Abolition, Immediate (see Garrisonian Abolition)	10, 31, 47, 48, 63, 70f
Abolition Intelligencer and Missionary Magazine	46, 47
African Repository	53, 54
Agriculture in Kentucky	7, 8, 9
Alexander, J. R.	85
Alien and Sedition Acts	30
American Anti-Slavery Society	73ff
American Colonization Society for the Free People of Color	50-62
Birney and The	70
American Convention of Delegates for the Promotion of the      Abolition of Slavery and Improving the Condition of the      African Race	24, 25, 50, 51
Anti-Slavery:
Activity in the Baptist Church	19ff, 37-42, 79-82
Activity in the Methodist Church	20, 21,34, 35, 79ff
Activity in the Presbyterian Church	21-25, 36, 37, 82-87
Newspapers	note 64, 46
Pioneers in	12
Sentiment in 1830	64f
Ashmun Association	71, 72
Ballard, Bland	note 57, 123
Baptist Associations:
Association of Baptists, Friends of Humanity	41, 42
Baptized Licking Locust, Friends of Humanity	39, 40
Bracken	38
Cumberland	38
Elkhorn	19, 37, 38
Miami of Ohio	40, 41
North District	38
Salem	19
Baptist Banner	76, 82, 120
Baptist Church:
Anti-Slavery Resolutions of the General Committee of Virginia	19
Attitude Toward Garrisonian Abolition	76ff
Attitude Toward the Domestic Slave Trade	91
Attitude Toward Slavery Before 1800,	19f
Attitude Toward Slavery 1830	37-42
Attitude Toward Slavery 1830-1850	79-82
Divisions in	82
Vote of Ministers in Convention of 1792	17
Baptized Licking Locust Association, Friends of Humanity	39, 40
Barrow, David	20, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 45, 47
Bell, W. C.	115
Birney, James G.	69, 70, 71, 74, 75, 85, 102
Blue Grass Region, Slave Population of	7
Boone, Daniel	note 3, 6
Boyle, T. J.	132
Breckinridge, Robert J.	31, 32, 54, 58, 84, 92, 96, 100, Note 32, 108, 129, 130, 132, 133
Breckinridge, W. L.	85, 125
Bryant Station Convention	29, 30
Buchanan, Professor	74
Burch, James K.	85
Carmen, Joshua	20
Cartwright, Peter	36
Chronicle, ,The	123
Clark, George	92
Clarke, J. F.	66
Clay, Brutus J.	118
Clay, Cassius M.	56, 95, 96, 111f, 130, 132, 133
Clay, Henry	27, 28, 31, 32, 34, 49, 51, 55, 57, 58, 69, 81, 105, 107, 108, 109, 113, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 132
Clay, James B.	116f, 128
Coffin, Levi	note 36, 110
Colonization of Free Negroes	45, 48, 50ff, 84, 123, 126, 127
Commonwealth, The	106
Constitutional Convention of 1792	13-17
Constitutional Convention of 1799:
Slave Clause	31, 32
Slavery Discussion	31, 32
Vote for Calling	25, 26
Constitutional Convention of 1849	120-137
Cowan, A. M.	59, 60
Crosley, F.	118
Crowe, John Finlay	45
Cunningham, Charles N.	85
Danville Political Club	9, 10
Opposition to Slavery	12
Democrats	113f, 122, 132, 135
Domestic Slave Trade:
Attitude of the Danville Political Club	12
Attitude of the Kentucky Abolition Society	43-47
Attitude of the Methodist Church	35, 36, 91
Attitude of the Presbyterian Church	36, 91
Early Legislation	89
Extent of	88, 89
Slave Clause in the Constitution of 1792	note 14, 14
Slave Clause in the Constitution of 1799	31, 32
Dorchester, Lord (Sir Guy Carleton)	7
Dudley, Ambrose	41
Emancipation:
American Convention of Delegates	50ff
American Colonization Society	50ff
Ashmun Association	71, 72
Baptist Church	19ff, 37-42
Bryant Station Convention	29, 30
Clay's Plan of, 1849	126
Constitutional Convention of 1799	31, 32
Demand for Constitutional Emancipation 1800-1850	33, 98-11
Discussion in Legislature of	67
Emancipation Churches	20ff
Gradual Emancipation Societies	68ff
Kentucky Abolition Society	42, 43
Kentucky Anti-Slavery Society	74
Kentucky Society for the Relief of the State from Slavery	70, 71
Methodist Church	21, 36
Presbyterian Church	22, 23, 85ff
Sentiment 1840-50	112ff, 122
South and Emancipation in Kentucky	105f
Voluntary	53, 57
Emancipation Convention:
Frankfort Convention	129-131, 133, 134
Frankfort Platform	131, 134
Plans for	115ff
Emancipator, The	105, 106, 107
Examiner, The	118, 119ff, 134, 137
Fee, John G.	123, 124, 130
Filson, John	12
Frankfort Commonwealth	130
Frankfort Convention.  Se Emancipation Convention
Frankfort Platform	131, 134
Free Negro	25, 43, 45, 47, 49, 50, 51-62
Fugitive Slaves.  See Underground Railroad
Garrard, James	41
Garrisonian Abolition	72, 73
Attitude of Churches	76-80
