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Xxv.
On his return to Boston, after the memorable session of 1851-2, the warmest welcome was extended to him from every quarter.
In addressing the State Convention of the Free-Soil Party of Massachusetts, held at Lowell, on the 16th of September, 1852, he delivered one of his most striking speeches, some portions of which we reproduce.
It was on the eve of the national election.
Mr. President and fellow-citizens of Massachusetts:—I should be dull indeed were I insensible to this generous, overflowing, heart-speaking welcome.
After an absence of many months, I have now come home, to breathe anew the invigorating Northern air, to tread again the free soil of our native Massachusetts, and to enjoy the sympathy of friends and fellow-citizens.
But, while glad in your greetings, thus bounteously lavished, I cannot accept them for myself.
I do not deserve them.
They belong to the cause which we all have at heart, and which binds us together.
Against Freedom both the old parti
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