Johnson, Col. R. M., ii., 1
Joliet, Ill., i., 273, 344, 346, 360,
363
Jonesboro, Ill., i., 180-192, 306,
360;ii., 53-58, 115, 141, 154,192
Judd, Mr., i., 199; ii., 49
Kane Co., Ill., i., 251, 347
Kansas, and the Lecompton Con-
stitution, i., 5, 15-28, 68-77,
112-120, 225, 259, 329; ii., 59,
92-99; constitution of, i., 43,
261, 302; ii., 5-12, 24-34, 66-
86, 177; and Kansas-Nebraska
Bill, i., 94-95, 187; ii., 191, 231-
232; and slavery, i., 137-138,
189, 206, 263-264, 275, 366,
374-377; ii., 108, 147, 222-225,
254, 280-286; and English bill,
i., 249, 350-351; ii., 226-228;
convention, ii., 9, 17-19, 75,
88-89
Kansas-Nebraska Bill, referred to
by Douglas at Chicago, i., 20,
28, 33; at Bloomington, i., 69-
77, 86, 94–96, 108; at Spring-
field, i., 119-120, 137; at Otta-
wa, i., 187, 239-241; at Free-
port, i., 264-270, 291-292; at
Jonesboro, i., 309–312, 366; at
Charleston, ii., 36-37, 43; at
Galesburgh, ii., 92, 108-110;
at Quincy, ii., 174, 191–199;
at Alton, ii., 234; referred to by
Lincoln at Chicago, i., 41, 50,
58; at Springfield, i., 164, 175; at
Ottawa, i., 215-221; at Free-
port, i., 253-254, 298; at Jones-
boro, i., 337; at Charleston, ii.,
59, 66; at Galesburgh, ii., 119-
121; at Quincy, ii., 161; at Al-
ton, ii., 239-241, 252
Kelly, i., 347
Kentucky, slavery in, i., 24, 32,
69, 81, 85, 138, 145, 200-201,
227, 326; ii., 108, 112, 204, 237;
and Kansas, i., 71; and Aboli-
tionists, i., 84, 125-127, 164,
371; ii., 184; rights of negro in,
i., 105, 141-142; ii., 104; to-
bacco regions of, i., 129; and
the Democrats, i., 306, 314; ii.,
100; and the Republicans, ii.,
100, 141, 156-158, 187; and
Clay, ii., 211, 246
Keystone Club, ii., 197
Know-Nothing party, i., 174, 3171
ii., 47
Knox Co., Ill., ii., 90, 141
Land Department, i., 315
Lanphier, Chas. H., i., 273; ii.,
125-128, 143-144, 173-174,
La Salle Co., Ill., i., 347
La Salle Democrat, the, i., 345
Lawrence, i., 286
Lecompton Constitution, i., 5-83,
112-120, 154-162, 225-226,
259-260, 300-304, 328-329; ii.,
59, 77, 93-99, 124, 224-229,
252
Lecompton men, i., 97
Lee, R. H., i., 103
Liberia, i., 206
Lincoln, A., first speech at Spring-
field, i., 1-13; speech at Chi-
cago, i., 38-65; second speech at
Springfield, i., 150-177; corre-
spondence with Douglas, i., 178-
184; speech at Ottawa, i., 202-
232; speech at Freeport, i., 243-
261; rejoinder, i., 294-305;
speech at Jonesboro, i., 331-363;
speech at Charleston, ii., I-23;
rejoinder, ii., 56-69; speech at
Galesburgh, ii., 112-140; speech
at Quincy, ii., 152-171; rejoin-
der, ii., 202-214; speech at
Alton, ii., 238-272
Minnesota, i., 72, 89, 117, 129,
329, 354; ii., 72, 198
Mississippi River, i., 89, 110, 268,
322; ii., 187
Missouri, U. S. Circuit Court of, i.,
3; and slavery, i., 10, 95, 198,
284; ii., 170, 183-186, 237, 250,
283; and state sovereignty, i.,
71, 326; ii., 199–200, 224, 266;
and Lincoln, i., 127; and Kan-
sas, i., 137; constitution, i.,
Missouri Compromise, origin and
extent, i., 89, 239, 336; ii., 58-
59; referred to by Douglas, i.,
91; ii., 195; and Kansas, i., 95,
137; repeal of, i., 165, 206, 311,
338, 359; ii., 239; and Clay, i.,
174; referred to by Lincoln, ii.,
259
Missouri courts, ii., 175
