TAILIEUCHUNG - American Eloquence, Volume III.

The third volume of the American Eloquence is devoted to the continuation of the slavery controversy and to the progress of the secession movement which culminated in civil war. To the speeches of the former edition of the volume have been added: Everett on the Nebraska bill; Benjamin on the Property Doctrine and Slavery in the Territories; Lincoln on the Dred Scott Decision; Wade on Secession and the State of the Union; Crittenden on the Crittenden Compromise; and Jefferson Davis's notable speech in which he took leave of the United State Senate, in January, 1861 | American Eloquence Volume III 1 American Eloquence Volume III Project Gutenberg s American Eloquence Volume III. of 4 by Various This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at Title American Eloquence Volume III. of 4 Studies In American Political History 1897 Author Various Release Date March 17 2005 EBook 15393 Language English Character set encoding ISO-8859-1 START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK AMERICAN ELOQUENCE III. Produced by David Widger AMERICAN ELOQUENCE STUDIES IN AMERICAN POLITICAL HISTORY Edited with Introduction by Alexander Johnston Reedited by James Albert Woodburn Volume III. of 4 V. --THE ANTI-SLAVERY STRUGGLE Continued from Vol. II. . CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION SALMON PORTLAND CHASE On The Kansas-Nebraska Bill --United States Senate February 3 1854. EDWARD EVERETT On The Kansas-Nebraska Bill --United States Senate February 8 1854. STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS On The Kansas-Nebraska Bill --United States Senate March 3 1854. CHARLES SUMNER On The Crime Against Kansas --United States Senate May 20 1856. PRESTON S. BROOKS On The Sumner Assault --House Of Representatives July 14 1856. JUDAH P. BENJAMIN On The Property Doctrine And Slavery In The Territories --United States Senate March 11 1858. ABRAHAM LINCOLN On The Dred Scott Decision --Springfield Ills. June 26 1857. American Eloquence Volume III 2 ABRAHAM LINCOLN On His Nomination To The United States Senate --At The Republican State Convention June 16 1858. THE LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATE DOUGLAS In Reply To Lincoln--Freeport Ills. August 27 1858. WILLIAM H. SEWARD On The Irrepressible Conflict--Rochester N. Y. October 25 1858. . JOHN PARKER HALE On Secession Moderate Republican Opinion --United States Senate December 5 1860. ALFRED IVERSON On Secession Secessionist Opinion --United .

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