report of Committee on Federal Relations, in her Convention, 1861, fairly expressive of sentiments of majority of her people, [267]-[269];
her Convention defeats motion to secede April 4, 1861, [268];
her attitude regarding slavery in territories, [269];
proposes to re-enact inhibition as to slavery, north of 36 degrees 30 minutes by Constitutional Amendment, [269];
call of her Convention upon President Lincoln, for definite declaration regarding coercion of Cotton States, [273];
reply of President Lincoln to her Convention, [274];
President Lincoln's call for troops impels her to secede (April 11, 1861), [275], [276];
response of her Governor to call for troops, [278];
sentiments of her people regarding coercion, [285]-[289];
her people, threatened with war, still adhere to their position on State Sovereignty, [294];