Birthday receptions, M.'s, 225, 305, | Burlington Clipper, on M.'s reëlection

ner break, 233; and removal of
Arthur, 291; and Edmunds, 300;
M. and Reid on (1884), 303.

gance, 146, 147; denunciation of
Reciprocity Treaty, 148-51; M.'s
resolution on conduct, 158.
Clark, Edward, architect of M.'s Consular Reports, M. on wrapping,
house, 222.

315, 316.

Clay, C. C., and M.'s Land-Grant Cooke, Jay, on payment of bonds,

College Bill, 267.
Cleveland, Grover, M. and, 313; and
death of Grant, 313; and silver
(1885), M.'s correspondence on,
314-16; M. and tariff message,
318, 319.

318.

Copperas works at Strafford, 22, 31.
Cornell, Ezra, and Land-Grant Col-
lege Act, 271.

Cornell University, and Land-Grant
College Act, 271; portrait of M.,
304.

Corning, Erastus, and M., 334.
Cotton goods, South and tariff, 108.

Clifford, Nathan, M. on, 91.
Cobb, Daniel, and battle of Platts-
burgh, 4.
Cobb, David, and grammar lessons, Covode, John, and Keitt-Grow affair,

Cobb, Howell, and Speakership con- Craige, B. F., and Keitt-Grow affair,

70.

Crawford, M. J., correspondence with
M. on amnesty, 177, 178.
Crédit Mobilier, M. and, 244.
Crime of '73, M. on, 344.
Crittenden, J. J., and M.'s Land-
Grant College Bill, 264, 277.
Cullen, E. D., drunk in House, 63,
66.

test (1885), 67.
Cobb, W. R. W., and M.'s Land-
Grant College Bill, 95, 263, 265,
266; character, and secession, 266.
Colfax, Schuyler, on Ompompanoo- |
suc River, 17; and M., 102; letter
from M., 154; Speaker, 162; and
M.'s Land-Grant College Bill, 271.
Collamer, Jacob, and Daniel Cobb,
4; and M., 36, 102; mess, 62; on | Curtin, A. G., at Homberg, 197.
Kansas and slavery, 93; and le- Curtis, Mrs. -, boarding-house, 62.
gal tender, 142; death, 163; on M. Curtis, G. W., and M., 256.
as successor, 170; statue for Fed- Cushing, Caleb, M.'s attack on, 123.
eral Capitol, 248; and M.'s Land-
Grant College Bill, 267; M.'s eu-
logy, 329.

Dam, M.'s father's rights, 5-7.
Danites, M. on, 28.
Davenport, Eugene, on authorship
of Morrill Act, 283.
Davis, H. W., and M.'s tariff bill, 103,
104, 113; M. on, 103; on M. as fi-
nancier, 133.

Davis, John, period of congressional
services, 337.

Dawes, H. L., and M., 222; on M.'s
speeches, 329; period of congres-
sional services, 337.
Debating society, M. and, 39.
Derby, Lord, in debate, 206.
Dillingham, Paul, and M.'s candidacy
for Senate, 170.

Disunion, Southern disagreement on

method, 67; threat in 1856, 81.
See also Secession.

Dough faces, M. on repudiation, 64,
75.

Douglas, S. A., popularity, 95; and

M.'s Land-Grant College Bill, 267.
Dow, Jeremiah, M. clerks for, 29.
Dow, Neal, presidential candidacy,
297.

paign of generals, 287; (1884) M.
on Republican aspirants, 305;
(1896) M. on Bryan, 345; M. in
campaign, 345.

Eliot, C. W., M. and slur on Washing-
ton, 253.

Emancipation, M.'s attitude, 127; M.
and amendment, 162, 163.
England, M. in, 188-91, 203-07.

Dred Scott decision, reception, 89; M. English, M. on, 205.

on, 90.

Drunkenness, in House of Represen-
tatives, 63, 66; M. on, of army offi-
cers, 129, 130.
Dunn, G. G., dough face, 75.

Earle,, office-seeker, 257.
Economic conditions in America, dur-
ing M.'s early years, 11.
Edinburgh, M. on, 207.
Edmunds, G. E., appointment to
Senate, 172; and M., letters, 222,
308, 309; presidential candidacy,
M. on it, 286, 297, 305-07; and Jus-
ticeship, letter to M., 289, 290,
300; and civil service reform, 290;
and reciprocity, 320; on M.'s
speeches, 329; period of congres-
sional services, 337.
Edmundson, H. A., and Giddings, 72. |
Education, M. on boy's right, 10;
M.'s, 23, 24. See also Land-Grant
College Acts.

Eight-hour day, M.'s opposition, 341.
Elections, (1848) M. and Taylor's
candidacy, 50; (1852) Whig Con-
vention, 53-56; (1854) M.'s candi-
dacy for Congress, 56-60; (1856)
issues, 80; result, 84; (1860) Mor-
rill's Tariff Bill as issue, 109, 110;
(1864) M. on Union confidence,
160; M. on renomination of Lin-
coln, 161; result, 162; (1868) M.
and Greenback movement, 216,
218; M. on issue, 218-20; (1872)
Greeley's candidacy, 240; M. in,
240; (1876) Republican timber, 286,
287; M. and crisis, 287; (1880) M.
on Republican aspirants, 296; cam-

Euripides, M. on, 352, 353.

