Readmission of, to representation, 138.
Aldrich, Judge, of S. C. Removal of, by Gen-
eral Canby, 133.

Ames, Oakes, of Mass. A disinterested Legis-
lator, 62.

Amnesty. President Johnson's Proclamation
of, 363.

Andrews, ex-Governor, of Mass. Indisposition
to avert Disunion, 77.
Argus, Albany. On violation by Radicals of
Declaration of Independence, 18.
Arkansas. Mr. Lincoln's movement to reor-
ganize State, 14. Startling provisions in
Constitution of, 130. Readmitted to Rep-
resentation, 134. Veto of act readmitting,
135. Vote of, on holding Convention, 135.
Protest against admitting Representatives
from, 136. Act to make stallion-keepers
and other business and professional men
take the Test-oath, 334. Bill to prescribe
Confederate uniform for penitentiary con-
victs, 334.

Army, U. S. Possession of polls at Nashville
by, 208.

Arnell, Samuel M., of Tenn. Opposition in
House to admission of, 200.
Ashburn, G. W. Military arrest and trial of
citizens of Columbus, Georgia, for alleged
murder of, 157, 333.

Impeachment reso-

Ashley, Jas. M., of Ohio.
lutions of, 98.
Atkinson, Bishop, of N. C. On mortality
among negroes, 379.

Baldwin, A. C., of Michigan. Refused a right-
ful seat in Congress, 92.
Ballard, Judge, of Ky.

Imprisonment of a

Catholic priest by, 366.
Banks, N. P., jr., of Mass. Disunion senti-
ments of, 72.

Bastile, at National Capitol. Character of, 90.
Bayard, James A., of Delaware. On the ca-

pacity of Mr. Wade as a trier of the Presi-
dent, 108.

Beck, James B., of Ky., and James Brooks, of
New York. Protest of, 122.

Beecher, Henry Ward. Letter of, to Soldiers'
and Sailors' Convention at Cleveland, 50.
Disunion sentiment of, 72.
Beef. Taxes paid by a, 296.
Bingham, Jno. A., of Ohio.

On the reduction
of the Supreme Court, 48. On admission
of Kansas, 143.
Blair, Gen. C. W., of Kansas. Casts vote of
Kansas for F. P. Blair., jr., 235.

as Democratic Candidate for Vice President,
235. Speech of acceptance of, 239. Letter
of acceptance of, 356. Biography of, 352.
His war on the Test-oath, 354. His letter
to J. O. Broadhead, 355.
Blasphemy of Radical leaders. Specimens
of, 212.
Bonds, U. S. Vote on taxing, 278, 279, 280,
286. Herald on the proposition, 287. Char-
acter of, 299. Gold-bearing, outstand-
ing, 300.

Boston Post. On imprisonment of C. W. Wool-
ley, 90.

Bowen, C. C., of South Carolina. Antecedents
of, 330.

Boyden, Nathaniel, of North Carolina. On bill
to arm the militia, 336.
Boyer, Benjamin M., of Penn. On the action
of Congress in the McArdle case, 263.
Bradley. A negro Senator in Georgia Legisla-
ture, speech of, 330.

Turned out of
Protest of J. B.
On redeeming

Brooks, James, of New York.
his seat in Congress, 92.
Beck, of Kentucky, 122.
5-20s in greenbacks, 302.
Breckinridge, Rev. R. J., of Kentucky. Incen-
diary denunciation of Catholics by, 364.
Brown, ex-Governor Joe, of Georgia.

A del-
egate to Radical Convention, 180. War
record of, 180.

Brown, John Young, of Kentucky. Refused a
seat in Congress, 93.
Brown, Simeon, of Mass.
of, 72.

Disunion sentiments

Brown, T. W., of Tenn. Reads address of
people to Democratic National Conven-
tion, 228.

Brown, W. Matt., Mayor of Nashville. Cor-
respondence with Major-General G. H.
Thomas, 205.

Browning, O. H. On the question of veracity

between the President and Gen. Grant, 172.
Brownlow, W. G., Gov. of Tennessee. Exercise
of pardoning power by, 204. His plan of
disposing of the negroes, 204. Usurpations
of, sustained by the United States army,
204, Speech at Philadelphia Convention,
370. On redeeming 5-20s in greenbacks,
300.

Buchanan, ex-President. Disrespect to mem-
ory of, by Radical House of Representa-
tives, 214.

Burbridge. Reign of terror of, in Kentucky,
374.

His

Butler, B. F., of Massachusetts. Tilt of, with
C. Wendell, 59. Short count of Mr. Wool-
ley's money, 59. His system of espionage,
212. His corruptions in New Orleans, 60.
His remarks on impeachment, 102.
bets on impeachment, 108. His exposure
of the National Bank system, 308. His
speech at Philadelphia, 370.
Butler, R. R., of Tennessee. Debate in House
on admission of, 197. Record of, in Ten.
nessee Legislature, 197. Candidates' oath
taken by, 202.

Cabinet, Letters of five members of, verifying the
President's position in the Grant contro-
versy, 171.

