On the record
Whigs and Democrats,--I use the old names still,--professing to represent conflicting sentiments, concur in being representatives of the Slave Power.
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gutenberg.orgWhigs and Democrats,--I use the old names still,--professing to represent conflicting sentiments, concur in being representatives of the Slave Power.
Sumner critiques both Whigs and Democrats for representing the interests of the Slave Power.
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