Whitman, Walt, 1819-1892. Supplementary Prose, from Complete Prose Works (1892)
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Essay
The Eighteenth Presidency!
Voice of Walt Whitman to each Young Man in the
Nation, North, South, East, and West
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FIRST, WHO ARE THE NATION?
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BUT WHAT AILS THE PRESENT WAY OF FILLING THE OFFICES OF THE STATES? IS IT NOT GOOD ENOUGH?
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WELL, WHAT MORE?
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LESSON OF THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH TERMS OF THE PRESIDENCY.
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ARE THE STATES RETARDED THEN?
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NOMINEES OF THE POLITICIANS.
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COUNTERACTION OF A NEW RACE OF YOUNG MEN.
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WHENCE THE DELEGATES OF THE POLITICIANS? WHENCE THE BUCHANAN AND FILLMORE CONVENTIONS?
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WHENCE THEN DO THESE NOMINATING DICTATORS OF AMERICA YEAR AFTER YEAR START OUT?
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WHO ARE THEY PERSONALLY?
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STRIPT OF PADDING AND PAINT, WHO ARE BUCHANAN AND FILLMORE? WHAT HAS THIS AGE TO DO WITH THEM?
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TO BUTCHERS, SAILORS, STEVEDORES, AND DRIVERS OF HORSES -- TO PLOUGHMEN, WOOD-CUTTERS,
MARKETMEN, CARPENTERS, MASONS, AND
LABORERS -- TO WORKMEN IN FACTORIES -- AND TO
ALL IN THESE STATES WHO LIVE BY THEIR DAILY TOIL.
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WHAT IS THERE IN PROSPECT FOR FREE FARMERS AND WORK PEOPLE?
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ARE NOT POLITICAL PARTIES ABOUT PLAYED OUT?
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WHAT RIGHT HAS ANY ONE POLITICAL PARTY, NO MATTER WHICH, TO WIELD THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT?
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PARTY PLATFORMS, SECTIONS, CREEDS.
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THE UNCHANGEABLE AMERICAN PLATFORMS.
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THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
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ONE OR TWO RADICAL PARTS OF THE AMERICAN THEORY OF GOVERNMENT.
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MUST RUNAWAY SLAVES BE DELIVERED BACK?
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TO FREMONT, OF NEW YORK.
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TO THE AMERICAN YOUNG MEN, MECHANICS, FARMERS, BOATMEN, MANUFACTURERS, &c., OF
VIRGINIA, DELAWARE, MARYLAND, THE CAROLINAS,
KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, GEORGIA, ALABAMA, FLORIDA,
MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS, MISSOURI, LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS.
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TO THE THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND OWNERS OF SLAVES.
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TO EDITORS OF THE INDEPENDENT PRESS, AND TO RICH PERSONS.
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THE WORLD'S PORTENTS, ISSUES, THE 80TH YEAR OF THESE STATES.
Essay
Appendix to Leaves of Grass, 1856
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Letter to Walt Whitman
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Letter to Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Note at Beginning
Essay
Note at End of Complete Poems and Prose
Essay
May 31, 1889
Essay
The Old Man Himself
from Horace Traubel, "Walt Whitman: Poet and Philosopher and Man,"
Lippincott's Magazine,
March 1891
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A POSTSCRIPT
Essay
Walt Whitman's Last
from
Lippincott's Magazine,
August, 1891
"Good-Bye my Fancy" ---- concluding Annex to
LEAVES OF GRASS.