Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Dr. Channing” in chapter 1.49 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 16.:
...od ever corruptly made money out of his office.
Calhoun, Clay and Webster were comparatively poor.
Some of our greatest presidents were almost paupers, notably Jefferson, Monroe and Harrison.
Dr. Channing gave the distinction between the North and the South with great candor and fairness.
But we might still inquire: Why did the North seek property as the chief good, and why did the South seek politi...
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