A desirable imprint of the speech made by Samuel Galloway of Ohio, in the House of Representatives on March 17, 1856. Galloway became well-known for his opposition to slavery's expansion in the Kansas Territory.

He writes: "The past misfortunes and the present perils of the people of Kansas have produced throughout our country and unusual and profound excitement- not a mere ripple on the surface, but a groundswell of the national heart."

The last page of the pamphlet includes a fascinating list of Documents Published by the Republican Association of Washington, which can be had cheap for distribution, etc., 

Last offered by Early American in 2006 where it sold at $295.

Galloway, S. Kansas Contested Election. Speech of Hon. S. Galloway, of Ohio, in the House of Representatives, March 17, 1856, On the Resolution Reported by the Committee of Elections in the Contested Election Case from the Territory of Kansas. Washington D. C. Buell & Blanchard, Printers. 7pp.

A good copy, bound in wraps, generally solid, with light foxing, handled pages, and some staining as shown.