American Public Addresses

Abolitionism Abolitionist ABRAHAM LINCOLN admission adopted amendment American answer argument army audience believe Black Republican Bunker Hill Bunker Hill Monument cause character charge citizens civil colonies Congress Convention declared Democratic discourse duty effect election England ernment established exclude slavery existence expository address Farewell Address favor Federal feeling Freeport Fugitive Slave law gentlemen honor hope human idea interest interrogatories introduction Judge Douglas justice Kansas-Nebraska Act Lecompton Constitution legislature liberty Lincoln ment nation never object occasion opinion oration party patriotism peace platform pledged political popular present President principles proposition prosperity question republic Republican party resolutions secession Senate sentiment slavery South speaker speech spirit stand Supreme Court territory thing thought tion to-day true Trumbull trust truth United United States Senate universal suffrage vote Washington Washington Union Webster Wendell Phillips Whigs whole words