Europe, M.'s trips, 185-207, 297, 298.
Expansion, M.'s opposition, 229, 254,
345, 346.

Expenditures, M. and war-time ex-
travagance, 146, 147; reduction as
M.'s financial remedy, 217.

Farming. See Agriculture.
Fessenden, W. P., first election to
Senate, 58; mess, 62, 114; and M.,
102; M. on, 115; and Sumner, 115;
and sons in army, 132; and M. as
financier, 133; and legal tender,
142; and M. on Finance Commit-
tee, 182; and trial of Johnson, 210,
212, 213; letter from M. on trial,
211; defeat and death, 216.
Field, R. B., and M., 99.
Fillmore, Millard, candidacy (1852),

54.

Finance Committee of Senate, M. as

member, 182, 226, 287, 291, 301.
Finances, governmental, and panic of
1857, 103; M.'s ability, 133-36; M.
and wartime extravagance, 146,
147; M. and McCulloch's policy,
227-29; M.'s consistent principles,
254. See also Money; Taxation.
Fish, Hamilton, and Grant, 229; and

Grant-Sumner break, correspond-
ence with M., 233-35; letter from
M. on reciprocity, 255; M. and
presidential candidacy, 287, 297.
Fitch, John, as teacher, 24.
Fleischman, C. L., memorial for agri-
cultural schools, 274.

Foot, Solomon, letter to M. on mess,

62; and Giddings, 72; death, 165;

and M.'s Land-Grant College Bill,
265.

Forney, J. W., and M., 253.
Forster, W. E., M. meets, 186.
Forum, M.'s reminiscences in, 333,
334, 336.

Foster, Charles, and silver, 288.

Fowler, J. S., and trial of Johnson,
213.

Fox, Daniel, and M., 29.

Frankfort, M. on, 196.

Free Soil Party, as temporary expe-
dient, 58.

Frémont, J. C., candidacy, 81, 84.
Frontier, American spirit, 11.
Fruit, M. on, 49, 50.

Fugitive Slave Act, M. on, 60.
Fuller, H. M., in Speakership contest
(1855), 68.

Gambling, M. on European resorts,
197-99.

Garfield, J. A., on M. and protection,
103; in Scotland, 207; presidential
candidacy, 297, 298; and M., 298;
assassination, 298, 299.

General store of village, as institution,

25, 32, 36, 37.

Geneva, M. on Calvin's church, 201.
George IV, M. on self-consciousness,
326.

Giddings, J. R., in Speakership con-

and Reid on schemes and finances
(1884), 303, 304; funeral, 313.
Grant, U. S., Jr., Reid on (1884), 304.
Great Britain, M.'s prejudice against,
36, 136, 164; and Morrill Tariff,
113. See also Canada.

Greeley, Horace, break with Grant,
correspondence with M., 238-40;
M. on his political economy, 238;
presidential campaign, 240; and
M.'s Land-Grant College Bill, 264.
See also New York Tribune.
Green, J. S., Cameron controversy,

92.
Greenback issue, M. and (1868), 216–

18; (1877), 286-89. See also Paper
money.

Grimes, J. W., and M., 102; mess,

114; M. on, 115; and trial of John-
son, 210, 213; and M.'s Land-
Grant College Bill, 270.

Grow, G. A., origin of first name, 68;
Keitt affair, 69, 70, 92.

Hall, Abner, and Bible, 15.
Hall, N. K., and land donation to en-
courage agriculture, 275.
Hamlin, Hannibal, birthday party for
M., 225.

Hancock, W. S., presidential candi-
dacy, 297.

Harlan, James, and M.'s Land-Grant
College Bill, 267, 277.

Harper's Weekly, and Morrill Tariff,

112.

test (1855), 66, 68; M. on, 72.
Gilman, D. C., and M., 256, 261.
Gladstone, W. E., M.'s reply to free-
trade article, 332; M.'s characteris-
tics compared with, 349-57.
Goodwood Races, M. on, 203.
Grant, U. S., Wilderness campaign,
131; candidacy (1868), 218-20; M.
and administration, 229; M. op-
poses generalship, 229, 230; break
with Sumner, M. as mediator, 231-
37; break with Greeley, 237-40; M.
and scandals, 244; and Belknap im-
peachment, 246; effect of adminis-
tration on Republican party, 285;
and Edmunds, 289; M. and candi-
dacy for nomination (1880), 296; M. | Harrison, J. S., dough face, 75.

Harris, J. H., and battle of Platts-

burgh, 4; and M.'s education, 23;
influence on M., 26, 59; M. clerks
for, 25; store as institution, 25; M.'s
partnership, 29-33; M.'s relations
with family, 51, 52; hospitality, 52;
death, 61.

Harris, Janette, and M., 51, 52; mar-
riage, 52.

Harris, Judith (Young), 27.
Harris, Marcia, and M., 51, 52.
Harrison, Benjamin, M. on presiden-
tial aspiration (1884), 307.