"Talisman, The," steamboat on San-
gamon, I., 130.

Taney, Roger B., I., 278; delivers
Dred Scott decision, 147, 150; ad-
ministers oath to Lincoin, 282; Mer-
ryman case, 326; dies, II., 315.
Tatnall, Josiah, II., 47.
Taussig, James, II., 171-173.
Taylor, Dick, II., 193.

Taylor, Zachary, I., 34; ordered to
Texas, 81; victories in Mexico, 82;
at Buena Vista, 84, 86; candidate
in 1848, 93, 94, 96, 97, 100, 102;
carries election, 103; Lincoln's let-
ter to, 107; refuses office to Lin-
coln, 108.
Temperance address ("Washingtonian"
movement), I., 71.

Tennessee, votes down secession, I.,
258, 296; secedes, 298, 316.

Terrill, II., 124.

Terry, Alfred H., II., 325.

Texas, I., 80, 81; ordinance of seces-
sion, 219.

Thatcher, Henry K., II., 343.
Thayer, John M., II., 15.

Thirteen, Committee of, 1., 244.
Thomas, George H., I., 356; II., 6,
123, 147, 211, 212; succeeds Rose-
crans, 213; 214, 254, 255, 288, 318,
319, 321; defeats Hood at Nashville,
324.

Thomas, Jesse B., I., 50.
Thomas, Lorenzo, II., 237.
Thomas, Philip F., Secretary of
Treasury, I., 252; resigns, 253.
Thompson, Jacob, I., 86; Secretary of

Interior, I., 146; resigns, 253; at-
tempts peace negotiations, II., 276-
279.

Thompson, Richard W., I., 85; votes
with South on Gott resolution, 104;
II., 375.

Tod, David, II., 275.

Todd, Anne, wife of C. M. Smith,
1., 62.

Todd, Frances, wife of Dr. W. Wal-
lace, I., 62.

Todd, Levi, grandfather of Mary
Todd Lincoln, I., 61.

Todd, Mary, meets Lincoln in 1839,
II., 61; receives attentions from both
Lincoln and Douglas, 62; Lincoln
fails to marry her at appointed
time, 63; relations with Lincoln re-
newed, 73; writes to Journal, 73;
marries Lincoln November 4, 1842,
76.

Todd, Robert S., father of Mary Todd
Lincoln, I., 61.

Toombs, Robert, I., 85, 244, 245.
Topeka Constitution, 1, I., 115.
Torbert, A. T. A., II., 301.
Toucey, Isaac, Secretary of Navy, I.,
146.

Trent, the, affair of, I., 360, 377-379.
Trenton, I., 261; speeches at, 267.
Trumbull, Lyman, succeeds Shields as
Senator, I., 120; 138, 172; bill to
confiscate Confederate property, 377;
II., 82, 161, 268, 269, 379.
Tucker, John, II., 39.

Turner, Levi C., II., 134, 135.

Turney, James, I., 28.

Turnham, David, I., 15.

Tuscarora, The, II., 256.

Twiggs, David E., surrenders to se-
cessionists, I., 283, 311.

Two Million Bill, I., 91, 92, 93.
Tyler, Daniel, I., 333, 334.

Tyler, John, President, I., 80; Peace
Commissioner, 257, 258.

Usher, John P., I., 56; describes Lin-
coln in 1842, 57; Secretary of In-
terior, 274, 375.

Utah, I., 148.

Vallandigham, C. L., I., 327, 329,
330; II., 158, 175-177, 281, 282.
Van Buren, Martin, I., 42, 51, 54, 79,
80, 81, 93; nominated for Presi-
dency by "Free Soil" men, 94, 99,
100, 103.

Vance, Zebulon B., II., 331.
Vandalia, I., 37, 46.

Vandeventer, Isaac, I., 94.

Van Dorn, Earl, II., 18, 19, 125, 126,
151.

Vicksburg, taken by Grant, II., 189.
Vinton, Samuel F., I., 85, 104; II.,
168.

