denounces Kansas-Nebraska Act, [95];
anti-Southern feeling in, [99], [100];
enraged at Dred Scott decision, [103];
annoyed at both Secessionists and Abolitionists, [115];
effect of Lincoln's "House divided" speech upon, [120];
effect of Lincoln's speeches in, [156], [157];
its attitude toward slavery the real cause of secession, [159];
carried by Republicans in 1860, [178];
its condition between Lincoln's election and his inauguration, [181];