Ohio History Journal

INDEX TO VOLUME XXXVI*

 

A.                                           B.

Abolitionism:  in  Ohio, 193-194; Demo-                                   Baatz, Capt. C. L., "Fort Laurens: the

crats denounce, 212; Liberty League                                        Story of the Acquisition of its Site

resolutions, 237; Free   Soilers, 240,                                           by the State of Ohio," 480-486; ad-

passim.                                                                                         dress at unveiling of Boundary-line

"Absquatulators," 278-280, 295.                                                         monument, 582-583.

Adams, Mrs. Cecelia (McMillen), 16.                                       Bailey, Dr. Gamaliel, 232.

Adams, Charles F., 250, 283.                                                      Baird, Prof. F. S., 499.

Adams County, Ohio, 133-134.                                                  Baker, Phoebe, 5, 8.

"An Adventure with the Indians -- 1875,"                                 Baldwin, Dr. James F., 176.

513-517.                                                                              Ballard, Capt. Bland W., 336-338.

Algonquin flag, 91.                                                                     Ballard, Mrs. Grace F., 176.

Alien, Rep. Charles, 228.                                                            Baltimore, Political bolt at, 243.

Allen, Colonel John, 332-339                                                     Baltimore Sun, 273, 276.

Allen, William, 188, 282.                                                            Banks in   Ohio, 189-193; state banking

Allen, William  B., 332.                                                                      law, 190; attack on state banks, 189-

Allison, Capt. J. S., 259.                                                                      193; the state debt, 191.

Allison letter, 259, 260, 293.

Allison letter, 259, 260, 293.                                             Barnburners: why so called, 205; conven-

American   Historical Association, 4.                                                tion  205-206, 238-239  speakers at Na-

Amistad case, 294.                                                                      tional convention, 210; coldly received,

Anders, Isaac Q., 176.                                                                       210-211; mentioned, 213, 243; National

Ann Simpson Davis Chapter D. A. R.,                                    convention, 244-245;                  Cass    unpopular

571.                                                                                            with, 256-257; charges               against, 284;

Anti-Slavery: renewed   interest in, 194;                                           their demand, 285; many support Cass,

the  Wilmot Proviso, 200-204; Ohio's                                        285; result of bolt, 301-302.

resolutions, 214; the  Liberty  Party,

232-255, 284.                                                                     Barnes, Mrs. Cleo, 177.

Anti-Slavery Bugle, 235, 238, 288.                                            Barron, Loyal W., 177.

Apportionment bill: 278; a bone of con-                                    Barthalow, Mr. and     Mrs. Wesley    C.,

tention, 278-282; effect on election, 302;                                      175.

called unconstitutional, 303.                                              Bartley, Thomas W., 209, 301.

Archbold, Edward, 279, 280.                                                    Bascom, Harold W., 177.

Armour, Allison V., 506.                                                           Batt, Charles P., 179.

Arnold, James, 183.                                                                   Battle of River Raisin, 333-339.

Arnold Arboretum, 183-184.                                                     "A    Bear Hunt in     Yellowstone  Park--

Artz, Harry L., 570.                                                                           1872," 511.

Artz, Harry L., Jr., 570.                                                             Bebb, Edward, 56, 57.

Artz, John A., 570-571.                                                              Bebb, Michael, 56.

Artz, Mrs. Sarah (Thomas), 570.                                               Bebb, Governor William, 188; elected on

Ashland County, Ohio, 219, 299.                                                       Abolition issue, 193; mentioned, 216,

"Ashtabula   County, Pioneer Life    in,"                                           289; asked to convene Legislature, 281;

551-562.                                                                                     plurality of, 291, 301.

Ashtabula Sentinel, 230, 298-299, 549-550.                              "Bebb, William, Trial of," 48-61.

Aviation: meet at Dayton, 39-41; flight                                     Beecher, Henry Ward, 6-7, 26.

from Vancouver to Dayton, 40-41.                                   Belmont County, Ohio, 201.

Benton, George W., editor, 179.

* Index to Proceedings of Annual Meet-                              Bessels, Dr. Emil, 499.

ing of Society and Board of Trustees fol-                                 Bibb, Henry, 249.

lows this general index.                                                              Bingham, John A., 223, 227.

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Birney, James G., heart of Liberty Party,                                          ogy, 507; publishes Handbook of the

202-203; aids  Gamaliel Bailey, 232;                                          American        Indians,           507;       establishes

makes address at Liberty Party Con-                                         Division           of      Physical        Anthropology,

vention, 241; mentioned, 295.                                                     507-508; rapid         growth         of art collec-

Black Fish, 88.                                                                                     tions, 508; is named Director, 508; two

Black Laws, 193-194, 277, 301.                                                        mountain-peaks named for him, 508-509;

Bland, Mrs. Mary S., 175.                                                                   receives Loubat prize, 509; and an-

Blegen, ............., 148.                                                                         other, 509; a founder of Cosmos Club,

Blegen, 148.                                                                                        receives honorary   degree, 509; cele-

Boardman, Alice, 178.                                                                       brates   seventieth    birthday,   and

Bolivar, Ohio, 480-486.                                                                      eightieth, 510; marriage, 510; family,

Book  Reviews: Ox-Team     Days on    the                                       510-511.

Oregon Trail, 147-148; Honor Roll of                                Briggs, James, 249.

