South Carolina, disobedience to law in, IV. 185. Expulsion of Hon. Samuel Hoar from, IV. 186; VI. 193-196. Tribute to, IV. 195. Testimony to her weakness in Revolutionary War, IV. 198, 200-211; IX. 222. Compared to Kansas, V. 241 _et seq._ Reluctant at first to enter the Union, VII. 28, 317. Testimony to character of early settlers of, XI. 450, 459. Prohibition of colored suffrage in, XIII. 193. Honor to a constant Union man of, XIV. 103. Sovereignty, rights of, and rights of war, IX. 1; X. 296. Constitutional limitations on rights of, against criminals, IX. 25-30. See _Popular Sovereignty_ and _Squatter Sovereignty_. Spain, testimony of, against slavery, quoted by Prescott and Mackintosh, XII. 170-173. Her growth into a nation, XVI. 17. Duty of, towards Cuba, XVII. 118-120. Revolt of American colonies of, XVII. 197. Reannexion of San Domingo by, XIX. 23-26; result of same, XIX. 29. Numerical size of its Cortes, XX. 3. Sparks, Jared, letter to, VII. 89. Specie Payments, necessity of, XVI. 284-289, 355, 361; XVII. 113, 298; XVIII. 302. Means of arriving at, XVI. 289-294. Ease of transition to, XVII, 252. Hindrances to, XVII. 271. First steps towards, XVII. 273-276. Squatter Sovereignty, defined, V. 68; VII. 45. Gen. Cass, the author of the artifice of, VI. 365. In Nebraska Bill, a trick, VI. 366. Results of, in New Mexico, VI. 372. Stackpole, Joseph Lewis, obituary notice of, II. 151. Stage-coaches, denounced by an old English writer, II. 282. Stamp Act, John Adams on the, III. 130, 344. Compared to Fugitive-Slave Bill, III. 339; IV. 165. Opposition to, in America, III. 339-345; IV. 165-170; XIII. 165-168. Chatham on, III. 345; IV. 169. Stanly, Edward, closes colored schools in North Carolina, IX. 113. Not upheld by Lincoln, IX. 116. Illegal actions of, IX. 119. Stanton, Edwin M., Secretary of War, suspension and removal of, by President Johnson, XVI. 172, 190-195. Application of Tenure-of-Office Act to, XVI. 177-187. Substitution of Adj.-Gen. Thomas for, contrary to Acts of Congress, XVI. 187-190,--and unconstitutional, XVI. 195. Services of, XVI. 224. His opinion of General Grant, XX. 98-100. Stark, Benjamin, of Oregon, speeches on admission of, to Senate, VIII. 208. State Banks, XI. 255, 257. Circulation of, in 1862 and 1863, XI. 256. State Department, its confession of support of Baez in San Domingo by United States navy, XIX. 42-45; and of intervention in Hayti by same, XIX. 48-51. State Rebellion, State suicide: Emancipation and Reconstruction, VIII. 163, 243.