American Political History, 1763-1876, Volumen2

abolition Adams adopted Alabama amendment American annexation anti-slavery appointed Articles of Confederation authority ballot Buren candidates citizens civil claim Clay committee Compromise of 1850 Confederate Congress congressional Constitution December declared delegates Democratic party district Dred Scott election electoral votes February Federal Government Federalist finally force Free-Soil Fugitive Slave Law Georgia Governor habeas corpus History House impeachment January Jefferson July June Kansas Kansas-Nebraska Bill Kentucky leaders legislation Legislature Lincoln Loco-Foco Louisiana majority March Maryland Massachusetts ment Mexico Missouri Compromise national convention negro nominated North Northern Ohio Oregon organization passed Pennsylvania platform political popular sovereignty popular vote President presidential proclamation prohibit question ratified Rebellion reconstruction refused Republican party resolutions seceding secession Senate session Slave Power slave trade slavery South Carolina Southern sovereignty Supreme Court Territories Texas theory tion treaty Union United veto Vice-President Virginia Whig party Wilmot Proviso writ York