Taber, Congressman (Dem.), 1st dist.,
1866, 136

Taggart, Judge, dissatisfaction over
overthrow, 202
Talmie, Collin, 323

Tammany Hall, utilizes foreign ele-
ment to help Democracy, 26; gains
over Regency and Mozart Hall, 26;
source of power in vile conditions,
35; rewards Mozart Hall, 175; pub-
lic awakening to machinations of,
200; John Kelly calls for loan, 200;
Judge Morris attacks, 363; press
comments on frauds of, 394; nat-
uralization committees under Gale
and Rosenberg, 398

Tappan and Messrs. Schoonmaker and
Champlain present minority report,
243-4

Tarbox, assemblyman, caucus teller,
151
Temperance, State convention meets
in Albany, 171
Ten Broeck, Cornelius, candidate for
clerk of Court of Appeals, 361
Ten Eyck, enlarges State com., 362
Tennessee, accepts amendments and is
restored to Union, 82
Terwilliger, James, 167; 356
Thayer, C. S., speaker Dem. rally,

205

Thayer, Francis S., senate committee

to investigate legislative corruption,
298

Thompson, Henry, director Erie,
fined, 297; pays Payne, story rela-
tive to Caldwell, 300; 301
Thompson, R. W., chairman com-
mittee on platform, 312
Tilden Henry A., 323

Tilden, Samuel J., discredited, 48-9;
90; 108; 179; delegate to constitu-
tional convention, 213; casts doubt
on legality of submission, 247;
prominent at Dem. convention;

calls to order, 172; calls Dem. Con-
vention to order, 322; delegate at
large, 323; accused of conspiracy,
342; 360; calls 1868 convention to
order, 361; 368; keynote for Demo-
crats, 372; stands by ticket, 1868,
382; secret circular attributed to;
denies knowledge of circular, 393;
aspires to Seymour's place in party,

412

Tilton, Theodore, Chase's energetic
friend, 326; see also Independent,
The

Times, The, unable to appreciate
Democratic change of heart, 49;
comment on Horace Greeley, 92;
prediction of, 133. note; loyal ser-
vant. 315; devotes strength to finan-
cial rebuttal. 376; final arguments
on Griswold and Hoffman, 391; de-
nounces election frauds, 401
Times (Chicago), questions life of
Democracy, 144

Times (Troy) defends Griswold, 375
Titus, Charles M., elector, 355
Topliff, E. C., 188

Torrance, C. C., proposes A. P. Lan-
ning, 363

Toucey, Sinclair, 353
Townsend, John D., relations between
the Erie and Tweed, 292
Townsend, Martin I., discusses consti-
tution, 257; speech of 1868, 379
Townsend, Solomon, 245, note
Travis, nominates Greeley, 151
Tremaine, Lyman, permanent presi-
dent Syracuse (Rep.) convention,
92; life, 146-7; comment on Conk-
ling's election, 152-3; speaks at
Rep. convention, 306; delegate at
large, 306; reports resolutions, 308;
candidate for Gov., 351

Tribune, The. hurls charges at Gen.
Slocum, 67; opinion of Conkling,
155; engages in war with all conser-
vative journals, 195; blames N. Y..
Rep. papers, 209; harms work of
convention, 259; attacks Hoffman
for connection with Tweed, 377;
denounces election frauds, 401; see
also Greeley, Horace
Tucker, Gideon T., surrogate, 103;
elected surrogate, 135
Tweed, William Marcy, becomes

prominent factor in Dem. party, 26;

Wade, Benjamin, named for vice-
pres., 310; 312; third for vice-
pres., 313; radical, 380
Wadsworth, James S., nominated for
Gov., 1862, as Greeley candidate, 24
Wagstaff, Alfred, Rep. del. 1st dist.,
1868, 307

Wait, A. D., Rep. State con. 15th
dist., 1868, 356

Waite, D. H., severs connection with
Chautauqua Democrat, 203
Wakeman, const. conv., opposed to
increase in judges, 217; motion for
re-election of judges carries, 223
Waldo, A. B., Dem. State con. 4th
dist., 107

Waldo, Christopher A., Dem. State
con. 6th dist., 53

Wales, Gideon, proposes suffrage for
taxpaying women, 236, note
Walker, Charles C. B., Dem. State

con. 7th dist., 1865, 53; 107; Dem.
State con., 1867, 179; 1868, 368
Walrath, C. H., Dem. State con. 6th
dist., 1866, 107