Callicott, ex-Speaker of the New York Assem-

bly, sent to the penitentiary, 66. Retained
in office by the Senate while a convict, 216.
Campbell, Jas. B., speech of, on casting vote of
South Carolina for Mr. Seymour, 231.
Campbell, Lewis D., of Ohio. Indorsement of
Democratic Platform by, 254.
Carpet-baggers, harvest for, 145. Intelligence
of, 153. Mr. Lincoln's opinion of, 379.
Carpet-bags and Commerce, 360.

Cary, General S. F., of Ohio, approves the Dem-
ocratic platform, 256.

Catholics, War of the Radicals on, 364. Radi-
cal opinions, 365.

Chandler, Zachary, of Michigan, cowhided by
General Grant, 34. Blood-letting letter of,
77.

Chicago Times on the new Electoral College
Bill, 338.

Chipley, Wm. S., father of one of the Columbus
prisoners, petition of, 160.

Church, Sanford E., of New York. Presen-
tation of name in National Convention,
227.

Civil Rights Bill, 269.

Clerical Politicians. Resolutions of, at Chicago,
on impeachment, 359.

Cody, Mr., of Georgia. Imprisonment and treat-
ment of, by military, 161.
Coffroth, A. H., of Pennsylvania, turned out of
his seat by the Radicals, 92.
Colfax, Schuyler. Letter of acceptance of, 22.
Know-Nothingism of, 44. His record, 181.
His resolutions on Mr. Alexander Long,
182. Turnkey at Capitol, 90. His hurry
to have Mr. Milligan hung, 362. His views
of Catholicism, 368.

Columbus, Georgia. Arrest and treatment of
citizens of, by military, 160.
Conjury. Practice of, under military in the
South, 158.
Congress. Responsibility of, for expenditures,
63. Reconstruction Acts of, 116. Usurp-
ing act of, placing Grant and the army be-
yond the direct orders of the President,
371. Act snatching from the Supreme Court
jurisdiction in the McArdle case, 263. Non-
entity of, 377. Corruption of, 57.
Curtin, A. G., Governor, of Pennsylvania. His
acknowledgment of aid from Governor Sey-
mour, 345.

Protest
Protest

Against the Indemnity Act, 85.
against admission of Arkansas members,
136.
Conservative Convention, at Philadelphia, in
1866. Platform, officers and committees of,

176.
Constitution of the United States, 5. Violation
of, by Radicals, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Abnega-
tion of, by Chicago Convention, 20. Abne-
gation of, by Grant and Colfax, 20-22.
Fourteenth Amendment to, 117, 209.
Thirteenth Amendment to, 209. Mr. Sew-
ard as to ratification of Fourteenth Amend-
ment, 274. Power to amend treated by the
New Orleans Picayune, 210. Bogus ratifi-
cation of the Fourteenth Amendment, 274.
Chas. O'Conner on, 276.
Constitutions of rotten boroughs admitted to
representation in lieu of Southern States,
126. The builders of, 124. Social equality
of, 127. Qualification of voters and office-
holders under, 127. Public school provi-
sions of, 127. Monstrosities of, 139.
of, 134.
Constitutional Eagle, Camden, Arkansas, office
of, destroyed by military, 163.
Corruption of the Radical party, 57.
Cox, S. S., of Ohio. Resolutions of, against
military imprisonment of citizens, 82.
Covode, John, of Pennsylvania, on the purchase
of high officials, 57.

Cost

Crittenden, John J., resolutions by, declaring
the object of the war, 68. Peace resolu-
tions of, in Senate, March 2, 1861, 74.
Cromwell, negro delegate in Louisiana Conven-
tion. Speech of, 125.

Cross, Col. David C., of Arkansas. Military
imprisonment of, 157.

Cummings, Rev. John A., of Missouri. Deci-
sion of Supreme Court in Test- oath case of,
191.

Cunningham, L. B., State Treasurer of Arkan-
sas. Removal of, by Gen. Ord, 132.
Davis, Judge David, of Supreme Court. Deci-
sion in the Milligan case, 188.

Deaf and dumb of the District of Columbia.
Proposal to sell out the, by E. B. Wash-
burne, 361.

Declaration of Independence, 16. Radical vio-

lations of, 18-19. Indorsement of, by, 18.
Defrees, J. D., Superintendent of Public Print-

ing, on National Labor Convention, 363.
Delano, C., of Ohio, takes Gen. Geo. W. Mor-
gan's seat in Congress, 95.
Delegates to Democratic National Convention.
List of, 240.

Democratic members of Congress. Protests of,
against Indemnity act, 85. Against ad-
mission of Arkansas members, 136.
Democratic Party. Proceedings of National
Convention of, in 1868, 217.

Democratic Platforms. Of 1864, 51. Of 1868,
224.

Dewees, Carpet-bagger, of North Carolina, on
bill to arm the militia, 336.
Dodge, Augustus C., of Iowa. Presentation of,
for Vice-President, 233.
Donnelly and Washburne. Congressional cour-
tesies of, 60.

Doolittle, Jas. R., Senator from Wisconsin.
Presentation of name of, for the Presidency,
227. Letter in favor of Blair and Seymour,
255. Extract from a letter of, to New York