The Life of Webster Sermon on Slavery and Courage
A sermon by Theodore Parker in Boston recalls Daniel Webster's stance against the slave trade and his evolving position on slavery. The oration quotes Webster’s Plymouth Rock pledge to extirpate the trade, condemns colonial injustice, and notes his shifting views on Congress power, California and New Mexico, and the Fugitive Slave Act. It recounts public reaction in New England to his March speech and the lingering impact on regional politics.
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The Decline of Daniel Webster in Boston Martyrdom
A solemn lament recalls Daniel Webster’s shifting stance on slavery, his 7th of March speech, and his later alignments, contrasting Northern admiration with Southern opportunism. The speaker mourns Webster’s fall from grace, blaming political expediency for the nation’s moral crisis and the rise of the Fugitive Slave Law.
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