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169 Protest against Final Adjournment of Congress. Remarks in the Senate, on a Resolution for the Final Adjournment of the Two Houses, July 12, 1862 176 Patriotic Unity and Emancipation. Letter to a Public Meeting at New York, July 14, 1862 180 Harmony with the President and Emancipation. Speech in the Senate, on the Joint Resolution explanatory of the Act for Confiscation and Liberation, July 16, 1862 182 Union of Good Citizens for a Final Settlement. Letter to the Republican State Committee, September 9, 1862 187 The Proclamation of Emancipation: its Policy and Necessity as a War Measure for the Suppression of the Rebellion. Speech at Faneuil Hall, October 6, 1862. With Appendix, on the Nomination and Reëlection of Mr. Sumner as Senator 191 The Emancipation Proclamation our Corner-Stone. Letter to Fellow-Citizens at Salem, October 10, 1862 247 Farmers, their Happiness and Liberal Sentiments. Speech at the Dinner of the Hampshire County Agricultural Society, at Northampton, Mass., October 14, 1862 248 Ambulance and Hospital Corps. Resolution in the Senate, December 3, 1862 255 Celebration of Emancipation. Letter to a Public Meeting of Colored Citizens in Boston, January 1, 1863 256 Prudence in our Foreign Relations. Remarks in the Senate, on Resolutions against French Interference in Mexico, February 3, 1863 257 Employment of Colored Troops. Bill in the Senate, February 9, 1863 262 Immediate Emancipation, and not Gradual. Speech in the Senate, on the Bill providing Aid for Emancipation in Missouri, February 12, 1863 266 Letters of Marque and Reprisal. Speeches in the Senate, on the Bill to authorize the President, in all Domestic or Foreign Wars, to issue Letters of Marque and Reprisal, February 14 and 17, 1863 278 Appointments to the Naval Academy. Remarks in the Senate, on the Bill to regulate the Appointment of Midshipmen to the Naval Academy, February 16, 1863 301 Exemption of Clergymen from Military Conscription. Remarks on the Conscription Law, February 16, 1863 303 Protest against Foreign Intervention, and Declaration of National Purpose. Concurrent Resolutions of Congress, reported in the Senate, February 28, 1863 307 Inexpediency of Letters of Marque. Letter to a Citizen of New York, March 17, 1863 313 Unity for the Sake of Freedom, and Freedom for the Sake of Unity. Letter to a Public Meeting at Cleveland, Ohio, May 18, 1863 316 Pacific Railroad. Letter to Messrs. Samuel Hallett & Co., May 23, 1863 318 Union of the Mississippi and the Lakes by Canal. Letter to a Convention at Chicago, May 27, 1863 320