Attitude of the Kentucky Press	76-78, 98-111
Garrison, William Lloyd	73, 95, 106, 115, 128
Genius of Universal Emancipation	46, note 64, 46, 64
Green, John	58, 67, 85, 91, 92
Griggs, Jacob	20
Hall, Nathan H.	85
Harrison, Carter R.	note 86, 130
Harrodsburg, Census of 1777	note 5, 6
Helm, J. M.	102
Hickman, William	20, 41
Hints of Slavery	100f
Holmes, Donald	20
Hopkins, Samuel	note 61, 30
Johnson, M. C.	note 86, 130
Jouett, George P.	note 86, 130
Kendall, Amos	75
Kentucky Abolition Society	40, 42ff
Kentucky Colonization Society	53ff, 84
Kentucky, Settlement of	6
Number of Slaves in, 1790	6, 7
Products of, 1789, 1818, 7, 8; 1840	8
Population of 1800-1830	6, 7
Kentucky Resolutions	30
Kentucky Society for the Relief of the State from Slavery	70, 71
Lasley, Thomas	80
Legislature of Kentucky
Demand for a Constitutional Convention	33, 98ff, 120ff
Discussion of Slavery in 1828	67
Memorial of the Kentucky Abolition Society to	455
Non-importation Law of 1833	88-97
Petition for Colonization	60, 61
Petition of Danville Colonization Soxiety	52, 55
Pro-Slavery Feeling in	88
Eletcher, Ex-Governor	122
Lewis, H. P.	note 86, 130
Lexington Atlas	122
Lexington Observer	104
Liberia	51ff
Kentucky in	59f
Local Option	121
Logan, Daniel	29
Louisville Courier	120, 121, 122, 124
Louisville Journal	56, 120, 122
Louisville Public Advertiser	56
Lundy, Benjamin	46, 47, 64
Mahan, John B.	note 36, 110
Marshall, M. P.	136
Marshall, Thomas	96, 132
Maryland	67, 68
McClung, John A.	61
McIntyre, John	note 61, 30
Methodist Church:
Attitude Toward Domestic Slave Trade	91
Attitude Toward Garrisonian Abolitionism	76
Attitude Toward Slavery of General Conferences
1792-1800	20, 21
1800-1830	34, 35
1830-1850	79f
Colonization	53
Divisions in	80, 81
Vote of Ministers in Convention of 179_	17
Mexican War	118
Missouri:
Controversy Over Admission of	_5, 34
Modern Abolitionism.  See Garrisonian Abolition
Morehead, James T.	_07
Nicholas, George	13, 14, 15, 16, 29, 30
Nicholas, S. S.	note 57, 123
Non-Importation Law of 1833	88-97
Attitude of Churches	91, 114
Ohio	67, 68, 109, 110
Patterson, Robert	22
Pendleton, James M.	note 37, 119
Philanthropist, The	74, 75
Prindell, Richard	126
Presbyterian Church:
Attitude Toward Domestic Slave Trade	91
Attitude Toward Garrisonian Abolitionism	77
Anti-Slavery Controversy in	21, 22, 23, 24, 36, 37, 82, 83-87
Colonization	53, 60
David Rice	12f
Vote of Ministers in Convention of 1792	17
Presbyterian Herald	52, 96
Presbyteries:
Transylvania	22
West Lexington	23, 83
Pro-Slavery	33, 51
Opposition to Emancipation, 1849	132, 135f
Opposition to Constitutional Convention	13-17, 25-32; 98, 120-137
Opposition to Non-Importation Law of 1833	96, 97
Opposition to The True American	116-117
Rice, David:
Pioneer Leader in Kentucky	12, 13
Delegate to the Convention of 1792	13
Opposition to Slave Clause in Constitution of 1792	14, 15; 22-25, 119
Robert, John	128
Russellville Messenger	64
Shelby, Governor	27
Skillman, Thomas T.	64, 70
Slaves:
Number of 1790	6, 7
Number of 1792	17
Education of	37, 83ff
See Domestic Slave Trade
Smith, Elisha	93
Smith, Gerrit	74, 114
Smith, Thomas Porter	85
Societies, Anti-Slavery:
American Anti-Slavery Society	73ff
Ashmun Association	71, 72
Gradual Emancipation Societies	68, 69
Kentucky Abolition Society	40, 42ff, 47
Kentucky Anti-Slavery Societies 1797-98	24, 25
Kentucky Anti-Slavery Society	74
Kentucky Colonization	53ff, 84
Kentucky Society for the Relief of the State from Slavery	70
Speed, James	note 57, 123
Stuart, Robert	85
Sutton, John	20
Tappan, Lewis	102
Tarrant, Carter	20, 39, 40, 41
Texas, Annexation of	112, 117, note 28, 118
Thornton, J. R.	130
Tobacco	7, 8, 9, 10, 67, 68
True American, The	114, 115, 116
Turner, James	note 86, 130
Turner, May Squire	note 31, 94
Underground Railroad System	109-110
Underwood, Joseph R.	55, 61, 130, 132
Vaughan, John C.	118, 120
Virginia:
Constitutional Convention of 1829	63
Wallace, William K.	note 86, 130
Waters, T. H.	117
Western Luminary	37, 52, 64, 86
Western Presbyterian Herald	77, 78
Whigs	113f, 122, 132, 135
White, Moses	45
Wickliffe, Howard	95
Wickliffe, Robert	56, 89, 95, 96, 98, 99, 100, 114
Wingate, Henry	131
Worsley, W. W.	note 70, 125
Young, J. C.	54, 74, 85