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INDEX

Cecil Chesterton

suggests joint action by Great Britain and U.S., 88

Carnegie, Andrew, massacre of workmen by, 223

Carolinas, colonization of, 8;

overrun by Cornwallis and Tarleton, 31.

(See also North and South Carolinas)

"Carpet-Baggers," 221, 224

Cass, General, Democratic candidate for Presidency, 125;

Secretary of State under Buchanan, 160;

for vigorous action against Secession, 160, 165

Catholics, reasons of first Stuarts for leniency to, 4;

find a refuge in Maryland, 5;

establish religious equality, 5;

dispossessed of power, 5;

New England dislikes tolerating, 38;

"Know-Nothing" movement directed against, 138-139

Chancellorsville, Battle of, 192

Charles I. grants charter of Maryland, 4

Charles II. grants William Penn charter for Pennsylvania, 7;

grants charter of Carolinas to Hyde family, 8

Charleston, South Carolina, occupied by Cornwallis, 21;

Democratic Convention meets at, 153;

Breckinridge nominated at, 154;

cheers election of Lincoln, 156;

Fort Sumter in harbour of, 172;

Negro demonstrations in, 222

Chatham, William Pitt, Earl of, directs war against France, 10;

denounces employment of Indians, 28

Chattanooga, Battle of, 198

Cherokee Indians, problem of the, 107;

Jackson's attitude towards, 107;

removed beyond the Mississippi, 107

Chesapeake, the, duel with the Shannon, 80

Chickamauga, Battle of, 198

Chicago, Ill., Republican Convention meets at, 153

Chinese, immigration of, 230;

Sumner's plea for, 230;

exclusion of, 231

Civil War, the, not fought over Slavery, 162;

motives of South, 163-164;

case for North stated, 166-167;

issue of, as defined by Lincoln, 167;

progress of, 180-202

Clay, Henry, leader of "war hawks," 78;

character of, 78-79;

signs peace with Great Britain, 83;

arranges Missouri Compromise, 85;

a candidate for the Presidency, 91;

deserted by the West, 95;

support

misinterpreted by Douglas, 151;

misunderstood by Sumner, 205-207;

invoked by Sumner in favour of Chinese, 232

De Grasse, in command of French fleet, 34

Delaware, acquired from Dutch, 7;

small slave population of, 176

Democracy, in English colonies, 13, 16;

theory of, 23-24;

application of, in America, 36-37;

unjust charges against, 65;

characteristic of the West, 92;

Jackson's loyalty to, 93;

its true bearing on the Negro problem, 206-207;

effect of, on corruption, 229

Democratic Party, name ultimately taken by followers of Jefferson, 57;

organization of, under Jackson, 96, 108;

unwise attacks on Harrison by, 113-114;

refuses to come to rescue of Tyler, 115;

chooses Polk as Presidential candidate, 119;

holds Convention at Charleston, 153;

split in, 154;

captured by "Copperheads," 200;

defeated by trickery in 1876, 225, 229;

returns Cleveland, 230;

unites with Populists in support of Bryan, 234;

returns Wilson, 236

Donelson, Fort, captured by Grant, 183

Douglas, Stephen, on Slavery, 130, 141;

Senator for Illinois, 140;

character of, 140-141;

motives of, 141-142;

introduces Kansas-Nebraska Bill, 142;

his doctrine of "Popular Sovereignty," 142;

upsets Missouri Compromise, 142;

results of his policy, 143-144;

accepts Dred Scott decision, 147;

rejects Lecompton Constitution, 150;

his Quarrel with Buchanan, 150;

his contest with Lincoln, 150;

debates with Lincoln, 151-152;

rejected by the South, 153;

nominated for Presidency, 154;

defeat of, 155;

supports Crittenden Compromise, 160;

his patriotism, 27

Illiterates, exclusion of, 232

Immigration of Irish, 138;

of Chinese, 230;

change in attitude towards, 231;

Act passed over President Wilson's Veto, 232

Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, 218

Imperialism in U.S., 234

Indians, Penn's Treaty with, 8;

employed by Great Britain, 28;

effect of, on the West, 71.

