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of relating or discussing the story of the Republican party, in whole or in any part.
His subject was Abolitionism, and his task would now be completed but for the movement in the State of Missouri, to which reference has just been made.
That manifestation, he thinks, is deserving of recognition, both on its own account and as a continuation of the original movement, and he is the more inclined to contribute to its discussion because he was then a Missourian by residence, and had something to do with its successful prosecution.
G. P. Putnam's Son, 1905.
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