But they were "not" fully represented, they were out numbered in the House, anyone who knows how congress was set up would know that. The Northern States did what they wanted done, I don't see this as being "fully" represented.

#1 Secession was legal
#2 The North invaded the South
#3 The President did not have the right to call up troops to stop secession.
#4 He did not have the right to declare War on another Country without Congessional approval.
#5 He could not declare martial law without an act of WAr or insurection,or riot.
#6 He did not have any powers over personal property

and the Confederate States were Un-American?

Their Constitution was obeyed by their President.

You argument is totaly incorrect, Our forefathers used bullets not ballots, were they Un-American?

The question about the Preamble was not answered,,,

I prefer Ballots, but the Confederacy didn't have a chance with Ballots. Lincoln was left off Seven Southern States and still won, that should tell you something about ballots and the War for Southern Independence.