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CHAPTER XX
Seventh Convention Meets-Revolution Proposed-Wilkinson and a Free
Mississippi Congressman Brown to the Front-Address to Spanish In-
tendant "Court" Party in Power-Wilkinson and the Mississippi-Old-
Time Address to Virginia.
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CHAPTER XXI
Bitterness After the Convention-Spain's Tempting Offer-Charges Against
Wilkinson-A British Emissary-Cincinnati Founded-John Filson and
the Filson Club ...
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CHAPTER XXII
Objection to Debt Clause-Fourth Act of Separation-Ninth Convention
Meets Fruition of Hopes, Long Deferred-First State Government-
Governor Shelby-The Bullitt Family-"He Was a Breckinridge"-Gov-
ernmental Wheels Start-Natural Speakers and Officials-First and
Shortest Session-Honest State Legislators Needed....
CHAPTER XXIII
Indian Peace Commissioners Murdered-Eastern View of Indian Question—
Indians Reject Peace Proposal-"Mad Anthony" Moves Against Them-
Kentucky Reinforcements-Campaign against the Maumees-Defeat of
Indians and Allies-Wayne Gives British Officer "Light"-Treaty of
Greenville
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CHAPTER XXIV
American Love for France-Democratic Societies of Kentucky-Kentucky
Spain-Washington's Neutrality Proclamation-French-American
Expedition under Clark-Governor Shelby to the Federal Secretary-
Then, the Presidential Prociamation-French Minister Ignores It-Pro-
posed Capture of New Orleans-Genet Recalled-New Orleans Project
Abandoned-Democratic Societies Dissolved
CHAPTER XXV
The Creation of Counties-Period of Needed Recuperation-Spain Again
Checkmated-Offers Rejected Too Tamely-Sebastian, Only, Under Sus-
picion "Spanish Conspiracy" Analyzed
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CHAPTER XXVI
U. S. Senator Marshall-Attempt to Discipline Judges-Garrard Succeeds
Shelby-Bitter Adams-Jefferson Campaign-Litigation Over Land
Titles-Injustice Righted
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CHAPTER XXVII
Famous Resolutions of Young Kentucky-Errors of Reproduction and Au-
thorship Alien and Sedition Laws-Origin of Kentucky Resolutions-
Jefferson and Breckinridge Resolutions-Text of Jefferson Resolutions.. 145
CHAPTER XXVIII
The Breckinridge Resolutions-Text of Adopted Resolutions-Freedom of
Speech Violated-Alien Law Null and Void-Unlawfully Deprived of
Liberty-Protest Against Centralized Government-Call upon the Co-
States
153
CHAPTER XXIX
Nullification Not in Kentucky Resolutions-Adopted Without Amendment—
Source of Foregoing Draft-Other State Legislatures Respond-Sup-
ported by Mother Alone.
CHAPTER XXX
158
As to Action of Other States-Text of 1799 Resolutions-Nullification Clause
-Supreme Court, Constitution's Guardian....
CHAPTER XXXI
.. 162
Kentucky's First Constitution-New Constitutional Convention-A Short
Convention, and a Long-France Rejects American Ministers-Outrages
on American Shipping-Kentucky Divided in Sentiment-Washington
Again Commander-in-Chief-American Naval Victories-Peace with Na-
poleon's Coming....
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CHAPTER XXXII
Cause of the Civil War-Slavery in Kentucky-Negroes as Freemen—
Cruel Masters the Exception-Kentucky's Anti-Slavery Sentiment-
Baptists Oppose Slavery-Freed Slaves Sent to Liberia-Further Action
by Churches-Birney and His Mission-Punishment of Slave Kidnap-
pers "The Old Lion of Whitehall"-Fortunate in Sex-"Kentucky in
Liberia"-For and Against Slavery-Cassius M. Clay Again-Rev. Rob-
ert J. Breckinridge-New Constitution on "Free Negroes"-Emancipa-
tion of the South-Berea College-Anti-Slavery Men Banished-Union
Men Expel Abolitionists-Last Slave Sale in Kentucky—Irritating
"Underground Railway"-Marriage of Slaves-The Dreaded "Patter
Rollers" Negro System of Communication-Selling Value of Slaves-
Not Fighting for Slavery... .
