bye, my son;

God help thee do the valiant deeds thy father would

have done."

One held up to a bearded man a little child to kiss, And said, "I shall not be alone, for thy dear love and this."

And one, a rosebud in her hand, leant at a soldier's side;

Thy country weds thee first," she said, "be I thy second bride."

Oh, mothers! when, around your hearths, ye count your cherished ones,

And miss from the enchanted ring the flower of all

your sons;

Oh, wives! when o'er the cradled child ye bend at evening's fall,

And voices which the heart can hear across the distance call;

Oh, maids! when, in the sleepless nights, ye ope the little case,

And look till ye can look no more upon the proud young face,

Not only pray the Lord of Life, who measures mortal breath,

To bring the absent back unscathed out of the fire of death;

Oh, pray with that divine content which God's best favor draws,

That, whosoever lives or dics, he save his holy cause!

unfurled,

Oppression, with his iron strength, fed on the souls of men,

And License, with the hungry brood that haunt his ghastly den.

But like bright stars ye fill the eye; adoring hearts ye draw;

Oh! sacred grace of Liberty! oh, majesty of Law!

Hurrah! the drums are beating; the fife is calling shrill;

Ten thousand starry banners flame on town, and bay, and hill;

The
Thank God that we have lived to see the saffron

thunders of the rising war drown labor's peace-
ful hum;

morning come

The morning of the battle call, to every soldier dear! Oh joy! the cry is "Forward!" Oh, joy! the foe is near!

For all the crafty men of peace have failed to purge the land;

Hurrah! the ranks of battle close! God takes his cause in hand!

Banks, patriotism of the New Hamp-
shire,
D. 28
patriotism of the New Jersey, D. 80
patriotism of the Connecticut, D. 28
correspondence
between the
banks of New York and the
Governor of Georgia,
D. 84
meeting of the commissioners of
the Southern,
D. 93, 102
Bank of Commerce of Providence,
R. I.,
D. 27
BANKS, N.P., appointed maj.-gen. D. 85
takes command at Baltimore, D. 100
Baptists, convention of Georgia, D. 52
notices of,
D. 57, 88
report of the Southern convention
of,
D. 68
Missionary Union, meeting of, D. 83
mass meeting of the, at Brooklyn,
N. Y.,
D. 84
resolutions of the Georgia, Doc. 179
report of the Southern conven-
tion of,
Doc. 237
report and resolutions of the, at
Brooklyn, N. Y., May 29, Doc. 807
BARDWELL, JAMES, Rev., celebrated
prayer of
D. 65; Doc. 230
BARNWELL R. W., appointed com-
missioner from S. Carolina, D.
delegate to Southern Congress, D.
BARRY, A. I., of Mississippi,

A Volunteer Song,

P. 13

A War-Song for Virginia,

P. 146

"A Welcome to the Invader,"

P. 93

BARRY, W. F., Major,

A Wonderful Conversion,

P. 150

BARTHOLOMEW, I. E., Rev.,

6

10

D.

12
D. 21

D. 61

Doc. 265

BATE, W. B., Col. 2d Tenn.,
BATES, EDWARD, letters to John
Minor Botts,
D. 84; Doc. 804
Battle Anthem, by John Neal, P. 119
BAYARD, JAS. A., censured, D. 28, 103
address to his constituents, D. 69
letter to the people of Delaware,

Doc. 240
Bay State Song,
P. 117
BEACH, ELIZABETH T, PORTER, P. 72
Lines to Colonel W. II. Allen, 1st
Regiment N. Y. S. V., Doc. 282
BEATTIE, Rev. D., Adieu to the
Ohio Soldiers,
P. 94
BEAUREGARD, P. G. T., ordered to
Charleston, S. C.,
D. 18

Doc. 86

--

Col. 2d Regt. N. J. 8. M., Doc. 181

W. C.,

- artist, of N. Y.,

P. 142
D. 56

D. 94

D. 107

-, Mrs., of Washington,

P. 96

Doc. 410

Balloons, reconnoitering in,

D. 103

his staff at Charleston, S. C., D. 22
bombards Fort Sumter,

Border State convention, at Balti-

D. 23

more, Maryland,

P. 4, S

meet at Frankfort, Ky.,

D. 91

of Fort Sumter,

citizens of, approve the course of
Gov. Hicks,

secession meeting at,

secession flag in, torn down, D. 32
Northern troops to be obstructed
in,

D. 32

proclamations issued in, calling on

the people to keep the peace, D. 82
riot in, April 19th,
D. 33, 39
embargo established at,

