its delegates disrupt Democratic party, 163-165;
scatters vote in 1860, 178;
process of secession in, 182-187;
agitation of dis-unionists in, 183;
State loyalty in, 184;
justified by Greeley and others, 192, 193;
threatens North, 195, 196;
repudiates Peace Congress, 203, 204;
its leaders in Congress remain to hamper government, 204, 205;
forms Confederacy, 205;