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CHAPTER XXXIII
Army Veterans as Office Holders-Presidential Contest of 1800-Election
of Jefferson and Burr-Kentucky's Part in the Contest-Repeal of
Obnoxious Laws-Pioneer Kentucky Bank-Surplus of Courts-Louis-
iana Purchase Frees the Mississippi-Republican Becomes Democratic
Party-Death of John Breckinridge.
CHAPTER XXXIV
Burr and His Ambitions-Balls to Burr and His Prosecutor Henry Clay
-Commences Political Career-Threatened War with Great Britain—
Kentucky Legislation-Seventh State in Population-Harrison at Tippe-
canoe-Death of Daveiss and Owen....
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CHAPTER XXXV
Earthquake of 1811-Mississippi Turned and Lake Formed-State Aid to
Public Works-Act Against Dueling Public Lotteries Legalized-
Shelby Again Governor-Boone's Last Plea...
CHAPTER XXXVI
As Between England and France-Patriots in Power-Kentuckians Eager
for War-Humiliated at Hull's Surrender-The Fighting Taylor Fam-
ily-Hull's Disgrace-Defeat Stirs Kentuckians-Under General Har-
rison-Relief of Fort Wayne-Two Future Presidents-Protecting
Army Supplies-Nature Defeats Harrison's Plans-Harrison Conceived
Naval Program-American Victory at Frenchtown-American Rout at
Raisin River-Kentucky Troops Hold Out-A British Promise-A
Devilish Massacre-Army Almost Wiped Out-Scalps Wanted, Not
Ransoms "Humane" Proctor Rewarded..
CHAPTER XXXVII
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Isaac Shelby to the Front-General Green Clay-Investment of Fort Meigs
-Disaster to Raw Kentuckians-Tecumseh Stops Massacre-British
Withdraw to Malden-A Dearly Bought Lesson-Johnson's Kentucky
Cavalry-Heroic Defense of Fort Stephenson-Shelby Takes the Field
-Kentucky Sharpshooters with Perry-Victory Electrifies Land Forces.
-Gallant Charge of Johnson's Cavalry-Indian Defeat-Tecumseh's
Death-Heroic Johnson Family-Honor to Shelby and Others—A Ken-
tucky Victory-Campaign Against the Pottawattomies-War Centers in
New Orleans-Kentucky Troops En Route-First Naval Fight-Jackson
Proclaims Martial Law-British Attacked at Bayou Bienville-Jackson
Chooses Another Position-Americans Cannonaded, and Cannonade.. 211
CHAPTER XXXVIII
First Kentuckians to the Front-Support American Advance-American
Volunteer vs. British Regular-"Jackson's Day"-Justice to Kentucky
Soldiers-Remarkable New Orleans Victory-British Withdraw-Battle
After Peace Treaty...
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CHAPTER XXXIX
Kentucky Surveyor and Steamboat Inventor-Rumsey's Invention-Fulton
or Fitch-Murray, Inventor of "Bessemer Steel"-Madison and Slaugh-
ter Administrations-"The Purchase" Lands-Kentucky's Season of "In-
flation"-General Adair, Governor-Proposed Legislative "Relief”—
Legislature Against Judge-Chief Justice Boyle-William Owsley-Ben-
jamin Mills Relief (New Court) Party...
