Speech by Chief Justice Chase on freedom and duty
Chief Justice Chase urges swift use of emancipated labor in the war’s aftermath. He defends rights for all races, praises Lincoln, calls for black participation in war and work, and warns against laziness or misused prejudices while urging thrift, industry, and national unity. He emphasizes justice as national safety and the need for education and self-reliance.
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Suffering and suffrage talk at a Washington hall speech
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Meeting at Columbia on war end and Lincoln death
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Debate on universal suffrage echoes in postwar South
The article reprints Chief Justice Chase’s Charleston speech arguing for universal franchise for freedmen, stressing justice and equality under law. It notes support for extending voting rights to all men, white or black, and highlights wartime loyalty of black soldiers. Also mentions Michigan 20th Regiment arrivals and leadership of Colonel Lasssarger.
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