NAMES AND MOTTOES OF STATES. UNITED STATES-E Pluribus Unum; "One out of ARKANSAS-Regnant Populi; "The people rule." COLORADO-Nil sine Numine; "Nothing without God." CONNECTICUT-Qui transtulit, Sustinet; brought us over sustains us. DELAWARE "Liberty and Independence." GEORGIA " Wisdom, Justice and Moderation." "He who ILLINOIS "State Sovereignty, National Union." Iowa—" Our liberties we prize, our rights we will maintain." KANSAS-Ad astra per aspera; "To the stars through difficulties." KENTUCKY- "United we stand, divided we fall." MAINE-Dirigo; “I direct.” MARYLAND-Crescite et multiplicamini; "Increase and multiply." MASSACHUSETTS-Ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem; "By the sword she seeks placid rest in liberty," or "Conquers a peace." MICHIGAN-Tuebor, and Si quæris peninsulam amœnam circumspice; "I will defend." "If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you" MINNESOTA L'Etoile du Nord; "The star of the North." MISSOURI-Salus populi suprema lex esto; "Let the welfare of the people be the supreme law." MISSISSIPPI, no motto. NEBRASKA "Equality before the law." NEW JERSEY "Liberty and Independence." NORTH CAROLINA, no motto. NEVADA- Volens et potens; "Willing and Able." OHIO-Imperium in imperio; pire." "An empire in an en OREGON-Alis volat propriis; "She flies with her own. wings." PENNSYLVANIA-" Virtue, Liberty and Independence. SOUTH CAROLINA-Animis opibusque pariti; "Ready in will and deed." TENNESSEE "Agriculture, Commerce." TEXAS, no motto. VERMONT " Freedom and Unity." VIRGINIA-Sic semper tyrrannis; "So always with ty rants." WEST VIRGINIA-Montani semper liberi; "Mountaineers are always free." WISCONSIN-Civilitas successit barbarum; "The civilized man succeeds the barbarous." INDEX. The numbers refer to the page of the text. Abercrombie, 41, 42. Abolitionists, 73. Acadia, 102. Adams, John 54, 97, 126, 127, 128, 130, 138, 143, 149, 163. Adams, J. Q. 63, 73, 143, 150, 165. Allen, Ethan, 48, 49, 100. Amherst, Gen. 41, 42. Arizona, history of 211. Atlantic cable, 77, 105. Associated press, 106. Attucks, 152. Atzerott, 148. B Bacon, 15, 16, 25, 31. Balboa, 10, 11, 16, 25, 119, 159. Barron, 140. Barlow, 10. "Battle of the Kegs," the 92, 102. Bayard, 126. Beckley, John 140. Bee, General 131. Bucher, Henry W. 109. Benton, 153, 169. Berkeley, Governor 119. "Bill of Abominations" 73. Blue light Federalists, 96. Booth, John 77, 79, 111, 130, 147, 206 Braddock, 41, 94, 103, 139. Bradford, 23, 43, 118. Bragg, Captain 73. Brandt, 141. Brother Jonathan, 102. Brown, Doctor 168. Brown, John 77, 79, 111, 130, 147, 206 Bug Eaters," 208. (219) Bunker Hill Monument 63, 105, 109. Burritt, Elihu 153. C Cabots, 78, 122. Calvert, 31. Calhoun, 66, 128. Carver, Governor 18, 117. "Cheese-box on a raft" 88. Chimneys, 19. Cholera, Asiatic 65. Cider, hard campaign 67. Clark, 56, 92. Clay, Henry 73, 129, 146, 165, 174. Clayborne, 31. Clinton, George 96. Clinton, Governor 92, 143. Clinton, General 135. Cockburn, General 142. Columbus, 8, 11, 16, 23, 27, 28, 34, Hayes, Rutherford B. 87, 110, 112, Hermitage," the 74. "Honest Old Abe" 83. Hogs, driven by discoverer 11. Hopkinson, Judge 136, 151, 153. Hooker, General 99, 133. Howe, Elias 69. "Hub of the Universe" 19. Hull, General 59, 76, 96, 141. Gold, Price in Richmond in 1864, Iberville, 43. I |