Charleston, S. C.,
D. 82
arrived at Manassas, Va., D. 91
notice of,
D. 93
orders relating to Captain Ball, D. 103
general orders after the bombard-

ment of Fort Sumter, Doc. 63
"Booty and Beauty" proclama-
tion,
Doc. 839
proclamation compared with that
of General Butler,
Doc. 839

address of the, to the people of
the United States,

Boston, Mass., patriotism of the

Common Council of,

D. 25

command at

Doc. 350

BORLAND, SOLON, Col.,

D. 43

D. 30

banks of, loan 10 per cent. on their
capital to government,

D. 80

excitement in, on receipt of the

conservative influence in,

D. 46

an epigram,

P. 96

news of the Baltimore riot, D. 24
incident at a police court in,

P. 44

flag-raising at,

D. 53

the ubiquity of,

P. 96

Union ward meetings in,
the gorillas of,

D. 56

Federal troops pass through,
Southern enlistments leave,
United States troops in,
munitions of war seized at,

Bedford, N. Y., flag-raising at, D. 46
Bedford (Va.) "Yankee Catchers,"

D. 70, 71

BEECH, A. C. & A. B., of Nashville,
Tenn., repudiate their debts, P. 38
BEECHER, HENRY WArd,
D. 88
BELL, JOHN, address to Tenn., D. 80
a traitor,
D. 41

in the Washington conspiracy, D. 59
speech at Nashville, Tenn., Doc. 187
BELLOWS, H. W., D.D., D. 88, 96; Doc.311
BEMAN, JOHN, hung,
P. 148
BENDIX, JOHN E., Colonel 7th Regi-
ment, N. Y. S. V., D. 98; Doc. 273
BENJAMIN, J. P., secession speech
of, in the U. S. Senate,
his "failing" at college,
attorney-general, C. S. A., corre-
spondence with Captain C. Lee
Moses,

Courier, article in, on the increase

Transcript, quotation from, D. 70
BOTTS, JOHN MINOR, Bates' Let-
ters to,
D. 84; Doc. 804
BOUDINOT. ELIAS C.,
BOURNE, GEORGE S.,
BOURNE, WM. OLAND,
BOWERYEM, George,
BOYCE, W. W., of S. C., leaves Con-
gress,
D. 5
delegate to Southern Conven-
tion,
D. 10, Doc. 8
BOYLSTON, -, appointed to Beau-
regard's staff,
D. 2
BRAGG, BRAXTON, GEN., at Pensa-
cola,
D. 68
his order cutting off supplies from
Fort Pickens,
Doc. 42
P. 112

embargo at,

D. 8
P. 20

anecdote of heroism at the riot

P. 71

ton, S C.,

D. 9; P. 10

BURNET, J. B., wife of,

Navy Yard, the threatened attack

upon,

P. 21

P. 61
D. 29
D. 46
Doc. 124

D. 50
P. 45

Doc. 426

D. 66

D. 51

P. 189

Heights Seminary,

BROOKS, SARAH WARNER,

67

BROOKS, WILLIAM M., of Ala., D. 12
Broome Co., (N. Y.,) volunteers, D.
BROWN,, Governor of Georgia,
demands Augusta arsenal,
prohibits payment to Northern
creditors,

notices of,

D. 16

D. 45
D. 72; P. 9, 22
attaches the Macon and Western
Railroad,
P. 25
BROWN, General, at Ft. Pickens, D. 77
BROWN, Major-General, 1812, D. 59
BROWN, GEORGE WILLIAM, Mayor
of Baltimore,

