oed, 116, 130.

National debt, paid, 92.

National road, 90.

Nebraska, 199;
organized as Territory, 241.

New England, for Adams, 14, 18;
suffrage and Democracy in, 15, 23, 24, 28;
hostile to West, 29, 39;
population, 39, 40;
growth of manufactures, 41;
banks, 45;
trade with South, 46;
literature, 52, 53, 54;
painting and sculpture, 54;
industrial control, 55, 56;
and tariff, 66, 67;
and South Carolina, 72, 84;
against Jackson, 93;
for Harrison and Tyler, 111, 112, 125, 126;
Oregon and Texas, 131, 140, 149;
abolition societies, 163;
against Fugitive Slave Law, 184;
aristocratic life, 215;
decline of Puritanism in, 216, 222;
and Buchanan, 246;
for nullification and secession, 252, 253;
for Seward, 257;
threats of secession, 268, 269;
Confederate raids into, 323.

New Hampshire, 14;
population, 39.

New Jersey, 14, 18, 302.

New Mexico, 152, 154;
Territory of, organized, 176, 179.

New Orleans, battle of, 2, 21, 32;
commerce, 35, 36;
and Jackson, 37;
failures, 101;
sub-treasury at, 151, 193;
winter resort, 214;
held by Federals, 213.

New York, constitutional reform, 14;
for Jackson, 14, 15, 18, 71;
Western element, 28, 32, 39;
population, 40;
manufacturing, 42;
banking capital and circulation, 42, 83;
banking laws, 105, 149;
manufacturing, 187;
shipping, 187, 195, 200;
Democratic, 302;
panic at Lee's invasion, 305.

New York Central Railroad, 192.

New York City, manufacturing, 41;
financial center, 45;
land value, 46, 48;
literary seat, 52;
newspaper for Bank, 79;
high interest, 83, 84;
capital to West, 91, 96;
failures, 101;
for Walker program, 129;
sub-treasury at, 151, 187;
financial center, 189, 193, 194, 195, 202, 205, 209, 222;
and Buchanan, 246, 305;
Confederates try to burn, 323.

New York _Evening Post_, 53;
for "all of Mexico," 156.

New York _Times_, friendly to Confederacy, 272.

New York _Tribune_, friendly to Confederacy, 272.

Nicholson letters, of Cass, 172.

Norfolk, Va., held by Federals, 313.

North, 165, 251, 259;
devotion to Union, 269;
opposed to war, 272;
united for Union, 283;
hatred of South, 284;
danger of break-up, 289;
prosperous, 292;
divided counsels, 301;
ready for reunion, 309;
wins political control, 328;
cost of war, 328.

_North American Review_, 52, 53.

North Carolina, declares tariff uncon