Ohio--Lawrence County, 317-318; Fair-                           Brinkerhoff, Jacob: real author of Wil-

field County in the World War, 478-480.                                    mot Proviso, 200, 201, 304; accepts no

Booth, John F., 180.                                                                             compromise, 202; opposes Cass, 206-208;

Boundary-line  Between   U. S. and the                                            at Buffalo Convention, 249, 252; Brin-

Indians, 581-583.                                                                        kerhoff and Cass, 264.

Bouquet, Col. Henry, 88, 532, 542.                                            Brock, Major-General Isaac, 568.

Bowman, George, 135.                                                               Brown, Mrs. Alice M. (Pettit), 313.

Bradstreet, Col. John, captured, 535; sent                                 Brown, Austin, 312.

to Indian country, 538-539; duped, 539-                            Brown, Charles P., grandson of martyr,

540; at Detroit, 540; in council with                                           312-313; Akron home of, 313.

Indians, 541; causes Indians to sue                                    Brown, Gerald H., 313.

for peace, 542.                                                                   Brown, Jason, 312.

Brady, Capt. John, 541.                                                               Brown, John, Jr., 312.

Brant, Joseph (Thayendanegea), Iroquois                                Bruce, James, 210.

chief, 89-90.                                                                        Brundage, J. F., 572.

"Brief   Biography  of   William   Henry                                    Buck, Solon J., 148.

Holmes," 493-527; birth and parentage,                            Buck, William, 10, 18.

493; early experiences, 493-494; artis-                             Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 564-568.

tic attempts, 494-496; education, 496-                               Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, 248.

499; formative influences, 498; enters                               Buffalo, Ohio in the Convention at, 230-

employ   of  Smithsonian   Institution,                                         255.

499; studies art, becomes artist for the                               Burke, Edmund, quoted, 169.

U. S. Geological Survey of the Ter-                                  Burritt, Elihu, 233.

ritories and in Colorado, is appointed                                Burroughs, John, Address on, by G.

Assistant Geologist of the    Survey,                                          Clyde Fisher, 676-683.

visits New Mexico and Arizona, 500;                                Butler, Colonel, 566.

revisits  Colorado  and    Yellowstone                               Butler, Benjamin F., 249, 250-252.

Park, 501; a year in Europe, is ap-                                    Butler, William O., 213.

pointed on New U. S. Geological Sur-                               Byrd, Charles W., 73-74.

vey, visits Grand Canyon of the Colo-                               Byers, Andrew H., 279.

rado, closes up affairs of old Survey,

502; prepares exhibits for expositions,                      C.

visits Mexico, 503, and New    Mexico                             Calhoun, John C., 246, 264.

and Arizona, 503-504; ascends Jemez                              Cambreleng, Churchill: presides at New

Mountain,   504;  "paleolithic  contro-                                       York   Democratic   Convention, 205;

versy," 504-505; participates in the Field                                   makes protest, 210-211; speaks in City

Columbian Exposition, 505; is called to                                      Hall Park, 244; mentioned, 250.

the Field Columbian Museum, 505-506;                             Campbell, ex-Governor James E., 175.

receives loving-cup, 506; visits Yuca-                              Campbell, Lewis D., writes Whig reso-

tan, 506; returns to Washington as                                             lutions, 216; Proposes substitutions,

Head Curator, 506; visits Cuba, Ja-                                           218-219; delegate to  Whig   National

maica and   Mexico, 506-507; becomes                                    Convention, 223; reports Convention,

Chief of Bureau of American Ethnol-                                       223-224;  submits  resolution   which

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causes  storm,   225;  threatens  the                                           Clay, Henry, speaks at review, 333; en-

South, 228; scourged for "apostasy,"                                         dorsed by Ohio counties, 219-220; at

283; endorsed, 288; opposes Robert                                          Whig National Convention, 223-227;

Winthrop, 291-292.                                                                    Governor of Tennessee pleads for, 226;

Canal, Miami, 92-115.                                                                        vote for, 226-227; "sacrified on altar

Canals, comparative cost of, under dif-                                                        of slavery," 249; mentioned, 273.

ferent parties, 191.                                                                     Claypool, Mrs. Mary McL., and sister,

Capture of Old Vincennes, 578-580.                                                 177.

Carlisle, John F., mentioned, 157; speaks                                          Clemens, Lemuel, 54, 56, 57.

at McGuffey    Presentation  Meeting,                                      Cleveland, President Grover, 185, 314.

158-160; mentioned, 176.                                                           Cleveland American, 235.

Cary, John, 215.                                                                                  Cleveland Herald, 192.

Cass, Lewis: suggested    for President,                                             Cleveland Plain Dealer, 208-209, 248, 249,

206-207; endorsed by Ohio Democrats,                                    286.

208; nominated   for President, 211;                                          Cleveland True Democrat, 289, 302.

opposed by South Carolina, 213, by                                          Clinton County, Ohio, endorses Clay for

Ohio, 243; sketch of, 256; compared                                                     President, 219.

with  Taylor,   256-258;  attempts  to                                         Cobb, Howell, 265, 286.

evade issues, 260-261; jingle on, 261;                                       Coins, Memorial, 43.

opposed to Wilmot Proviso, 263; his                                          Collard, Martin T., 176.

stand, 263-270; mentioned, 276; many                                      Collier, Col. James, 215, 217, 228.

Barnburners vote for, 285; Hamlin's                                         Columbus, Ohio: visits of Ezra Meeker

opinion of, 287; mentioned, 294, 295;                                        to, 30-33, 38, 43-46.

results of election, 300.                                                              Columbus Evening Dispatch, 316.

Chain, Mr. and Mrs., 503.                                                                  Columbus Free Territory Convention, 304.

Chamberlain, Prof. T. C., 505.                                                           Columbus Sunday Capital, 316.

