urged to let South secede in peace, [192], [193];

proposals in, to compromise with South, [194];

led by Lincoln to oppose South on grounds of union, not slavery, [226]-[228];

irritated at inaction of Lincoln, [242];

effect of capture of Fort Sumter upon, [251], [252];

rushes to arms, [252];

compared with South infighting qualities, [253], [254];

responds to Lincoln's call for troops, [255];

military enthusiasm, [271], [272];

doubtful as to Lincoln's ability, [273]-[275];