Chapter V: �salmon P. Chase

England and our Finances in the War�President Wheelock and Mr. Chase's Seven Uncles�His Uncle the Bishop�His Sense of Justice at College�His Uncle the Senator�Admitted to the Bar for Cincinnati�His First Argument before a U. S. Court�Society in Cincinnati�The Ohio Abolitionists�Cincinnati on Slavery�The Church admits Slavery to be "an Evil"�Mr. Chase and the Birney Mob�The Case of the Slave Girl Matilda�How Mr. Chase "Ruined Himself"�He Affirms the Sectionality of Slavery�The Van Zandt Case�Extracts from Mr. Chase's Argument�Mr. Chase in Anti-Slavery Politics�His Qualifications as a Financier. 241