Chambers, Maj., 336.                                                                         Commander, General, 212.

Champaign County, Ohio, endorses Clay,                                         Conference of Historical Agencies in the

219.                                                                                             Upper Mississippi Valley, 148-149.

Charivari, A  famous, 48-61.                                                             Contributors  and    contributions:  Gal

"Charles Richard Williams": sketch of                                              breath, C. B., "Ezra Meeker, Ohio's

life, 327-331; birth, education, mar-                                                     Illustrious Pioneer," 3-47, "Trial of

riage, and death of wife, 328; public                                         William Bebb," 48-61; Downes, R. C.,

life, 328-329; second  marriage, 329;                                                   "Thomas Jefferson and the Removal

removal to Princeton, 329; death, 327;                                                  of Governor St. Clair in 1802," 62-77;

eulogy, 329-331.                                                                         Moorehead, Warren K., "Logan, Te-

Chase, Governor Salmon P., "mistrusts                                              cumseh, The Shawano Indians," 78-

government banking,"    191; opinion                                        91; George, John J., Jr., "The Miami

of slavery, 203, of Barnburners, 206;                                                    Canal," 92-115; Roush, L. L., "The

defends negroes, 231, 232, 233; speaks                                    Roush Family in America," 116-144;

for Liberty Party, 234, 236 passim;                                                       Mitchell, Whittier C., "Kansas' Dead

speaks, 285; endorsed, 288; admits                                                       in   France"  (poetry), 145-146; Gal-

Corwin's ability as campaigner, 297;                                        breath, C. B., "Presentation of Mc-

influence for anti-slavery, 304.                                                 Guffey  Readers,"  1??7-180; "Eminent

Chillicothe, Old, 346-347.                                                                              Representatives of the Sargent Fam-

Chittenden, George B., 511-516.                                                       ily," 181-187; Price, Erwin H., "The

Chittenden, Mrs. George B., 511.                                                      Election  of 1848 in  Ohio," 188-311;

Christian, Col. George B., 573.                                                          Galbreath, C. B., "J. Morton Howell

Cincinnati Gazette, 230, 240.                                                             --His Gift to the Museum of the

Cincinnati Herald, 235, 287.                                                              Ohio   State  Archaeological Society,"

Cincinnati Signal, 263.                                                                        321-325; Keeler, Lucy E., "Charles

"Citizen Sammedary," 280.                                                                Richard Williams," 327-331; Wesley,

Citizenship, 172-173.                                                                          Edgar B., "A    Letter from   Colonel

Clark, George R., 345; Sesqui-Centennial                                        John Allen," 332-339; Downes, Ran-

of, 578-580.                                                                                dolph C., "Evolution of Ohio County

Clark, Henry A., 497.                                                                         Boundaries,"   340-477; "Brief  Biog-

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Contributors and Contributions--Concluded.                                     Dana, Laurence N., 152.

raphy  of William   Henry Holmes,"                                          Dana, Lockwood N., 152.

493-527; Edgerton, Mrs. H. G., "Is-                                          Dana, Mrs. Lucy (Brighton), 151.

rael Putnam," 528-548; Galbreath, C.                                        Dana, Mrs. Mary (Bancroft), 150.

B., "Joseph   A. Howells,"    549-550;                                       Dana, Roderick N., 152.

Howells, Joseph A., "Pioneer Life in                                         Dana, Capt. William, 151.

Ashtabula  County," 551-562; Jaeger,                                       Daughters of the American Revolution.

Mrs. Eva S., "Sketches of John and                                                          Missouri, 37.

Ann S. Davis: their Forbears and                                               Daughters of the American Revolution.

Descendants," 563-571; Galbreath, C.                                                     Ohio, 481, 483-484, 582, 583.

B., "Fort Morrow     Soldiers of the                                            Daughters of the American Revolution.

War of 1812, Honored," 572-577.                                                            Ohio. Ann Simpson Davis Chapter,

Cook, Frank, 562.                                                                               571.

Corn, Judge E. E., 178.                                                                       Daughters of the American Revolution.

Cornstalk, Shawnee chief, 83, 87.                                                     Ohio. Jonathan Dayton Chapter, 158,

Corwin, Thomas, defends Gov. William                                                          180.

Bebb, 51, 53-54, 55, 58, 59-60; in U. S.                                     Davenport family, 18.

Senate, 188; traces party lineage to                                           Davis, Mrs. Ann (Simpson), 563-566, 567,

its source, 197; heads Senate opposi-                                        569, 571.

tion to Mexican War, 198, 200; men                                          Davis, Judge David, 180.

tioned  for  President, 198-199, 215;                                          Davis, Colonel John, 567-568.

Three-Million Bill, 198; opposition to,                                        Davis, John, 563-571.

199; endorsed, 217, 219; as Whig can-                                      Davis, John W., 263.

didate for President, 222; epithet con-                                       Davis, L. A., 572.

cerning, 268-269; mentioned, 219, 285,                                     Davis, Captain William Watts Hart, 566.

294, 295; most effective Whig cam-                                          568-569.

paigner, 297-300; causes Free Soil de-                                      Davis family (John Davis), 566.

feat in Ohio, 302; as a campaigner,                                           Deardorf, Abraham, 571.

297-300.                                                                                      Deeg, Mrs. Cora C. and sister, 176.

Crabbe, Mrs. Clara H., 175.                                                               Delano, Columbus, name coupled      with

Crawford, Col. William, 89.                                                               Corwin's, 199; Whigs of Greene Co.

