The Richmond Enquirer opposed this man by claiming that “Sebastopol [was] taken but the war is not ended.” In a political cartoon, this man is depicted in the center playing the violin while four presidential candidates dance around him. (-5[1])A financial crisis (-5[1])occurred after railroad prices decreased following this man’s suit, (10[1])which was (-5[1])supported by the Blow family and Benjamin Curtis. (10[1]-5[1])The “Bogus Legislature” created the Lecompton Constitution (10[1])following this man’s (10[1])case. (-5[1])Stephen (10[1])Douglas (10[3]-5[1])claimed (10[1])that Lincoln (10[2])wished (10[2]-5[1])“warfare on the Supreme Court” (10[2])for opposing (10[1])their decision (10[3])regarding this man. (10[15]-5[1])This man (10[3])was (10[1])captured after (10[2])traveling (10[3])with (10[2])Dr. (10[2])John Emerson (10[1])to Illinois. (10[4])For 10 points, (10[3])Roger (10[1])Taney ruled against (10[1])what man (10[3])who sued (10[1])for his freedom against John Sanford? ■END■ (10[4])