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INDEX.
Abercrombie, James, advocates a
national Union convention, 240
n.; repudiates the nomination of
Scott, 260 ; reelected to Con-
gress, 278 n.
Adams, J. Q., presidential candi-
date, 10 ; relations with Cal-
houn. 32 ; on right of petition,
108 ; Memoirs, 346.
Agrarianism, feared by planters,
72 ; Democratic party and, 59 -
60, 72.
Alabama, legislature on national
bank, 28 ; legislature nominates
White, 42 ; party politics in, 44,
48 - 49, 50, 72, 76 - 78 ; Whigs nom-
inate Clay, 56 ; bank issue in, 76 -
77 ; Whig policies, 77, 78 ; north-
erners in, 84, 86 ; elections, 116,
273, 274, 278 ; sentiment on Nash-
ville convention, 159, 171 ; Whigs
on Taylor's plan. 176 ; secession
movement of 1850-1851, 183, 188 -
190, 193, 194, 200 - 202 ; party re-
organization in, 190, 213, 214,
241 - 242, 275 ; Whigs on the nom-
ination of Scott, 261 - 262, 263 ;
American party in, 315 ; Demo-
cratic control in, 334 ; secession,
340 ; bibliography, 350, 356, 358,
363.
Alabama letters, Clay's, 112.
Alcorn, James L., Whig leader,
82.
AlexandriaGazette, on the insur-
gent southern Whigs, 154 ; on
the doctrine of secession, 198 ;
on the Kansas-Nebraska bill, 299,
301 n.
Allison letter, second, Taylor's
platform, 130 and note.
Alston, William J., Alabama Whig
leader, 82.
American party, successor to the
Whig party, 308, 309, 305 ; the
basis for nativist movement in
the South, 309 - 313 ; causes for a
revival of nativism, 313 - 314 ;
spread of American party, 315 -
316 ; its "soundness" on the
slavery question, 316, 317 ; in
elections of 1855, 317 - 318 ; its
claim to nationalism, 318 - 319 ;
National Councils, 315, 316, 319,
322 ; alignment in South, 320 -
321 ; sectionalism in, 321 ; cam-
paign of 1856, 322 - 326 ; decline
of, 328, 329 ; bibliography, 355 -
357, 365.
American system, advocates of, in
the South, 2 - 4 ; opposition in the
South, 4, 7.
Anti-slavery question, 104 - 109, 205.
See also Slavery, Sectionalism.
Archer, William S., dislike of Van
Buren, 13 n.; opposes Jackson's
proclamation, 20 ; Whig leader,
80 ; on Texan annexation, 118 ;
on territorial expansion, 120 ; ad-
vocate of Taylor's nomination,
127 n.; relations with Scott,
248, 252 ; letters, 345.
Arkansas, Whigs on the compro-
mise measures of 1850, 193 ; se-
cession, 340 - 341.
Ashe, John B., on Texan annexa-
tion, 117.
Asheville ( N. C.) News, repudi-
ates the nomination of Scott,
263.

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