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Excerpt from Speech of Hon. Salmon P. Chase: Delivered at the Republican Mass Meeting in Cincinnati, August 21, 1855, Together With Extracts From His Speeches in the Senate on Kindred Subjects Mr. Chairman and Fellow Citizens: More than thirty years have passed away since I, then a mere boy, became a dweller in this city. Few of those whom I now see before me have been here so long: to none of you, I am sure, is the prosperity of this beauti...

Excerpt from The Complete Works of Edward Livingston on Criminal Jurisprudence, Vol. 1 of 2: Consisting of Systems of Penal Law for the State of Louisiana and for the United States of America, With the Introductory Reports to the Same Apunishable by law, defining the same in clear and explicit terms, designating the punishment to be in¿icted on each laying down the rules Of evidence on trials directing the whole mode of procedure, and pointin...

Excerpt from The Address and Reply on the Presentation of a Testimonial to S. P. Chase, by the Colored People of Cincinnati: With Some Account of the Case of Samuel Watson It has been thought by many who are interested in the elevation and progress of the whole American People, that the recent public presentation to Mr. S. P. Chase, of a valuable and beautiful testimonial of grateful regard by the Colored People of Cincinnati, was an incident...

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Excerpt from A Preliminary Sketch of the History of OhioThis expedition was attended by important consequences. It annihilated the British authority upon the Mississippi, detached Several Indian tribes from the British interest, inspired the rest with a salutary dread of the Amer ican arms, and had an important in¿uence on the negotiations, which after wards established the Mississippi as the western boundary of the United States. The conquere...