Kellogg, ----, joint resolution, C 19, C 20, C 21.
Kentucky, resolutions, § 23; petition of Legislature, § 27; demands extradition of abettors of fugitives, § 48; controversy with Ohio, D 37.
Kidnapping, suggests new fugitive slave law, § 17; from 1793 to 1850, § 25; in border States, § 25; character of cases, § 36; enlists sympathy, § 71; regulations against, § 99.
Kline, Marshal, demands assistance, § 60.
Latimer, George, case of, § 44, D 28; effect, § 81; daily journal, § 44.
Lewis, Elijah, prosecution of, § 60, D 49.
Liberator, kidnapping case in, § 99. See Newspapers.
Lincoln, President, preliminary proclamation, § 92; final emancipation proclamation, § 92.
Loring, Ellis Gray, in Shadrach case, § 57; Crafts taken to house of, § 69.
Lovejoy, bills, § 95, C 35, C 66; resolutions, C 29, C 44; amendment, C 38.
Maine, Governor of, refuses to surrender fugitives from justice, § 47; personal liberty law in, § 82.
Malbronne, Ensign de, loses servant, § 11.
Mallory, ----, on Blair bill, § 95; on repeal, § 102.
Market women, on Underground Railroad, § 75.
Maryland, regulations on fugitives, § 2, § 3; offers reward, § 8; letter from, to New Netherlands, § 11; fugitives escape from, § 11; resolution, § 21; resolutions debated, § 21, B 18; offers reward for Thomas Garrett, § 74; regulations against runaways, A 4, A 11, A 12, A 26, A 28, A 31, A 38, A 40.
Mason, of Massachusetts, on the fugitive slave bill, § 20.
Mason, of Virginia, fugitive slave bill, § 29, B 30; amendment, § 29; argument, § 31.
Massachusetts Bay, regulation against transportation of apprentices and servants, A 63; on the capture of servants in, A 2; regulation of free negroes, A 53.
Massachusetts Colony, first law as to fugitives, § 4; in the New England Confederation, § 8; emancipation in, § 14; first fugitive slave case in, § 34.
Massachusetts State, Governor of, advised, § 81; personal liberty law, § 79, § 80, § 81; no recovery of fugitives in, § 85.
Meade, ----, proposition, § 27; resolution, B 29.
Michigan, personal liberty laws in, § 80, § 82.
Minnesota, personal liberty law in, § 80.
Missouri, admission of, § 21; Anderson case in, § 23; Governor of, offers reward for John Brown, § 62.
Missouri Compromise, fugitive slave clause in, § 21, B 16; period of, § 21.