Notes to Charles Sumner, his complete works, volume 14 (of 20) — Reading edition
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MAJORITY OR PLURALITY IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS. · Note 1MAJORITY OR PLURALITY IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS. · Note 2MAJORITY OR PLURALITY IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS. · Note 3MAJORITY OR PLURALITY IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS. · Note 4MAJORITY OR PLURALITY IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS. · Note 5MAJORITY OR PLURALITY IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS. · Note 6A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 1A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 2A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 3A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 4A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 5A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 6A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 7A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 8A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 9A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 10A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 11A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 12A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 13A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 14A SENATOR CANNOT VOTE FOR HIMSELF. · Note 15REMODELLING OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. · Note 1REMODELLING OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. · Note 2THE LATE SOLOMON FOOT, SENATOR FROM VERMONT. · Note 1THE LATE SOLOMON FOOT, SENATOR FROM VERMONT. · Note 2THE LATE SOLOMON FOOT, SENATOR FROM VERMONT. · Note 3THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND EMANCIPATION. · Note 1THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND EMANCIPATION. · Note 2POWER OF CONGRESS TO PROVIDE AGAINST CHOLERA FROM ABROAD. · Note 1OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE REBELLION. · Note 1OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE REBELLION. · Note 2OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE REBELLION. · Note 3INTER-STATE INTERCOURSE BY RAILWAY. · Note 1INTER-STATE INTERCOURSE BY RAILWAY. · Note 2ATTITUDE OF JUSTICE TOWARDS ENGLAND. · Note 1HONOR TO A CONSTANT UNION-MAN OF SOUTH CAROLINA. · Note 1OPEN VOTING IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS; SECRET VOTING AT POPULAR ELECTIONS. · Note 1OPEN VOTING IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS; SECRET VOTING AT POPULAR ELECTIONS. · Note 2OPEN VOTING IN THE ELECTION OF SENATORS; SECRET VOTING AT POPULAR ELECTIONS. · Note 3MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. · Note 1TENNESSEE NOT SUFFICIENTLY RECONSTRUCTED. · Note 1TENNESSEE NOT SUFFICIENTLY RECONSTRUCTED. · Note 2THE SENATE CHAMBER: ITS VENTILATION AND SIZE. · Note 1INQUIRY INTO THE TITLE OF A SENATOR TO HIS SEAT. · Note 1INQUIRY INTO THE TITLE OF A SENATOR TO HIS SEAT. · Note 2NO MORE STATES WITH THE WORD “WHITE” IN THE CONSTITUTION. · Note 1NO MORE STATES WITH THE WORD “WHITE” IN THE CONSTITUTION. · Note 2NO MORE STATES WITH THE WORD “WHITE” IN THE CONSTITUTION. · Note 3NO MORE STATES WITH THE WORD “WHITE” IN THE CONSTITUTION. · Note 4NO MORE STATES WITH THE WORD “WHITE” IN THE CONSTITUTION. · Note 5THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. · Note 1THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. · Note 2THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. · Note 3THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. · Note 4THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. · Note 5THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. · Note 6ART IN THE NATIONAL CAPITOL. · Note 1ART IN THE NATIONAL CAPITOL. · Note 2THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 1THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 2THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 3THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 4THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 5THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 6THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 7THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 8THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 9THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 10THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 11THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 12THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 13THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 14THE ONE MAN POWER vs. CONGRESS. THE PRESENT SITUATION. · Note 15FEMALE SUFFRAGE, AND AN EDUCATIONAL TEST OF MALE SUFFRAGE. · Note 1FEMALE SUFFRAGE, AND AN EDUCATIONAL TEST OF MALE SUFFRAGE. · Note 2PROHIBITION OF PEONAGE. · Note 1PROTECTION AGAINST THE PRESIDENT. · Note 1PROTECTION AGAINST THE PRESIDENT. · Note 2PROTECTION AGAINST THE PRESIDENT. · Note 3PROTECTION AGAINST THE PRESIDENT. · Note 4PROTECTION AGAINST THE PRESIDENT. · Note 5CHEAP BOOKS AND PUBLIC LIBRARIES. · Note 1RECONSTRUCTION AT LAST WITH COLORED SUFFRAGE AND PROTECTION AGAINST REBEL INFLUENCE. · Note 1RECONSTRUCTION AT LAST WITH COLORED SUFFRAGE AND PROTECTION AGAINST REBEL INFLUENCE. · Note 2RECONSTRUCTION AT LAST WITH COLORED SUFFRAGE AND PROTECTION AGAINST REBEL INFLUENCE. · Note 3RECONSTRUCTION AT LAST WITH COLORED SUFFRAGE AND PROTECTION AGAINST REBEL INFLUENCE. · Note 4RECONSTRUCTION AT LAST WITH COLORED SUFFRAGE AND PROTECTION AGAINST REBEL INFLUENCE. · Note 5RECONSTRUCTION AT LAST WITH COLORED SUFFRAGE AND PROTECTION AGAINST REBEL INFLUENCE. · Note 6RECONSTRUCTION AT LAST WITH COLORED SUFFRAGE AND PROTECTION AGAINST REBEL INFLUENCE. · Note 7THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. · Note 1A VICTORY OF PEACE. · Note 1FURTHER GUARANTIES IN RECONSTRUCTION. LOYALTY, EDUCATION, AND A HOMESTEAD FOR FREEDMEN; MEASURES OF RECONSTRUCTION NOT A BURDEN OR PENALTY. · Note 1FURTHER GUARANTIES IN RECONSTRUCTION. LOYALTY, EDUCATION, AND A HOMESTEAD FOR FREEDMEN; MEASURES OF RECONSTRUCTION NOT A BURDEN OR PENALTY. · Note 2GENEROSITY FOR EDUCATION. · Note 1RECONSTRUCTION AGAIN. THE BALLOT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN TO ALL. · Note 1RECONSTRUCTION AGAIN. THE BALLOT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN TO ALL. · Note 2RECONSTRUCTION AGAIN. THE BALLOT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN TO ALL. · Note 3RECONSTRUCTION AGAIN. THE BALLOT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN TO ALL. · Note 4RECONSTRUCTION AGAIN. THE BALLOT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN TO ALL. · Note 5RECONSTRUCTION AGAIN. THE BALLOT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN TO ALL. · Note 6PROHIBITION OF DIPLOMATIC UNIFORM. · Note 1VIGILANCE AGAINST THE PRESIDENT. · Note 1