Benton, Thomas H.,
154
.
Birney, Jas. G.,
2
,
5
,
42
,
56-58
,
205
.
"Blacklaws"
35
;
in Ohio,35.
Black Republic of Texas,
135
.
Blair, Gen. Prank P.,
158
,
186-191
;
and Missouri emancipationists,161;
and Missouri Abolitionists,188;
appearance of,189;
fearlessness,189;
quarrel with Frémont,189;
and capture of Camp Jackson,189-191;
threats against,190.
Blair, Montgomery,
158
,
161
.
Bonner, Hon. Benjamin R.,
155
.
Border-ruffianism,
153
.
Border Slave-State message, text of,
213-214
.
Boyle, James,
205
.
Bradley, John,
135
.
Breckenridge,
152
;
factions,11.,
Breckenridge, Judge Samuel M.,
175
.
Brodburn, George,
205
.
Brown, B. Gratz,
155
.
Brown, John,
45
,
113
.
Brown, William Wells,
205
.
Buchanan, James
153
.
Buffum, Arnold,
201
,
203
.
Buffum, James N.,
205
.
Bull Run,
192
.
Burleigh, Charles C.,
205
.
Buxton, Sir Thomas,
132
.
Camp Jackson (St. Louis),
183
;
"affair" at,186-188;
effect of capture,191-194.
Campbell, David,
202
.
Campbell, John R.,
202
.
Capron, Effingham C.,
202
.
Carlisle, Earl of,
18
.
Chapman, Mrs. Henry,
33
.
"Charcoals", Missouri,
159
;
delegation to President,162,166;
fight for "Free Missouri",162;
appeal to President for protection,166-168.
Chase, Salmon P.,
10
,
13
,
14
,
59-61
,
148
,
205
;
financial policy,60;
espousal of Abolitionism,61;
and "third party,"64;
election to United States Senate,206.
Child, David Lee,
204
.
Child, Lydia Maria,
204
.
Chittenden, L.E.,
134
.
Churchill's
Crisis
,
157
.
Civil War,
11
;
due to Abolitionists,12.
Clay, Henry,
2
,
6
.
"Claybanks",
159
;
exclusion from National Convention,169.
Coffin, Joshua,
201
.
Coffin, Levi,
197-198
;
"President of 'The Underground Railroad'",197.
Colonization,
128-135
;
Society,128;
and England,130-132;
Lincoln's opinion,133;
experiments,133-134.
Colonizationists, pretended friendship for negroes,
130
.
Compromise of 1850,
6
.
Conover, A.J.,
205
.
Cotton-gin, invention of,
31
.
Cox, Abram L.,
203
,
205
.
Crandall, Prudence, persecution of,
116-117
.
Crandall, Dr. Reuben,
117-118
.
Crisis, The
,
157
.
Cross Keys, battle of,
184
.
Curtis, Geo. William,
88
,
179
.
Curtis, Gen. Samuel R., and military control of Missouri,
163-164
;
charges against,163.
Democratic party, division of,
11
.
Democrats,
4
,
7
;
Anti-Nebraska,9;
of New York,9.
Denison, Charles M.,
203
,
205
.
Dickinson, Anna E.,
205
.
Dissolution of Union, petition for,
2
.
"Doughface",
4
.
Douglas, Stephen A.,
12
;
dislike of, by slaveholders' factions,11;
defeated for President,94-99;
and Abolitionists,153;
hated by slave-owners,153.
Douglass, Fred.,
112
.
Drake, Hon. Charles D.,
167
.
Dred Scott decision,
45-46
;
too late for South's purpose,47.
Dresser, Amos, whipped,
119
.
Emancipation proclamation,
137-138
;
due to Abolitionists,12;
story of,139;
moral influence of,146;
Lincoln's reasons for,146;
ineffective,148;
text of,211-213.
Ewing, Gen. Thomas,
194
;
repulsion of General Price,195.