Missouri line, i., 89, 191, 245
Missouri Republican, i., 360; ii.,
69
Missouri restriction, i., 168
Molony, R. S., i., 346, 347, 369
Monroe Co., Ill., ii., 51, 83, 105,
114
Negro citizenship, i., 99-100, 138-
146, 197-199; ii., 23, 45-57,
IOI, 239-241
Negro equality, Douglas opposed
to, i., 144-146, 197, 233; ii., 45,
181, 209; Lincoln's doctrine, ii.,
27, 102-104, 141, 157, 216-217,
240-243
Negro regulations, i., 139–140
Negro voting, i., 139
Nelson, Judge, i., 9; ii., 161
New England, i., 25, 130
New Hampshire, i., 25, 86, 130,
197; ii., 220
New Jersey, i., 86; ii., 220
New Mexico, i., 269, 349; ii., 120-
121, 178, 195-197, 223
New Mexico Bill, ii., 121
New Orleans, i., 314
New York, and slavery, i., 25, 71,
86, 199–200, 314; ii., 220;
negro franchise of, i., 32, 104-
105, 140, 326; ii., 108; Doug-
las's stay in, i., 53, 162; and
Abolitionists, i., 309
New York Tribune, i., 73, 120
Niagara River, i., 127
North, the, ii., 199, 231, 284
Northern Abolitionists, i., 308; ii.,
Norton, i., 272; i., 127, 212
Nullification, i., 193; ii., 231, 259,
278
Ohio, i., 201, 221, 254; ii., 97–101,
183, 238, 284
Ohio River, i., 84, 127, 164, 185,
217; ii., 118
Ordinance of 1787, i., 138, 168,
344
Oregon, i., 262–264; ii., 178
Orr, Jas. L., ii., 110, 191, 234
Ottawa, Ill., joint debate at, i.,
180, 183-185, 264-274, 347,
350-360, 363; ii., 58, 64, 125,
127, 144-145, 156-164, 176,
187, 208-221; resolutions at, i.,
335; ii., 143
Oyster laws, i., 52; ii., 258, 278
Pacific Ocean, i., 26, 110, 269, 322
Palmer, John M., i., 318; ii., 49
Peck, J. J., ii., 49
Pendleton, W. N., ii., 97
Pennsylvania, i., 26, 86; ii., 97,
Peoria, Ill., i., 206
Peru, Ill., i., 346
Pettit, ii., 245
Philadelphia, ii., 152, 278
Phillips, Wendell, ii., 181
Phoenix, John, i., 300
Pierce, Franklin, i., 238–239, 291-
292, 343; ii., 30-43, 82, 174
Pinckney, i., 286
Pine lumber laws, ii., 258
Platt, P. W., i., 347
Polk, J. K., ii., 29
"Popular sovereignty," referred
to by Lincoln, i., 41-47, 154-
161, 174, 213, 220; ii., 207-208;
referred to by Douglas, i., 74,
95, 108-109, 117, 139, 185, 201;
ii., 25, 81, 93
Portuguese, i., 176
Potomac River, i., 267, 280; ii.,
148
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., ii. 45
Presbyterian General Assembly,
ii., 260
Princeton, Ill., i., 347
Quincy, Ill., i., 180, 184; ii., 152,
238, 268
Railroad system, ii., 384
Randolph Co., Ill., i., 52
Reddick, Wm., i., 347
Renwick, Geo., i., 347
Republican, the, i., 169
Republican legislature, i., 150-
151, 281
Republican National Convention,
ii., 152-154
Republican party, and slavery, i.,
17, 58-59, 125, 137, 200-201,
236, 274-275, 348; ii., 40, 45,
147, 166-168, 221, 263-264;
and Federal office-holders, i.,
35-37; ii., 99; and Democratic
alliance, i., 39-40, 66, 78-79;
and State constitution, i., 45;
and Lecompton Constitution, i.,
46-47, 72, 159–161, 302–305; ii.,
77-80, 94, 99; and Crittenden-
Montgomery Bill, i., 73, 120-121;
and Lecompton men, i., 76; and
Kansas-Nebraska Bill, i., 94;
and Dred Scott decision, i., 133;
organization of, i., 188, 232, 272,
278, 308; platform of, i., 189-
191, 234, 241, 274, 281, 296-
297, 340; ii., 143, 152-173; and
nomination of Lincoln, i.,
318-319; ii., 49; and N. W.
