My blood boiled within me when I heard his address tonight, and thought that he had left behind him three millions of such men.
We must see more of this man; we must have more of this man.

One would have taken a voyage round the globe some forty years back--especially since the introduction of steam--to have heard such an exposure of slavery from the lips of a slave.

It will be an era in the individual history of the present assembly.

Our children--our boys and girls--I have tonight seen the delightful sympathy of their hearts evinced by their heaving breasts, while their eyes sparkled with wonder and admiration, that this black man--this slave--had so much logic, so much wit, so much fancy, so much eloquence.

He was something more than a man, according to their little notions.