Ward, Cong. 27th dist. Dem., 137
Ward, Eugene, Republican alderman,
143

Ward, Gov., calls Raymond political
apostate, 85

Warren, Joseph, del. 30th Cong. dist.,

1868, 324; Dem. State con., mem-
ber-at-large, 368

Warren. Moses, del. 15th Cong. dist.,
1868, 323

Webb, W. H., War Dem., Cooper
Union, 1868, 383

Weed, Smith M., favor adjournment,
247; aspires to lieut.-governorship,
361

Weed, Thurlow, rise of feud with
Horace Greeley, 24; power broken
by rise of Fenton and Radical fac-
tion, 27; urges Unionists to drop
former Democrats, 58; prevents test
vote, 59; praises resolutions of
Unionist convention, 64; suspected
by Democrats; attitude of Daily
Courier and Union, 130; head of
Twenty-third Street party, 160; as-
sails Greeley in Commercial Adver-
tiser, 163; endorses Grant and Col-
fax, 317; favorite diversion of, 327;
federal patronage, 378; severe on
Blair, 380; finds campaign apathetic,

402; 407; remained true to Phila-
delphia principle in 1866, 409;
power lost, 412; see also Commercial
Advertiser and Albany Evening
Journal

Weidrick, M., elector, 355
Welles, Gideon, Sec. of Navy; throws
side-light on Seymour, 342; state-
ment as to payments on Monitor,

375

Wells, David A., compiles campaign
book, 373

West, Dewitt C., elector, 367
Westervelt, Jacob A., War Dem.,
Cooper Union, 1868, 383
Wheaton, Charles, del. 12th Cong.
dist., 1868, 323

Wheeler, Elisha P., elector, 355
Wheeler, William A., suggested for
lieutenant-governor, 93; delegate
to constitutional convention, 213;
pres. of const. conv.,
214
Whiskey frauds, revenue officials dis-
cover, 194; Herald, Evening Post,
and World give especial attention
to, 194-5; Nation points out loss
and waste, 195

White, Andrew D., member of senate
committee to investigate New York
City conditions, 34; seconds Conk-
ling's nomination, 148; 151, note;
reason for advocating Conkling, 154;
159; comments on Seward's speech,
1868, 390; frauds well known to,
394

White, William B., Republican alder-
man, 143

White House Speech, Johnson dis-
graces himself, 81
Wickham, William, delegate to con-
stitutional convention, 213
Wicks, John J., canal commissioner,

137

Wildee, O. C., Rep. Nat. delegate,
1868, 307

Williams, Dr. Julian T., political
doctor for Gould, 285
Williams, Stephen K. (Senator), of
Cayuga, Times accuses, 188; Citi-
zens' Assoc. takes up charges
against, 198

Williams, William, Dem. Nat. dele-
gate, 1868, 324
Williamson, Amos J., Rep. State
com., 93

374

Winslow, Morris, elector, 355
Wise, Henry A., Blair classed with,

380

Woman Suffrage, central committee

presents resolution to N. Y. con.,
337, note; see also suffrage
Wood, Congressman (Dem.), 9th dist.,
1866, 136

Wood, Fernando, 25; influence dimin-
ished, 26; asked to withdraw from
Philadelphia convention, 83; money
spent to elect, 305
Woodford, Stewart L., of Kings, 92:
nomination of, 93; 132; elected
lieut.-gov., 133: speaks at Rep. con-
vention, 306; candidate for Gov.,
352; nominated for Gov., 354
Work, Frank, director on board Erie
R. R., 271; petitions for injunction,
272; director of Erie, 274; interest
in Erie settlement, 295; share in
settlement. 296

Workingmen's convention, delegates
given seats in Dem. Nat. con., 336

World, The comments on change of
Democratic ideas, 49; considers
Dem. ticket not strong, but liberal,
53; resents charge against Slocum,
67; prophesies future victory in face
of defeat, 77; predicts loss of Conser-
vative vote, 97; gives lie to Rep.
organs, 116; consoles Democrats,
137; considers Connolly honest and
economical, 143; assails Conk-
ling, 155; summarizes candidates,
note, 180; reviews canal frauds
under Rep., 206; warns Democrats,
211; on the Chicago convention,
316; attack on Grant, 374; attacks
Griswold, 374; seconds Hoffman,
376; on Grant and Blair, 380; de-
mands change in ticket, 381; fails to
mention election frauds, 401; praises
Seymour, 403

Worth, Samuel, cand. for nomination
to State treasurer, 1867, 179
Wright, William W., nominated for
canal commissioner, 107
Wyckoff, Samuel S., elector, 355

Young, Campbell H., named for clerk
Court of Appeals, 355; vote for
clerk of the Court of Appeals, 1868,
392
Young, John Russell, represents
Greeley at Syracuse, 351

Young, Solomon C., discussion of
district plan, 239

Younglove, Truman G., 307; 352