(See also Cherokee, Creek, Seminole)

Ingersoll, Robert, defends Blaine, 229

Irish, immigration of, 138;

qualities and power of, 138;

"Know-Nothing" agitation against, 138;

antagonism to Negroes, 195.

(See also Scotch-Irish)

Jackson, Andrew, fights at Hanging Rock, 32;

commands Tennessee militia, 74;

relations with Burr, 74-75;

defeats the Creek Indians, 82;

expels British from Florida, 82;

successful defence of New Orleans by, 83;

pursues Indians into Florida, 87;

conduct in Florida, 87;

appointed Governor, 87;

nominated for Presidency, 92;

his character, 93-94;

passed over for Adams, 94;

shocked at the Adams-Clay bargain, 95;

attacked through his wife, 96;

elected President, 96;

his clearance of Government offices, 96-97;

coalition against, 97;

his quarrel with Calhoun, 98;

his toast at the Jefferson Banquet, 100;

demands the coercion of S. Carolina, 100;

dislikes Clay-Calhoun compromise, 101;

insists on precedence for Force Bill, 101;

signs Force Bill and New Tariff, 101;

on Nullification and Secession, 102;

his attitude towards U.S. Bank, 103;

vetoes Bill for re-charter, 103;

triumphant re-election, 105;

orders removal of Bank deposits, 106;

censured by Senate, 106;

censure on, expunged, 107;

treatment of Cherokees by, 107;

foreign policy of, 107;

on relations with Great Britain, 107;

155;

objects to Crittenden Compromise, 161;

South ignorant of character of, 163-164;

defines issue of Civil War, 167;

his Inaugural Address, 168-169;

his policy, 171-172;

sends supplies to Fort Sumter, 172;

calls for soldiers, 174;

returns Mason and Slidell, 183;

refuses to supersede McClellan, 185;

replaces McClellan by Pope, 187;

effect of his personality on Maryland, 188;

decides to issue Emancipation Proclamation, 189;

his reply to Greeley, 190;

defends proclamation as a military measure, 191;

on Grant, 196-197;

appoints Grant commander-in-chief, 197;

prepared to compensate Southern slave owners, 199;

re-elected, 199;

opposition of Radicals to, 200;

his policy of Reconstruction, 204;

on Negro Suffrage, 204;

last public speech, 207;

assassinated, 208;

his advantages lacked by Johnson, 210

"Little Giant, the," nickname of Stephen Douglas, 140

Longfellow on John Brown, 153

Long Island, Battle of, 27

Look-Out Mountain, Battle of, 198

Louisiana, a French colony, 9;

ceded to Spain, 10;

re-ceded to Napoleon, 68;

bought by U.S., 68;

Burr's plans regarding, 73-74;

secedes from the Union, 161;

Lincoln's plan for reconstruction of, 204;

Negro government of, makes fraudulent returns, 225

Lovejoy, killed, 135

Lowell, James Russell, expresses sentiments of Anti-War Whigs, 121;

his satire on Taylor's candidature, 124

Lusitania, the, sunk, 238

Lyon, Captain, commands Union forces in Missouri, 176

Macaulay on Calhoun's dispatch, 118

McClellan, General, sent to Crimea by Davis, 170;

clears West Virginia of Confederates, 181;

supersedes McDowell, 181;

trains army of the Potomac, 185;

his defects, 185;

lands on Yorktown peninsula, 186;

besieges Yorktown, 186;

beaten by Lee, 186;

retires to Harrison's Landing, 239

Puritan Colonies in America, 5-6;

dislike of Catholicism in, 38;

feeling against Irish, 138-139

Quebec, taken by Wolfe, 10

Quincey, Josiah, protest of against Louisiana Purchase, 70

Radical Republicans, Chase favoured by, 153;

adopt FrÉmont as candidate, 200;

oppose Lincoln on Reconstruction, 204;

