Supplementary Prose, from Complete Prose Works (1892)

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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

Section FIRST, WHO ARE THE NATION?

Section BUT WHAT AILS THE PRESENT WAY OF FILLING THE OFFICES OF THE STATES? IS IT NOT GOOD ENOUGH?

Section WELL, WHAT MORE?

Section LESSON OF THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH TERMS OF THE PRESIDENCY.

Section ARE THE STATES RETARDED THEN?

Section NOMINEES OF THE POLITICIANS.

Section COUNTERACTION OF A NEW RACE OF YOUNG MEN.

Section WHENCE THE DELEGATES OF THE POLITICIANS? WHENCE THE BUCHANAN AND FILLMORE CONVENTIONS?

Section WHENCE THEN DO THESE NOMINATING DICTATORS OF AMERICA YEAR AFTER YEAR START OUT?

Section WHO ARE THEY PERSONALLY?

Section STRIPT OF PADDING AND PAINT, WHO ARE BUCHANAN AND FILLMORE? WHAT HAS THIS AGE TO DO WITH THEM?

Section 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.

Section WHAT IS THERE IN PROSPECT FOR FREE FARMERS AND WORK PEOPLE?

Section ARE NOT POLITICAL PARTIES ABOUT PLAYED OUT?

Section WHAT RIGHT HAS ANY ONE POLITICAL PARTY, NO MATTER WHICH, TO WIELD THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT?

Section PARTY PLATFORMS, SECTIONS, CREEDS.

Section THE UNCHANGEABLE AMERICAN PLATFORMS.

Section THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.

Section ONE OR TWO RADICAL PARTS OF THE AMERICAN THEORY OF GOVERNMENT.

Section MUST RUNAWAY SLAVES BE DELIVERED BACK?

Section TO FREMONT, OF NEW YORK.

Section 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.

Section TO THE THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND OWNERS OF SLAVES.

Section TO EDITORS OF THE INDEPENDENT PRESS, AND TO RICH PERSONS.

Section THE WORLD'S PORTENTS, ISSUES, THE 80TH YEAR OF THESE STATES.

Essay Appendix to Leaves of Grass, 1856

Section Letter to Walt Whitman

Section Letter to Ralph Waldo Emerson

Essay 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. A POSTSCRIPT

Essay Walt Whitman's Last from Lippincott's Magazine, August, 1891 "Good-Bye my Fancy" ---- concluding Annex to LEAVES OF GRASS.

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