Crittenden, Thomas T., confers on Three-                                        choose for Governor, 215; defeated at

Million Bill, 198; accused of writing                                          nominating   convention,  217;  men-

Allison letter, 293; mentioned, 334.                                            tioned, 288, 294.

Cromley, Mrs. Matilda J., 569.                                                           Democratic    Party;   embarrass   Ohio

Cromley, Dr. W. A., 569.                                                                   Whigs, 188; mentioned, 190-191; at-

Cromley, William   Wallace, 569-570.                                              tack  State banking system, 191-193;

Crum, Ira H., 178.                                                                              secure Pennsylvania support by prom-

Cuban campaign, 536.                                                                        ises, 194; support Walker tariff, 194-

Curry, Colonel James, 486.                                                                195; resolutions, 195; blame Mexico

Curry, Stevenson, 486.                                                                                      for Mexican    War, 196; denounce

Curry, Colonel William  L., 178, 486-489.                                        "the Mexican Whigs," 197; dislike of

Curry collection, 487.                                                                                        Corwin and Delano, minority report,

Cushman, Rep. Francis W., 35.                                                                         199;              Wilmot    Proviso   introduced

Cutler, Manasseh, 140.                                                                                      by                 a                      Democrat, 201; State     Con-

Cutler, William P., 215.                                                                                     vention doubts its legality, 202; many

oppose slavery, 202-203; New York

D.                                                                                          Convention, 204-206;  Anti - Slavery

Dale, Mrs. Sophie (Dana), 152.                                                                        Democrats (Barnburners) bolt, 205;

Dall, Dr. W. H., 499.                                                                                         the   Herkimer   convention, 205-206;

Dana, Mrs. Anna E. (Lockwood), 151-152.                                      Ohio Convention, 206; opposition to

Dana, Edward, 152.                                                                                          Cass, 206-207; Weller the final choice

Dana, Edward P., 152.                                                                                      for Governor, 207-208; Convention re-

Dana, George, 151.                                                                            solves to support Cass for President,

Dana, George B., 152.                                                                       207-208; press opinions on the una-

Dana, John, 151-152.                                                                         nimity  of the   Convention, 208-209;

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delegates to National Convention, 209;                                     of the State of Ohio--by Counties,"

the Baltimore National Convention,                                           307-309; Bibliography, 310-311.

209-214; Barnburners again leave, 211;                                  Elections, Ohio (1848): returns by coun-

Cass nominated, 211; the resolutions,                                        ties,  305-307;  presidential  election

211-213; mentioned, 229-230; 15 Sena-                                    (1848), 307-309.

tors leave Senate, 278, 280; agreement                                   Elliott, Henry W., 499.

between Democrats and Free Soilers,                                     Elyria Courier, 219, 230.

287; claim  victory in Ohio, 288-289;                                       "Eminent Representatives    of the   Sar-

Barnburner bolt, its effect, 301-302.                                         gent Family," 181-187.

Dennis, Jerry, 180.                                                                           Epes, Mary, 181.

Depew, Chauncey M., 46.                                                               Equal Rights movement, 277.

Devol, Mrs. G. P., 152.                                                                     Erie Canal, 33.

Dickinson, Senator Daniel S., 210, 264.                                          Erie County, Ohio, endorses Clay, 219.

Dillehunt, David B., 178.                                                                  Erie County History, 318.

Dillman, Louis M., 179.                                                                    Erwin, Captain David, 554.

Disney, David, 209.                                                                          "Evolution of Ohio County Boundaries,"

Dodge, A. H., 562.                                                                             340-477;  introduction,  340-341;  New

Dodge, Augustus C., 250.                                                                   Counties, 342-351, 353-358, 360-362, 368-

Donahey, Governor A. V., 43-46, 175.                                           371, 372-375, 379-382, 386, 389, 390-392,

Donnell, Mrs. Arcelia, 179.                                                               397-400, 403-406, 413-414, 419-421, 426-

Douglas, Stephen A., 264.                                                                  427, 433-439;  Changes, 352-353, 358-

Downes, Randolph    C., "Thomas Jeffer-                                        360, 363, 367-368, 371, 378-379, 384-385,

son and the Removal of Governor St.                                       386-388, 390, 393-396, 410-411, 414-417,

Clair in 1802," 62-77; "Evolution  of                                         421-424, 427-432, 439-450; New Counties

Ohio County Boundaries," 340-477.                                         Unorganized, 375-377, 382-383, 386, 389-

Drake, Thomas W., 209.                                                                  390, 392-393, 401-403, 406-410, 411413,

Draper, Lyman C., 345.                                                                    418-419, 425; New Counties as Organ-

Dunbar, U. S. J., 508.                                                                        ized, 363-367; Alphabetical Summary,

Duncan, Daniel, 207, 267, 295.                                                        450-477; Notes, 417, 450.

Duncan, Peter, 181.                                                                           Ewalt, Rev. John A., 157, 158, 177.

Dunham, Dr. John M., 177.                                                               Ewing, General Thomas, 492.

Duniway, Clyde A., 4.                                                                       Ewing, Senator Thomas, mentioned, 294,

Duran, Carolus, 186.                                                                         295; a candidate, 304.

Dutton, Major Clarence E., 502.                                                       Eyman, Lieutenant Karl H., 479.