Virginia, initiates Peace Conference,

I., 257, 258; choses Union Conven-
tion, 258; sends committee to Lin-
coln, 297; secedes, 298, 300; seizes
Harper's Ferry, 301; occupies Nor-
folk, 307; ratifies secession, 315;
loyal convention at Wheeling, 317.
Virginia, The, II., 37.

Wade, Benjamin F., before Chicago
Convention, I., 218; 222, 243, 244,
374; II., 161, 293, 295, 368, 374.
Wadsworth, James S., II., 36, 39, 136,
161.

Walke, Henry, II., 22.

Walker, Leroy P., speech at Mont-
gomery, I., 298.

Walker, Robert J., Governor of Kan-
sas, I., 147.

Wallace, Frances Todd, I., 62.

Wallace, Lew, II., 15, 24, 27, 121, 286.
Wallace, W. H. L., II., 24, 25.
Wallace, William, Lincoln's brother-
in-law, I., 261

Warren, G. K., II., 250, 251, 252.
Washburne, Elihu B., letter to, I.,
243.

Washington, department of, I., 311;
threatened by Beauregard, 320, 332,
328; society at, 339.
Watson, P. H., I., 119.
Webb, James W., Minister to Turkey
and Brazil, I., 283.

Webster, Daniel, I., 42, 86, 93, 97,
342.

Webster, J. D., II., 26.

Weed, Thurlow, I., 94; Lincoln calls
en, 102; visits Lincoln at Spring-
field, 232; 239, 240, 242; for con-
ciliating South, 243.
Weitzel, Godfrey, enters Richmond,
II., 344, 346, 353, 356, 387.
Welles, Gideon, I., 239; Secretary of
Navy, 282; gives sealed orders as to
Sumter, 290, 291; blames Seward,
292; favors embargo, 309; compli-
ments Wilkes, 361, 377; II., 161, 368,
370.

Wentworth, John, I., 104; II., 384.
West, Department of the, I., 341.
West Virginia, loyal, I., 298, 316; 317;
McClellan in, 318; admitted as State,
II., 168, 224, 260.

Wheeler, Joseph, II., 124, 322.

Whig National Convention, of 1848,
I., 93.

White, Hugh L., I., 42.

Whiteside, General Samuel, I., 31, 32.
Whitfield, John W., chosen delegate
to Congress, I., 143.
Whiting, W. H. C., II., 59.
Wide-Awakes of 1860, I., 228.

Wigfall, Louis T., I., 277, 278; ar-

ranges terms of Anderson's
render, 294.

Wilcox, O. B., I., 333.

Wilcox, Cadmus M., II., 197.
Wilcox, N. G., I., 94, 96, 108.
Wilderness, The, II., 250.
Wilkes, Charles, I., 360, 361, 377.
Williams, A. S., II., 321.

Williams, Thomas, II., 30, 186, 295.
Williamsburg, II., 43-45.

sur-

Wilmot, David, introduces proviso,
I., 92: temporary Chairman Chicago
Convention, 216.

Wilmot proviso, I., 92, 96.
Wilson's Creek, battle or, I., 350, 351.
Wilson, Henry, I., 99; supports Doug-
las, 157, 200, 325, 327, 377; 11., 82,
115, 236, 269.

Wilson, J. H., II., 285, 301, 323, 343,
353.

Winchell, J. M., II., 233.

Winchester, I., 302.

Winslow, John A., II., 258, 280, 284.
Winthrop, Robert C., elected Speaker,
I., 184.

Wise, Henry A., I., 358; II., 17.
Wood, II., 124.

Wood, Benjamin, I., 329, 330; II., 158.
Wood, Fernardo, Mayor, receives Lin-
coln, I., 265; II., 158.

Wood, T. J., II., 214, 215, 323.
Woodbury, Levi, I., 288.

Wool, John E., I., 305; II., 41, 42,
46, 57, 245.

Worcester speech, I., 100.
Wright, Joseph A., I., 374.
Wright, H. G., II., 251, 252, 253, 285,
286, 287.

Yates, Richard, elected Governor of
Illinois, I., 261.

Yorktown, II., 40, 43, 44.

Yourg, Richard M., I., 106, 107.
Zollicoffer, F. K., killed, II., 6.

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