"That flag means more to you and to me to-night than ever it did

"It means that never again, on the land or on the sea, can it be a flag of
* stripes' to any of God's children, however poor or however black."-p. 746.

"No more its flaming emblems wave

To bar from hope the trembling slave;

No more its radiant glories shine

To blast with woe one child of Thine."

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Speech at Cranesville Banquet

13

Answer at Charloe to Senator Stephen A. Douglas's Squatter Sov-

Second Speech in Congress----

116

Letter protesting against the army being used to capture and return

fugitive slaves----

165

Address at College Hall, Toledo-----

171

Speech for the Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia----- 213

Speech for the Organization of the Territory of Arizona---.

226

Letter of Congratulation on Mr. Lincoln's Proclamation of Emancipa-

tion, January 1, 1863----

240

Speech at White's Hall, Toledo------

248

Speech at Wood County Union Convention--

257

Speech on Reconstruction----

264

Speech when renominated for Congress----

Letter to the Officers and Soldiers of the Union Army----

History of the Bill for the Abolition of Slavery and the Thirteenth

Amendment

328

Speech on Reconstruction, with Senator Sumner's Resolutions------- 333

Congressional Speech on Amendment of the National Constitution--- 459

Oration on the Death of Hon. Owen Lovejoy, of Illinois...

638

Oration on the Death of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, of Pennsylvania-.

640

Letter and Rules on Co-operation and Profit-sharing-

Address to the International Train Dispatchers' Convention--

Address in the Congressional Campaign of 1890

661

667

675

Memorial Address at Wauseon

681

Address to Pioneers--

685

Address before the Ohio Society of New York on the Abolition of

Slavery in the District of Columbia and the Passage of the Thir-

teenth Amendment..

692

714

Address before Grand Army Posts in Toledo-----

Address on Lincoln before the Ohio Republican League at Toledo---- 747

Address before the Ohio Society of New York in favor of Nominat-

ing and Electing the President and U. S. Senators by direct vote-- 767

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