Dwight, Elizabeth, 82.                                                                       "Ezra  Meeker, Ohio's Illustrious Pio-

Dyer, Oliver, 224.                                                                             neer": Introduction, 3-4; Birth and

ancestry, 4-5; Early environment, 5;

E.                                                             Education, 5-6; Moves to Lockland,

Ebey, George, Sr., 571.                                                                     Ohio, 6; First employment, 6-7; Meets

Ebey, George, Jr., 571.                                                                      Henry Ward Beecher, 6-7; Early mu-

Edgerton, Mrs. H. G., "Israel Putnam,"                                            sical training, 7; Attends Whig Con-

528-548.                                                                                     vention, 7-8; Sells songs, 8; Father

Edgerton, John P., 209.                                                                      buys a farm, 8; Ezra marries, 8;

Edmonson, Captain John, 337.                                                           Moves to    Iowa, 8-9; Almost loses

Edwards   ............, 295.                                                                     life, 9; Treks to Oregon, 9-10; Diffi-

"The Election of 1848 in Ohio," 188-311:                                         culties of journey, 10-21; Cholera epi-

Chapter 1, "The Legislative and Polit-                                      demic, 14-15; Deaths, 15-16; Trouble

ical Background," 188-203; Chapter 2,                                     with Indians, 16; Trouble with buf-

"Local and    National Conventions,"                                        faloes, 17; Method of crossing rivers,

204-230; Chapter 3, "Ohio in the Buffalo                                  18-19; End of journey, 19-20; Arrives

Convention," 230-255; Chapter 4, "The                                     at Portland, 21; Seeks employment,

Campaign in Ohio," 255-290; Chapter 5,                                  22-23; Kindness of natives, 23; Family

"A Consideration of the Election Re-                                        comes from East, 23-24; Deaths of

turns,"  290-305; "Returns of State                                            mother and brother, 24; Ezra settles

of Election 1848 by Counties," 305-307;                                   at Puyallup, 24; More trouble with

"Presidential Election of 1848--Figures                                    Indians, 24-25; Gold rush, 25; Death

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Ezra Meeker--Concluded.                                                        Folk, Governor Joseph W., 37.

of Brother, Oliver, 25; Ezra becomes             Foraker, Mrs. Joseph B., 177.

hop-farmer, 25; Visits England, 25;                 Ford, Henry, gives books to Library, 176,

Death of father, 26; Return trip to                                    179, 180; "Henry Ford and the Mc-

"States," 26; Again    hears Beecher,                                Guffey Readers," 314-315.

26; Hop    crop destroyed, loses for-                Ford, Seabury: suggested for Governor,

tune, 26; Goes to Klondike, 26-27;                                    215; nominated, 217; sketch of, 272-

Journeys East in ox-team, over Old                                  273, 276; Barnburners fail to support,

Trail; sees many     markers erected,                                284; reticence                      of, 286-287; Journal

arouses interest in Trans-continental                                 claims plurality                     for, 288; is elected

highway, 27-29; Visits Ohio -- royally                              Governor, 288-289; votes for   "Sea-

welcomed, 30-32; Sells book enroute,                               bury," 303; notified, 303.

28-29, 32; Addresses Columbus audi-              Forest Reserves, Origin of, 184-185.

ence, 32-33; Participates in benefit at              Fort Ancient, 4.

Buffalo, 33; Meets trouble on                           Erie          Fort Clinton, 545.

Canal, 33; Great welcome in                            New         Fort Defiance, 334, 336.

York, 33-34; Trouble with mayor,                    Fort Duquesne, 536.

dog-thief, etc., 34-35; Reaches Wash-             Fort Erie, 338, 537-538, 539.

ington, 35; Meets President Roose-                   Fort Frontenac, 535.

velt, 35-36; Winters at Pittsburgh, 36;               Fort Junundat, 537, 541.

Experiences in Cincinnati, St. Louis,                 "Fort Laurens: the Story of the Ac-

Jefferson City, and other points, 37-                                  quisition of its Site by the State of

38; Ovation   on return to Portland,                                    Ohio"; the author's first visit, 481;

38; Returns East by automobile, 38;                                   writes to local paper, 481; addresses

Again, by airplane, 39; Excerpt from                                D. A. R. on subject, 481-482; plea for

letter, 42; Passage of bill authorizing                                 rehabilitation of the site, 482; story

memorial coins, 43; Dedication of                                     of the Fort, 482-483; present owner-

monument to Meeker, 43; Re-visits                                    ship, 483; lethargy   on   the subject,

Columbus, meets Governor Donahey,                               484-485; Captain                  Baatz publishes the

43-46; Attends National Game Con-                                  account,   with                      petition  to  General

ference, 46; Poem   on, 46-47.                                                   Assembly; sends to S. A. R. and

D. A. R. chapters, 484; bill presented,

F.                                                              becomes a law, 484; credit not given

Fairfield County, Ohio, 478-480; Fairfield                                 to the originator thereof, 484-485; ap-

County in the World War, 318.                                                   peal made to Hon. C. B. Galbreath.

"Family Compact," 535-536.                                                               485-486.

Field, David D., 204, 238, 244.                                                   Fort Lyman, 533.

Fillmore, Millard, 228.                                                                 Fort Mackinac, 537.

"First Ascent of the Mountain of the                          Fort Malden, 335, 336, 339.

Holy Cross," 517-527.                                                         Fort Montgomery, 545.

First brick made in Northwest Territory,                   "Fort Morrow Soldiers of the War of

151.                                                                                              1812, Honored," 572-577; Movement to

First cheese factory in north-eastern Ohio,                                have Graves marked, 572-573; Cere-

562.                                                                                              mony at Marking of Graves, 573-577;

First church in Virginia, 123.                                                              Address by Senator Frank B. Willis,

First fort built by whites in Ohio, 537.                                         573-577.

