EnklIbH otylG W ANA"A" -
WhippIe, than whom, as an appreciative
editor, no one could more appropriately
write on such a subject. The speeches
selected for this volume arc those upon
which Webstor's great fame as a states
man aud lawyer mainly rest. Some Of
them are as follows:
The Dartmouth College Case. United
States Supreme Court, March 10, 1878.
First Settlement Of New England. Ply.
mouth, December 22, 1920.
The Revolution in Greece. United
States House Of Representative, January
10, 1924. Il.
Representatives, April l and 2, 1924.
The Bunker Hill Monument. Laying
of the Corner Stone. June II, 1925.
The Completion II the Bunker Hill
Monument. June II, lS43.
Our Relations 10 the South American
Republics. United States House Of Rep
reSenAtives, April Il, 1925.
Adams and Jefferson. Faneuil Hall.
Boston, August 9, 1926.
The Murder Of Captain Joseph White.
Tia Of John Francis Knapp, for murder.
Tle Reply TO llRyne. United States
Senate, January 20 and q, 1880.
The Constitution not Compact between
Sovereign States. United States Senate,
February lG, 1893.
The Presidential Veto Of the United
States Bank Bill. United States Senate,
July II, 1882.
The Character OF Washington. Washing
ton, February 90, 1882.
Executive Patronage aud Removals from
Office. National Republican Convention,
Worcester (Nlass.) October l2, 1882.
Executive Uslrpation. From the same
Speech at Worcester.
The Natural Hatred Of the Poor to the
Rich. United States Senate, January 81,
1884.
A Redeemable Paper Currency. United
States Senate, February 90, 1884.
The Appointing and Removing Power.
United States Senate, Feb. 10, 1895.
Slavery in the District OF Columbia.
United States Senate, Jan. 10, 1888.
The Credit System and the Labor Of
the United States. United States Senate,
March u, 1888.
Remarks on the Political Course Of Mr..
Calhoun, 1883. From the same Speech.
A Uniform System OF Bankruptcy.
United States Senate, May IS, 1910.
Address to the Ladies Of Richmond. Oct.
), 1910.
The Landing at Plymouth. New York,
Dec. 90, 1913.
The Christian Ministry and the ReIig.
ions Instruction Of the Young. Girard
Will Case. United States Supreme Court,
Feb. 20, l6i4.
Mr.. Justice Story.
The Rhode Island Government. United
States Supreme Court, January q, lS4S.
Objects Of the Mexican War. United
States Senate, March 90, lS4S.
Exclusion OF Slavery from the Terrific.
ries. United States Senate, August u, 1913.
The Constitution and the Union. United
States Senate, March Z, 1850.
APPENDIX The Right oil
Search; Letters to General Cass on the
Treaty of Washington; The Hulsemann
Letter
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