telegraphs for Southern aid to oppose passage of troops through Baltimore, i. 258.
Kansas,
struggle in, between free and slave-state men, i. 98, 99;
rival constitutions of, 104, 105;
admission of, under Lecompton Constitution, urged by Buchanan, 105;
opposed by Douglas, 101, 108;
attempt of Congress to bribe into acceptance of Lecompton Constitution, 109;
rejects offer, 109;
speeches of Lincoln in, 152.
Kansas-Nebraska bill,