First grafted apple orchard in Ohio Val-                   Fort Ontario, 538.

ley, 151.                                                                                Fort Pitt, 482, 536.

First Lutheran church in Ohio, 124-126.                    Fort Presqui'l, 537-538.

First photograph    of Mountain    of the                     Fort Sandoski, 537, 539, 540.

Holy Cross, 523-526.                                                           Fort Steilacoom, 23, 24.

First western state to build canals, 92.                        Fort Stephenson, 541.

Fisher, Dr. G. Clyde, Address by, 676-                      Fort Ticonderoga, 534-535.

683; brief sketch of, 681.                                                     Fort Wayne, 334-339.

Flags: Ojibwa war flag, 91.                                                         Foster, ..........,    210.

Florence, Colonel Elias, 215.                                                       Foucart, Professor G., 491.

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Free Soil Banner, 263, 284.                                                               falo Convention, 249, 283; speaks on

Free Soil Party: Germ     of, 240-241; en-                                         Free Soil Party, 285; endorsed, 288;

dorse Barnburners, 242; bolt at Bal-                                         influence on Whigs, 291; his career,

timore and its effect, 243-245; Buffalo                                     292; makes charge against Truman

Free             Soil Convention, 245-255; in-                                Smith, 293; attacked by him, 294, and

fluence        of   Ohio, 249, 255;    Hale                                    by Whittlesey, 294-295; influence on

boomed, 250; Van Buren nominated,                                        slavery, 304; candidate for Congress,

252; resolutions, 252-254; Free   Soil                                         304-305; mentioned, 230-231, 295.

press comments, on Cass and Taylor,                               Gifts: to Library, 174-180; 318; 478-480;

266-268; on  Ford   and  Weller, 284-                                       488-489; 492; 590-592.

285; unite with Whigs on a candidate,                                       to Museum, 321-325; 491, 597, 600-605.

287; Cincinnati Herald    on, 287-288;                                       to Society, 599.

did not support Ford, 289; members                                   Gilbert, Prof. G. K., 508-509.

visit Massachusetts, 291; influence in                                Gill, De Lancey W., 503.

Ohio politics, 290-305; platform, 301;                               Glasgow, Lenora, 177.

lose in Ohio, gain in New York, 302;                                Goddard, ..........., 295.

influence of Chase and Giddings, 304-                             Godman, H. C., Company, 316.

305.                                                                                     Gold rush, 25, 26-27.

French and English War, 534-537.                                            Goodell, William, 232.

French and Indian War, 532-538.                                             Graham, Rev. William, 130, 139.

Frenchtown, Battle of, 333.                                                       Greeley, Horace, 292-293.

Fries, George, 201, 202, 286.                                                    Greene County, Ohio, 215, 219.

Fullerton, Hugh S., 176.                                                             Greenway, Robert, 563.

Gregory, D., 293.

G.                                                     "A Grizzly Bear Adventure--1874," 511-

Gabler, William, 573.                                                                         513.

Gabriel, Eli, 175.   Guilford, Nathaniel, 241.

Gage, General Thomas, 538, 539.                                            Gunn, ........., 228.

Galbreath,   Charles  B.:   meets    Ezra

Meeker, 30, 38; speaks at McGuffey                          H.

Society        meeting, 158, 165-167, 177;                          Haas, Frank W., 178.

re-elected       Secretary, Editor and Li-                            Hale, John P.: suggested for President,

brarian, 660; mentioned, 485.                                                    235; tide strong for, 237; nominated

Galbreath, Charles   B.  (Contributions):                                           by Liberty Party, 240; endorsed, 242;

"Ezra Meeker, Ohio's Illustrious Pio-                                       Liberty          Party       fights  for,                 245-246;

neer," 3-47; "Trial of William Bebb,"                                        boomed,        250;         defeated, 252;           men-

48-61; Reviews, Notes and Comments,                                     ed, 302.

147-155; address at McGuffey meeting,                           Halstead, Mrs. Maude, 178.

165-167; Reviews, Notes and      Com-                             Hambleton, John E., 180.

ments, 312-318; "J. Morton Howell,"                                 Hamilton, Lt.-Gov. Henry, 579.

321-325; Reviews, Notes    and   Com-                             Hamilton, John C., 229.

ments, 478-492, 578-583.                                                   Hamilton County, Ohio, 279, 302-303.

Gallatin, Albert, 69-70, 75-76.                                                   Hamlin, E. S., 241, 285.

Gallia County, Ohio, 132-133, 201.                                           Hanna, Neri, 498.

Galloway, Samuel, 223, 228.                                                     Harmon, Governor Judson, 314.

Gardiner, Mrs. Deborah Lothrop, 542.                                     Harriman, Shepherd F., 178.

Garrard, Captain William, 336.                                                 Harrison, General William    H., 332-339.

Garrett, George L., 178.                                                            Harrison   County, Ohio, endorses Clay,

George, John, Jr., "The Miami Canal,"                                              219.

92-115.                                                                                Harsha, Mrs. Anita H., 177.

Gibler, David, 483.                                                                     Harsha, Catherine, 180.

Gibler, Valentine, 483.                                                               Harsha, Charles, 180.

Gibson, Colonel, 482.                                                                 Harsha, Jane, 180.

Giddings, Joshua R.: attitude on Wilmot                                    Harsha, Mary, 180.

Proviso, 202; aids Bailey, 232; letter                                 Harsha, Paul, 177.

to, 233-234; letter from, 241; at Buf-                                 Harvard University, 183-184.

