For the sake of the Union, it ought to be restored. We ought to elect a House of Representatives which will vote its restoration. If by any means, we omit to do this, what follows? Slavery may or may not be established in Nebraska. But whether it be or not, we shall have repudiated - discarded from the councils of the Nation - the SPIRIT of COMPROMISE; for who after this will ever trust in a national compromise?” - Abraham Lincoln, 1854 This quotation comes from a speech made by Illinois lawyer Abraham Lincoln in 1854 in response to the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Which of the following is Lincoln calling on to be restored? the Lecompton Constitution the Missouri Compromise popular sovereignty