CHAPTER XL
230
Relief Party and Leaders-Anti-Relief Party Leaders-Problems of Relief
Party-A Policy of "Education"-Relief Party Wins Election-Legis-
lated Out of Office-New Court of Appeals-Old Court Refuses to Die-
Reign of Judicial Chaos-Old Court Party Wins-Sharp-Beauchamp
Tragedy-Fall of New Court-Judges Boyle, Mills and Owsley...... 239
CHAPTER XLI
Clay or Jackson-Clay's Political Blunder-The Making of Jackson "The
Man on Horseback"-Pathetic Death of Whig Party-Wild Banking in
Kentucky-Baseless Paper Money: Boundless Speculation-Cry for Re-
lief Answered
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CHAPTER XLII
Internal Improvements-Public Roads-River Improvements-Ohio Canal
-First Railroad West of Alleghanies-Breathitt's "Jacksonian Adminis-
tration"-Speculative Bubble Burst-Harrison Elected President-Clay
Again Defeated
252
CHAPTER XLIII
Natural Sympathy with Texas-Opposition to Texas-Taylor Opens Mexi-
can War-Kentucky's Mexican War Soldiers-Capture of Monterey-
Awaiting Santa Anna at Buena Vista-Three Kentucky Regiments Pres-
ent-Kentuckians at Buena Vista-Honors to Brave Kentuckians—
"Cerro Gordo" Williams-Triumphant American Militiamen-Reim-
bursing the Vanquished-Field Officers of Third and Fourth Kentucky.. 259
CHAPTER XLIV
Taylor, Last Whig President-Sketch of Zachary Taylor-Historic "Com-
rades-In-Arms"-The Constitution of 1849-Last of the Whigs-Know
Nothing (American) Party-Louisville "Reign of Terror"-Downfall of
Know Nothing Party..
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CHAPTER XLV
The Greatness of Clay-Jackson and South Carolina-Clay, Protector of
American System-Averts Civil War-Clay's Supposed Retirement-Re-
turns to the Senate; Death-Meriwether, Clay's Successor-Elections of
1856-8-Military Demonstration Against Mormons-Kentucky Whigs
Last Struggle-Panic of 1857-Kentucky in 1850-60-Eighty-Five Years'
Increase Most Fecund People of History-Industrial and Commercial
Advancement
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CHAPTER XLVI
Not Bound Up in Slavery-For Union and Constitution-Political Parties of
1860-Kentucky Dilemma-Advice of Kentucky and Greeley... 288
CHAPTER XLVII
Crittenden's Proposed Compromise-Compromise Rejected-Kentucky's Ef-
forts for Peace-Robert Anderson, of Kentucky-Kentucky's Stanch
Unionism-Peace, but not Coercion-Extraordinary Legislative Session
of '61-Supports Virginia Peace Conference-Colonels Jacob and Wol-
ford-Special Session Continued-Typical Breckinridge Family-Active
War at Last-Anderson Drops from Sight-Governor Between Two
Fires-Kentucky's Status in the Union-Her "Mediating Neutrality”—
Reassembling of 1861 Legislature-Crittenden as Mediator-Kentucky
Houses Disagree-Proclamation of Mediation-Legislature's Impressive
Adjournment-The Parting of the Ways....
CHAPTER XLVIII
Last Appeal for Union-Buckner-McClellan Conference-Unionists Carry
Congressional Elections-Lincoln-Buckner-Crittenden Conference-Some
Leading Confederate Soldiers-Some Leading Union Soldiers-Kentucky
Soil Invaded ....
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CHAPTER XLIX
Outlawed "Bushwhackers" and "Guerrillas"-Arrest of Southern Sympa-
thizers-Term "Rebel" Not Offensive-Kentucky Admitted to the Con-
federacy-Provisional Government Established-Confederates at Bow-
ling Green-Retreat Into Tennessee-General Sherman's "Crazy" Esti-
mate-Buell and Johnston "Lining Up"-Fall of Fort Henry-Buckner,
Hero of Fort Donelson-Fortunes of War and Life-Nashville Open to
Attack Number of Kentucky Union Troops-Shiloh and Johnston's
Death-Kentucky Troops at Shiloh-Meteoric Morgan and Duke-Lin-
coln's Emancipation Proclamation-Military Interference...
CHAPTER L
Governor Magoffin Succeeded by Robinson-Boyle and His Trials—Fighting
on Kentucky Soil-Surrender of Colonel Wilder-The Munfordsville
Surrender-Confederates Evacuate Frankfort-Battle of Perryville-
Bragg Not a Kentucky Favorite-Orphan Brigade at Murfreesboro-
Morgan's "Christmas Raid"-Cavalry "Pirooting"..
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