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Harvey, Mrs. A. E., 177.                      Horst, John R., Jr., 177.

Harvey, Lucy M., 179.                         Horst, Mrs. Metta W., 174.

Hathorne, Elizabeth, 529.                     Horst, Paul H., 177.

Hathorne, William, 529.                        Howe, Henry, 346-347.

Hayden, Dr. Ferdinand V., heads U. S.                                            Howe, W. P. H., 179.

Geological Survey of the Territories,                                       Howell, Dr. J. Morton, sketch of life,

499; honors Dr. W. H. Holmes, 501-                                         321-323; presents Egyptian mummy to

502; mentioned, 503-504; takes lead in                                     Ohio Archaeological Society, 323-325.

perilous ascent, 522.                      Howell, Mrs. Jane (Miller), 321.

Hayes Memorial Building, Fremont, Ohio,                                       Howell, Joseph G., 321.

314.                                                                                            Howells, Joseph A., sketch of life, 549-

"Hayes Series": Diary and Letters, Life                                             550;  "Pioneer    Life  in   Ashtabula

of President Hayes, 327.                                                            County," 551-562.

Hayne, Robert Y., 165-167.                                                              Howells, Mrs. Mary Dean, 549.

Heberling, John, 496.                            Howells, William C., 549.

Heberling, Mary, 496.                           Howells, William Dean, 549, 550.

Heckewelder, John G. E., 88, 89.         Hrdlicka, Ales, 507, 508.

Hegler, Almer, 174.                              Hulbert, Archer B., Address on       "The

Henkel, Rev. Paul, 120-121, 124-125.                                              Provincial Basis of Patriotism," 664-

Henry, Professor Joseph, 498.                                                          676; brief sketch of, 667.

Henry, Mary, 498.                                                                             Hutchins, Thomas, 345.

Henry, Patrick, quoted, 170-171.          Hutchinson, Eleazer, 571.

Herkimer, New York: Anti-Slavery Con-

vention at, 204-206; 238-239, 250.                           I.

Higgins, Mrs. Rachel W., 174.              "Ideals, Aims and Distinguished  Char-

Hill, W. W., 179.                                                                                acters of the American Revolution as

Hillsboro public library, 176.                                                            portrayed   by   McGuffey    Readers,"

Hines, Rep. Oscar M., 484.                                                                168-174.

"Historical Boundary     Line  Commemo-                                        Indian Boundary Line, 581-583.

rated by Monument," 581-583.     Indians: cause of trouble with, 24-25;

Hodge, F. W., 345, 507.                                                                     "Logan, Tecumseh, the Shawano In-

Holmes, Colonel J. T., 493, 496.                                                        dians," 78-91; Ohio Indians the brav-

Holmes, Joseph, 493.                                                                         est, 80; prowess of, 80-81; disadvan-

Holmes, Mary (Heberling), 493.           tages of, 81; unscrupulous traders,

Holmes, Rev. Obadiah, 493.                                                              82, 87; justified  in       resisting, 84-85;

Holmes, Osgood, 510.                            perfidious  treatment          of, 84-86; in-

Holmes, William                Heberling, 511.                                       stinct of self-preservation, 87-88; life

Holmes,    William             Henry,         biographical                        of, 88; Gnadenhutten massacre, 88-89;

sketch of, 493-511; "A                   Bear Hunt in                        "An Adventure with," 513-517.

Yellowstone Park," 511; "A     Grizzly                                     "Israel  Putnam":         528-548;             birth  and

Bear Adventure," 511-513; "An Ad-                                        parentage, 528-529;    boyish   exploits,

venture with   the Indians,"   513-517;                                       529-530; marriage, 530; the wolf hunt,

"First Ascent of the Mountain of   530-531; the call to arms, 532; Battle

the Holy Cross," 517-527.                                                          of  Lake   George, 532-533;   Rogers'

Holy Cross, Mountain of the, 517-527.  Rangers, 533-535; promotion, 534; a

Honor Roll of Ohio -- Erie County edi.  narrow   escape, 534-535; again    pro-

tion, 318.                                                                                     moted, domestic affliction, 535; the

Honor Roll of Ohio -- Lawrence County,                                           Cuban campaign, 536; Treaty of Paris,

317.                                                                                             536; Indian    uprising, 536-538; Con-

Hop crop in Oregon, 25-26.                                                               spiracy of Pontiac, 537-538, 539, 540;

Horst, Betty B., 180.                               Indians sue for peace, 539; Bradstreet

Horst, Mrs. Blanche G., 177.                                                             duped, 539-540; more    plots, 541-542;

Horst, Mrs. Joan B., 176.                        end of Indian uprising, 542; Putnam

Horst, John R., mentioned, 158, 174, 180;                                         bereaved, the              Stamp   Act, Second

speaks   at   McGuffey    Presentation                                       marriage  of                Putnam, 542;    British

Meeting, 160-164.                                                                      land grants, the Boston Tea-Party,

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543; Putnam   active, drives flock of                                  Kelly, Oakley G., 40-41.

sheep              to      Boston, 543-544; the   first                  Kertley, Captain Jeremiah, 336.

battle, Putnam   promoted, 544; the   Kientz, Philip, 600-601.

Battle of Bunker Hill, 545; again      King, Clarence, 502.

promoted, further activities, 545; his                                  King, Leicester, 237, 240, 301

latest  exploit, 546-547; illness  and  King, Preston, 210, 235, 242

death, 547; epitaph, 547-548.           Kinnamon, Harrison, 573.

Israel Putnam Agricultural Park, 541.

L.