D. 37

proclamation of April 18, Doc.
correspondence with Governor
Andrew,

his account of an interview with
President Lincoln,

celebrated at Boston,

celebrated in Virginia,

BURGESS, JOIN I.,

BURLINGAME, ANSON, at Paris, D. 85
BURLEIGH, W. H.,

BURNSIDE, A. E.,Colonel, Rhode Isl-
and Regiment,

BURTON, WM., Gov. of Delaware, D. 46
proclamation, April 26, Doc. 155
Benton's six footers, anecdote of, P. 189
BUSBEE, GEORGE,
D. 105
Bush River, Md., bridge at, burned,
D. 85
BUTLER, B F., Brig.-General, D. 85
congratulates his troops on their
success at Annapolis,
D. 40
takes possession of Annapolis, D. 42
threatens to arrest the Maryland
Legislature,
D. 45
notices of, D. 49, 58, 61, 66, 69, 70,
71, 74, 76, 80, 83, 91
appointed Major-General, D. 72, 73
at Fort Monroe,

denies the "arinistice story," D. 52
circular in reference to appoint-

ment of army officers,

response of Gov. Rector to, D. 102
letter of, on the organization of

letter to Gen. Butler on "contra-
band negroes,"
Doc. 814
Cassius M. Clay's reply to, P. 89
CAMPBELL, JOHN A., Judge, U. S.

Supreme Court, resigned,
letter to Seward,

Camp Jackson, Mo., taken,

D. 54

Canada, spirit of the press of,
Canadian opinions of the war,
Canton, Md., bridges at, burned, D. 35
CAREY,

Quartermaster N. Y.

5th Regiment,
D. 89
CARY, Major, of the rebel army, D. 80
CARLISLE, JOHN S., speech at Wheel

D. 67

ing, May 11,
in the Virginia Convention, D. 101
Doc. 828
speech in the Wheeling (Va.) Con-
vention, June 14,
Doc. 874
conversation with Henry A. Wise,

P. 40

77

D. 75

CARR, JOSEPH B., Col. 2d Regiment
N. Y. S. V.,

Doc. 269

Doc. 80

anecdote of,

P. 56

his African descent,

Doc. 123

letter to Gov. Hicks,

Doc. 144

BROWN, J. N., ex-U. S. N.,

BROWN, J. B.,

D. 60

Md., May 8,

Doc. 203

BROWN, JOHN C.,

Doc. 123

proclamation' at

Baltimore, of May 14,

speech at Washington,

Doc. 243

Doc. 11

Doc. 254

BROWN, NEILL S.,

D. 7

report of the battle of Great

address to Tennessee,

D. 30

Bethel,

Doc. 355

Brown High School at Newbury-

letter to Gov. Andrew,

Doc. 257

D.

D.

port, Mass.,

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BROWNE, WM. M.,

P. 24

BROWNELL, FRANCIS E.,

D. 79
D. 45

BROWNELL, KATY,

letter to Gen. Scott on 46
bands,"
Doc. 313
his Union sentiments in Jan., P. 9
the Picayune's pedigree of, P. 128
BUTLER, GEORGE H., Licut., D. 76
is sent for the remains of Major
Winthrop,

D. 105
BUTLER, WM. ALLEN, D. 78, Doc. 262
BUTTERWORTH, Sergeant, shot, D. 79
BUTTRICK, -, persons of the name
in the battle of Lexington and
the riot at Baltimore,
BYINGTON, A. H.,

BUCHANAN, JAMES, President of

receives Hayne of S. C.,

correspondence with Floyd, Doc. 10
correspondence with the South

Carolina Commissioners, Doc. 11
recommendation for a fast, Dec.

14, 1860,

agitated at the surrender of Fed-

ened by a mob,
at Fort McHenry,
arrest of, ordered,

Gen. Wool's letter to, on the ne-
cessity of reinforcing the South-
ern forts,

speech at Detroit, April 24, Doc. 145
Castle Pinckney, S. C., taken pos-

session of by rebels,
Commander Pettigru at,
Castleton, Vt., Union Meeting at, D.
Catawba Indians. See Indians.
Catholics of the South refuse fellow-

ship with those of the North, D. 97
"C. Colden Murray," the bark, D. 17
CHAPIN, E. H., D.D.,
P. 62

Charleston Courier; its opinion of

the rebellion,

P. 149

Charleston Mercury threatens to

D. 39

D. 13

D. 73

D. 37

P. 59
D. 86

suggests the seizure of forts,

D. 10

urges an attack on Fort Sumter,

Caddo Rifles, the,
CADWALLADER,

D. 44

Gen., threat-

D. 26

D. 82

D. 83

request to the captains of Confed-
erate ships,
Charleston, S. C., people of, refuse
to allow Federal soldiers to be
sent to the forts,

D. 39

D. 8