Charles Sumner: “That public welfare which is the declared object of all the…”

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That public welfare which is the declared object of all the departments appears here in its most attractive form.

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Massachusetts

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He describes the Post-Office as a key element of public welfare, showcasing its appeal and importance.

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Charles Sumner: “That public welfare which is the declared object of all the departments appears here in its most attractive form.”