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| 132. | The Georgia Platform. Dec., 1850. | 271 |
| 133. | South Carolina Asserts Right of Secession. 1850–52. | 272 |
| 134. | Virginia on Action of South Carolina. 1851. | 275 |
| The North on the Compromise. | 277 | |
| 135. | New Jersey on the Compromise. 1852. | 278 |
| 136. | Louisiana on the Cuban Situation. 1854. | 280 |
| 137–138. | Resolutions on the Kansas-Nebraska Bill. 1854. | 280–283 |
| 139–140. | Resolutions on the Kansas-Nebraska Act. 1854–55. | 284–288 |
| 141. | Massachusetts on the Fugitive Slave Law. 1855. | 288 |
| 142–143. | Resolutions on the Disturbance in Kansas. 1855–57. | 289–293 |
| 144. | Resolutions on the Assault upon Sumner. 1856. | 293 |
| 145–146. | Resolutions on the Dred Scott Decision. 1857–59. | 295–298 |
| 147. | Resolutions on the Lecompton Constitution. 1857–58. | 299–302 |
| 148. | Wisconsin Defies the Federal Courts. 1859. | 303 |
| 149. | New York Denounces the Slave Trade. 1859. | 305 |
| Resolutions on the Harper's Ferry Raid. 1859. | 306 | |
| 150. | Tennessee Condemns the Republican Party. 1859. | 308 |
| 151. | South Carolina Proposes a Southern Convention. 1859. | 309 |
| Inauguration of the Secession Movement. 1860. | 310 | |
| 152. | The Mississippi Legislature Justifies Secession, 1860. | 311 |
| 153–154. | Coercion or Compromise. 1860–61. | 313–316 |
| Extension of the Secession Movement. | 317 | |
| 155. | Mississippi on the Causes of Secession. 1861. | 318 |
