Senatorial Character: A Sermon in West Church, Boston, Sunday, 15th of March, After the Decease of Charles Sumner.

Senatorial Character is a sermon delivered by C. A. Bartol on March 15, 1874, in West Church, Boston, following the death of Charles Sumner, a notable American senator. The sermon reflects on Sumner's advocacy for civil rights and his staunch opposition to slavery, portraying him as a model of moral integrity and dedication to justice. Bartol emphasizes Sumner's political legacy and the ethical dimensions of his character, contrasting him with other political figures and celebrating his commitment to humanitarian causes. This work serves as a tribute to Sumner's influence on American politics and the pursuit of a just society.