Nebraska and Kansas Bill denounced, IV. 86, 94, 147. Importance of question of, IV. 90. Object of, IV. 92. Arguments in support of, refuted, IV. 97-99; V. 153 _et seq._ A breach of public faith, IV. 100; and a departure from original policy of the country, IV. 121. Not demanded by northern sentiment, IV. 131-146. Mr. Sumner’s final protest against, for himself and the clergy of N. E., IV. 140. May cause war, IV. 146. Passage of the, IV. 260; V. 154. A swindle, V. 155. Despoils people of Kansas of sovereignty, V. 155; VI. 367. Its repeal of Missouri Compromise, V. 157; VI. 366. Squatter Sovereignty in, a trick, VI. 366. Negotiation, substitute for war, I. 51. Nepotism, origin and history of, XX. 103-110. American authorities on, XX. 111-114. Presidential apologies for, XX. 115-117. Improper in a republic, XX. 214. Neutral Duties, XX. 5. Authorities declaring, XX. 15, 18-20, 41-44 (_Appendix_). Testimony to observance of, by United States, XX. 22-24. Neutral Rights, testimony to British policy in regard to, VIII. 42-56, 63, 64, 67; XII. 16-32, 38-41,--and to American policy on, VIII. 45-54, 57-62, 64 _et seq._, 68-71; XII. 13. Testimony of Continental Europe to, VIII. 63, 65,--especially of France, VIII. 63-70. French violations of, XI. 82, 110. The Abbé Galiani’s work on, XV. 360. See _Right of Search_. Neutral Waters, British seizures in, XII. 12, 16-32, 38-41. Authorities respecting seizures in, XII. 13 _et seq._; policy of United States as to same, XII. 14. New England Society at New York, letter to, X. 260. Speech at dinner of, XX. 291. New Jersey, railroad usurpation in, XII. 105; testimony to same, XII. 108-111. New Year’s Day, 1871, XVIII. 300. New York City, letters to Republicans of, in 1860, VI. 302, 346. Reform of abuses in its government, XX. 6. New York Tribune, the, XX. 251 _et seq._ Niagara, a ship-canal at, XIV. 99. Noel, John W., Representative from Missouri, remarks on death of, X. 293. Norfolk Agricultural Society, letter to, IV. 280. Normal Schools, equal rights of colored fellow-citizens in, XX. 268. North, the, when will it be aroused? IV. 137. Duties of, concerning slavery, V. 38-48; VI. 317. Must unite against Slave Power, V. 50. Outrages on citizens of, in slave States, VI. 187-189, 191-196. Must stand firm against all compromise, VII. 205. North and South, hope of their union, IV. 136. Their respective contributions to the Revolutionary War, IV. 196-211. Desire for reconciliation between, XX. 192-194, 197, 227-229, 253 _et seq._ North Carolina, colored suffrage in, VI. 292; XI. 287-289; XIII. 191. Closing of colored schools in, IX. 112. Laws of, on slavery, quoted, IX. 162-164. Nullification, Jackson’s letter on object of, VII. 166, 320. Described, XVI. 58. O.