Charles Sumner: his complete works, volume 09 (of 20)Sumner, Charles
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Charles Sumner: his complete works, volume 09 (of 20)
Sumner, Charles
Slavery -- United States; Speeches, addresses, etc., American
_Vice-Presidents_,--Francis B. Crowninshield, Alexander H.
Bullock, Julius Rockwell, Peleg W. Chandler, Oakes Ames, John
Gardner, Lee Claflin, Robert W. Hooper, James M. Barnard,
Francis B. Fay, Jacob Sleeper, Edward S. Tobey, Stephen H.
Phillips, Waldo Higginson, Samuel May, John Nesmith, William
J. Rotch, Eliphalet Trask, Martin Brimmer, Henry I. Bowditch,
Gerry W. Cochrane, Charles H. Parker, Charles O. Whitmore,
John D. Baldwin, John R. Brewer, John M. S. Williams, James
P. Thorndike, Samuel Hall, Artemas Lee, Robert B. Storer,
Julius A. Palmer, John L. Emmons, William I. Bowditch, Abel G.
Farwell, Alvah Crocker, Otis Norcross, John J. May, Phineas E.
Gay, Nathan Cushing, Robert C. Pitman, Alexander H. Twombly,
Warren Sawyer, James Adams, Moses Kimball, Theodore Otis, Alvah
A. Burrage, David Snow, Edwin Lamson, John Demeritt, John M.
Forbes, William Washburn, Arba Maynard, Joseph T. Bailey,
Osborn Howes, Daniel Farrar, John Chandler, John Q. A. Griffin,
Robert E. Apthorp, William Bellamy, Alexander Wadsworth,
Edward Buffinton, Nehemiah Boynton, Phineas J. Stone, William
B. Spooner, Frederick Nickerson, P. Emory Aldrich, Abijah W.
Farrar, William Pope, Charles C. Barry, Timothy W. Hoxie, Avery
Plumer, Ephraim Allen, J. Warren Merrill, Peter B. Brigham,
George F. Williams, Pliny Nickerson, John A. Nowell, Arthur
W. Tufts, Roland Worthington, John Bertram, Frank B. Fay, J.
Ingersoll Bowditch, William Endicott, Jr., Edward Atkinson,
Nathaniel C. Nash, Franklin Snow, J. Wingate Thornton, Samuel
Johnson, Edward A. Raymond, Albert L. Lincoln, Francis E.
Parker, Charles O. Rogers, William Fox Richardson, John G.
Webster, Leister M. Clark, Chester Guild, Jr., Estes Howe,
William Brigham.
_Secretaries_,--William S. Robinson, Delano A. Goddard, Stephen
N. Stockwell, William W. Clapp, Jr., Hamlin R. Harding, H.
Burr Crandall, Henry M. Burt, Ebenezer Nelson, George H.
Monroe, Stephen N. Gifford.
On taking the chair, Mr. Claflin was received with great
applause. He spoke as follows.
“LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,--None of you can be more
disappointed at the present time than myself, that I am
called upon to occupy this position.
“At the last moment we were informed that his Excellency
the Governor[111] was compelled by the duties of his
position, and his desire ever to do for the interests of
those brave men who have gone forth for our defence, to
leave the State, and to leave us to-day in your hands.
[_Applause._]
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