Compromise, i., 311; principles,
ii., 101; sectional, ii., 117-124,
183-184; and Supreme Court,
ii., 189, 206
Republican politicians, i., 107
Republican State Convention, i,
I, 23, 80, 131, 189, 195, 203,
233-234, 251, 273, 275, 319,
340; ii., 51, 117, 125, 144-154,
172, 184, 215
Revolution, the, ii., 107
Reynolds, Governor, i., 312, 339;
ii., 45-51
Rhode Island, i., 86; ii., 221
Rockford, i., 277; ii., 144, 172–173
Rockford Convention, i., 275
Roger, i., 8, 215, 216, 238
Russia, i., 85; ii., 118, 142
Russians, the i., 35-39
St. Louis, ii., 266
Salem, i., 192
Sangamon Co., i., 111, 172, 193:
ii., 52, 103, 179
Sargent, i., 286
Scandinavian, i., 62
Scott, General, i., 336; ïi., 42
Sebastopol, i., 35, 40
Seward, W. H., i., 133, 267; ii., 43,
Sherman, F. C., i., 347
Shields, General, i., 188-203, 281,
314-316; ii., 44-46
Silliman letter, i., 5
Singleton, General, ii., 276
Slave Code, i., 375; ii., 191-192
Slave States, opposed to Free
States, i., 26, 81-84, 107, 208,
214-217, 240, 309; ii., 169, 204,
256; and Kansas, i., 71, 225,
328-329, 375; ii., 77-80, 94-96,
224-228; and Kansas-Nebraska
Bill, i., 74, 269; ii., 198-199; ex-
istence since 1789, i., 81, 143,
196, 290; ii., 110-112, 215-221,
279-280; and Lecompton Con-
stitution, i., 112-115; and Re-
publicans, i., 122, 185; ii., 100-
101, 118-127, 142, 172-185,
200; abolition in, i., 124-131,
Slave States-Continued
164-168, 280, 320, 327; ii., 56,
265-266, 281; new, i., 190-191,
234, 240-246, 277, 311, 343-
346, 349, 364-369; ii., 54, 146,
223, 262-263; population of, i.,
262; and emancipation, ii., 250
Smith, Enos W., i., 347
Smith, Judge, i., 30
Smith, Sam, ii., 192
South, the, i., 17; ii., 199, 231,
281-284
South America, i., 34, 98, 146; ii.,
137
South Carolina, rice plantations
of, i., 36, 129, 197, 322; ii., 218;
and Abolitionists, i., 84-86; and
Illinois, i., 141
Southern disunionists. i., 306; ii.,41
Spanish-American states, i., 34
Spanish colonies, i., 98
Springfield, Ill., ii., 45, 51, III;
Lincoln's speeches at, i., 1, 47,
150, 195, 210-217, 337-338; ii.,
56, 174, 209-219, 239-257; Re-
publican convention at, i., 80,
188, 203, 233-236, 250, 271-
278, 290, 297, 318, 335; ii., 105,
118-126, 143-161, 171-184,
212-215; Douglas's speech at, i.
III, 216, 237, 359; Democratic
State Central Committee at,
i., 179; Lincoln's letters from,
i., 180-184; legislature at, ii.,
46
Springfield, Mass., ii., 37
Springfield district, i., 272, 368
Springfield Journal, the, i., 184
Springfield Register, the, i., 184;
ii., 63
Squatter sovereignty, i., 1, 41-42;
ii., 208
State legislatures, i., 27, 85, 124,
129, 167; ii., 3
State rights, i., 111, 328
State sovereignty, i., 27, 85, 124-
130, 301, 328; ii., 218
Stephens, Alex. H., i., 8, 215, 237;
ii., 191, 234
Stephenson Co., Ill., ii., 52
Strode, J. M., i., 347
Stuart, i., 223
Sumner, Chas., i., 167, 332
Swan, i., 286
Sweet, Martin P., i., 343–344
Taney, Judge, and Dred Scott
case, i., 8, 215, 323-327, 376; ii.,
109, 149, 190, 233, 245, 282;
referred to by Douglas, i., 9,
133-136; and the charge of con-
spiracy, i., 122, 239
Taylor, Zachary, ii., 30, 276
Tazewell Co., i., 204, 233-234,
274; ii., 103-105, 114
Tazewell Court, ii., 146
Tennessee, ii., 192
Tennesseeans, ii., 105, 156
Territorial bills, ii., 195-196
Territorial legislature, ii.,84,85,195
Texas, i., 322, 343-344, 366; ii.,
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