272, 273-its effect on the status
of the States, 328, 329-its spirit
still alive under Mr. Lincoln's
successors, 482-its Ku-Klux
Klans, 621, 622.
Reconstruction-the work of, be-
gun in North Carolina, 277,281—
in other States, 281, 282, 283, 284,
285, 300-Congress adopts a plan
of, and becomes master over
the President, 363-which was
right? 574,576, 580, 583, 621, 623.
Rosecrans, General William S.
relieves Nashville, 168.

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SHERMAN, GENERAL W. T.-ne-
gotiates for the surrender of
Johnston's army, 248 - dis-
gives
a trick, 249
some advice to John C. Breck-
inridge, 250-his basis of agree-
ment, 251-his terms rejected
at Washington, 253 - finally
takes Johnston's surrender un-
der terms approved by Grant,
254-his course and the esti-
mation put on it, 255, 256.
Speeches, Andrew Johnson's-in
the Lower House of Congress,
50, 53, 62, 66, 71-in the United
States Senate, 76, 79, 83, 90,
91-his great speech on the war
for the Union, 95-his speech
at Nashville on receiving infor-

mation of his nomination with
Mr. Lincoin, 179-speech to
the negroes at Nashville, 185-
his speech on taking the oath
of Vice-President, 214 - his
speech on the fall of Richmond,
217-immediately on taking the
Presidency, 226, 230, 231, 234—
to Virginians, 290 approves
the sentence of the persons
implicated in the assassination
of President Lincoln, 297.
States, Southern-the course of
their able men at the outset of
the war, what they gained,
269 they start out in the
work of reconstruction, 277,
281, 284, 300-send Represen-
tatives to Congress, 327
fused seats, 328 ratify the
Thirteenth Amendment pro-
hibiting slavery, 331 - take
side of the President in the
reconstruction plans, 417- re-
verse their former theory, 417—
divided into military districts,
their condition and course,
419-their final efforts in the
Ku-Klux Klans, 621, 622, 623—
their peculiar civilization pass-
ing away, €23, 624.
Stephens, A. H.-his false views
of the right course for the Pres-
ident, 514, 515-his cry of con-
solidation, 515, 516.

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