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| [The Cession of Russian America to the United States.
Speech in the Senate, on the Ratification of the Treaty
between the United States and Russia, April 9, 1867] | 1 |
| [Precaution against the President. Remarks in the Senate,
on a Resolution asking for Copies of Opinions with
regard to the Tenure-of-Office Law and Appointments
during the Recess of Congress, April 11, 1867] | 170 |
| [Finish our Work before Adjournment. Remarks in the
Senate, on a Motion to adjourn without Day, April 11
and 12, 1867] | 172 |
| [Mediation between contending Parties in Mexico. Resolution
in the Senate, proposing the Good Offices of the
United States, April 20, 1867] | 174 |
| [Equal Suffrage at Once by Act of Congress rather
than Constitutional Amendment. Letter to the New
York Independent, April 20, 1867] | 176 |
| [Celebration at Arlington, on assuming its New Name.
Speech at a Dinner in a Tent, June 17, 1867] | 181 |
| [Powers of the Two Houses of Congress in the absence
of a Quorum. Protest in the Senate, at its Opening,
July 3, 1867] | 185 |
| [Homesteads for Freedmen. Resolution in the Senate,
July 3, 1867] | 188 |
| [Limitation of the Business of the Senate. Obligations
of Senate Caucuses. Speeches in the Senate, July 3,
5, and 10, 1867] | 189 |
| [Reconstruction once More. Public Schools; Officers
and Senators without Distinction of Color. Speeches
in the Senate, on the Third Reconstruction Bill, July 11
and 13, 1867] | 217 |
| [Suffrage without Distinction of Color throughout
the United States by Act of Congress. Remarks
in the Senate, on a Bill to enforce Several Provisions of
the Constitution by securing the Elective Franchise to
Colored Citizens, July 12, 1867] | 229 |
| [Opening of Offices to Colored Persons in the District
of Columbia. Remarks in the Senate, on a Bill for the
further Security of Equal Rights in the District of
Columbia, July 16, 1867] | 234 |
| [Naturalization without Distinction of Race or Color.
Remarks in the Senate, on a Bill to strike out the Word
“White” in the Naturalization Laws, July 19, 1867] | 238 |
| [The President must be watched by Congress, or removed.
Speech in the Senate, on the Resolution of
Adjournment, July 19, 1867] | 240 |
| [Sympathy with Crete, and an Appeal to the Turkish
Government. Joint Resolutions in the Senate, July 19,
1867, and July 21, 1868] | 246 |
| [Privileges of Debate in the Senate on Officers liable
to Impeachment. Resolutions in the Senate, July 20,
1867] | 249 |
| [Prophetic Voices concerning America. A Monograph] | 251 |