Sumner spokesman of, 205;

still a minority, 211;

increased power in Congress, 218;

commit Congress to Negro Suffrage, 218

Raleigh, Sir Walter, projects Colony of Virginia, 3-4

Randolph, John, draws up declaration of neutrality, 59

Randolph, Peyton, presides at first Continental Congress, 19;

absent from second, 20

Reconstruction, Lincoln's views on, 204;

Congress takes up, 216;

Bill passed by Congress over Johnson's veto, 218.

(See also Negro Rule)

Religious Equality, established in Maryland, 5; in Pennsylvania, 8;

true theory of, 36-38;

in American Constitution, 38

"Republican" original name of Jefferson's party, 57.

(See also Democratic Party)

Republican Party formation of, 145;

FrÉmont Presidential candidate of, 145;

adopts Lincoln as candidate, 153;

victory of, 155;

Johnson out of touch with, 209;

reasons for supporting Negro rule, 224;

secures Presidency by a trick, 225;

change in character of, 227-228;

abandons cause of Negro, 228;

becomes Capitalist party, 228;

Roosevelt's efforts to reform, 235

Revolution of 1689 transfers government of Maryland to Protestants, 5;

Hamilton's admiration for, 54

Revolution, French (see French Revolution)

Rhode Island, a Puritan Colony, 5;

provisional acceptance of invitation to Hartford Convention, 81

Richmond, Virginia, capital of Confederacy transferred to, 176;

Confederate Congress to meet at, 180;

Northern demand for capture of, 180;

abandoned by Lee, 201

Rochambeau, co-operates with Washington against Cornwallis, 34

Rockingham Whigs, repeal Stamp Act, 16;

conclude peace, 35

Roosevelt, Theodo href="@public@vhost@g@html@files@24062@24062-h@24062-h-5.htm.html#Page_173" class="pginternal">173-174;

Sherman's march through, 201

Southern Confederacy, anticipated by Jackson, 102;

formed, 169.

(See also Confederate States.)

Spain, Columbus sails from, 1;

claims the New World, 3;

decline of, 9;

Louisiana transferred to, 10;

dominated by Napoleon, 68;

Burr seeks support from, 73;

proposes war with, 74;

neutral in war of 1812..82;

U.S. complaints against, 86-87;

sells Florida to U.S., 87; war with, 234

Spanish Colonies, 1, 3; revolt of, 87

"Spoils System," the, Jefferson accused of originating, 68;

Jackson inaugurates, 96;

effect of, 109

Spottsylvania, Battle of, 198

"Squatter Sovereignty," hostile nickname for "Popular Sovereignty" (q.v.), 142

Stamp Act, imposed, 14;

resistance to, 15-16;

repealed, 17

Stanton, appointed Secretary for War, 194;

dismissal of, 219

Stars and Bars, the flag of the Confederacy, 173

Stars and Stripes, the, origin of, 35;

South Carolina hands down, 158;

affection of Davis for, 167;

anger at affront to, 173-174;

first appearance of, on European battlefields, 239-240

States, independence of, recognized severally, 35;

powers of, under the Constitution, 44;

representation of, in Congress, 47

State Sovereignty, question of, left undefined by the Convention, 43;

doctrine of, affirmed by Quincey, 70;

Hartford Convention takes its stand on, 82;

Calhoun maintains, 111;

extreme view of, taken by South Carolina, 156-157;

Lincoln avoids overt challenge to, 171;

Virginia's adherence to, 174-175;

Lee's belief in, 175-176;

Kentucky's interpretation of, 177-178

Stephens, Alexander H., opposes secession of Georgia, 161;

chosen Vice-President of the Confederacy, 169;

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