The Accomplishments of Charles Sumner

Charles Sumner, the leader of the Republican radical organization, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was one of the most educated politicians in the era of slavery. As a graduate of Harvard Law School, Sumner embodies the official rhetoric and his passionate speech and his passionate view on the imminent issue of his time (American experience) I have proof. The controversial state of Kansas is considered free or slavery, also known as "blood Kansas", so Illinois State Senator Stephen Douglas has established 1854 Kansas - Nebraska state law. Abolished Missouri's compromise and laid the foundation for Kansas

Sumner-Brooks Case: Senator Mr. Charles Sumner of Massachusetts criticized and criticized Senator Charlie Butler in South Carolina State in 1856 and released a spee entitled "Crime against Kansas State". . Butler's nephew Preston Brooks entered the Senate and hit his head to make Brooks the southern hero. Dred Scott decided as follows: Roger B. Taney presiding judge ruled that Scott was not a citizen because Scott was a slave in 1856 and has no right to file a lawsuit in federal court did. The Missouri compromise plan was illegal as it violated the Fifth Amendment that Congress and Local Governments did not allow to exclude slavery from any area, so nobody temporarily lives freely It was judged. Republicans are more skeptical of parliamentary slavery.

On 19th May 1856, Senator Charles Sumner was attacked by a cane at the Senate floor and beaten. Sumner was attacked by South Carolina State Parliament member Preston Brooks. After Sumner gave out his speech "Knocking with Kansas", an attack occurred and he insulted Brooks' uncle, South Carolina State Senator Andrew Butler

May 22: Preston Brooks, a South Carolina State legislator, defeated Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts with a cane and crouched on the floor of US Senator. In the Senate address to Kansas State, Sumner loved a slave owner - in particular Brooks cousin, Senator Andrew Butler in South Carolina - a prostitute (slavery) and raped the virgin Kansas. Brooks is the hero of the south and Sumner is the martyr of the north. In the American presidential election in 1856, Republican John C. Fremont opposed slavery. The Republican slogan is "freedom of speech, freedom of speech, free land, free men, Fremont, and victory!" The Democratic Party opposed the election of Fremont which could lead to a civil war. Democratic candidate James Buchanan acquired five northern and western states and all the southern states except Maryland.