J.                                                      Ladd, Story B., 512.

"J. Morton             Howell -- His Gift to the                              Lafayette, Marquis de, 566, 567-568.

Museum         of the Ohio State Archeo-                            Lake County, Ohio, endorses Clay for

logical and Historical Society," 321-                                          President, 219.

325.                                                                                     Lancaster public library, 175.

Jackson, General Andrew, 283.              Langley, Prof. Samuel P., 503, 506.

Jackson, Mrs. Helen Hunt, 84-85.           Laning, J. F., 348.

Jackson, John R., 23.                                Laurens, General John, 82.

Jackson, W. H., makes photographs for  Law of the plains, 13-14.

Smithsonian   Institution,                   503,  512;                  Lawrence, Abbott, 228.

photographs Mountain                      of the Holy                Lawrence County, Ohio, 317-318.

Cross, 523-526.                                                                  Leavitt, Joshua, 234-235, 237.

Jaeger, C. F., 175.                                     Lester, Mrs. Annie J., "Ideals, Aims

Jaeger, Mrs. Eva (Sells), "Sketches of                                      and Distinguished Characters of the

John and Ann Simpson Davis," 563-                                          American Revolution as Portrayed by

571.                                                                                             McGuffey Readers," 168-174; 179.

"Jefferson, Thomas, and     the  Removal                                 "Letter from                Colonel John Allen," 332

of Governor St. Clair in 1802," 62-77.                                       339; sketch          of Allen's life, 332-334;

Jenkins, Mrs. Elizabeth L., 175.                                                 letter from                   Fort Defiance, 1812, 334-

Jennyngs, Colonel William, 336-339.                                        339.

Johnson, President Arthur C., accepts     Lewis, Alonzo V., 45.

gift to  Society, 158, 164-165; men-                                  Lewis, Samuel, heart of Liberty Party,

tioned, 175.                                                                         202-203; offers aid to National Era in

Johnson, "Tom," 30.                                                                   riot case, 231-232; presides at last

Johnson, Sir William, 87, 538.                                                   convention of Liberty Party, 237; at

Johnson, Judge William, 55, 59.                                                Ohio Mass Free Territory      Conven-

"Jolly Old Pedagogue, The," 167-168.                                      tion, 240; at Buffalo Free Soil Con.

Jones, Mrs. Harry P., 152.                                                                  vention, 249; plurality of, 301.

Jones, Dr. J. W., 175.                              Lewis, Colonel William, 333, 335, 336.

Jones, Governor James C., 226.              Liberty League, 232-233.

Jones, Senator Wesley L., 43, 45.           Liberty Party: 232-255; 284-285; 300.

"Joseph A. Howells," 549-550; birth and                                  Library of the Society, Gifts to, 174-180;

parentage, 549; life-work, 549; ap-                                          318; 478-480; 488-489; 492; 590-592.

pointed Consul, 549-550; death, 550; a                             Liggett, Ensign James, 336-338.

remarkable epitaph, 550.                                                  Lima Argus, 282.

Julian, George W., quoted, 291.             Livengood, W. W., 179.

Lockwood, George R., 153.

K.                                                    Lockwood, Rachael R., "A    Pioneer Let-

Kahler, Mrs. Elizabeth B., 179.                                                ter," 153-155.

"Kansas, Struggle for Freedom    in," 492.                               Locofocos, demand bank reform, 189, 192;

"Kansas' Dead in France": a poem, 144-                                          criticized  by  Whigs, 195; Richland

145.                                                                                             County men demand imprisonment of

Kauffman, Theodore, 498.                                                                Corwin, 199; mentioned, 277; make

Keeler,   Lucy   E.,  "Charles   Richard                                   charge against Corwin, 300; confu-

Williams," 327-331.                                                                   sion in Hamilton County, 303.

Kellogg, Dr. Louise P., 345-346.            Logan, Benjamin, 332.

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Logan, James, Mingo chief, sketch of                                        McLaughlin, Andrew    C., 264.

life, 82-83; mentioned, 87; monument                                McLean, Judge John R., "a favorite

to, 89; his speech, 90.                                                                  son," 219; vote for, 227; legal opinion

Logan, Sally, 332.                                                                                of slavery, 242; a leading candidate

Logan, Judge William, 334, 337.                                                        on Liberty Party, 245; Chase on, 246;

Logan County, Ohio, stands for Corwin,                                            reserved on subject of slavery, 247;

215.                                                                                              mentioned, 297, 302.

"Logan, Tecumseh, the      Shawano   In-                                  Macon, Nathaniel, 72.

dians," 78-91: eulogy of Logan, 78;                                    McPherson, H. R., 177.

of the   Shawano    or  Shawnee   In-                                 McPherson, Marian, 178.

dians, 79-81; character of frontiers-                                  McRae, Captain R. O., 573.

men, 81-82, 86-87; sketches of lives of                              McSurley, Ella G., 180.

Logan, Cornstalk, Tecumseh, 82-84;                                  McSurely, Ella G., 180.

unjust treatment of Indians, 82, 84.                                     Madison, James, 70-72, 75, 76.

86; character of Ohio Indians, 88-90;                                Mahan, Asa, 249, 254, 291.

Ojibwa war flag, 91.                                                           Mahan, Bruce E., 148.

London, Public Library of, 176.                                                 Mann, E. C., 174.

Loop, James L., 55, 59.                                                               Maps, Calendaring of, 148.

Lorimier, Louis, 344.                                                                  Marin (Molang), 535.

Lorimier, Pierre, 344.                                                                 Marshall, Chief Justice Carrington T.,

Lowden, Dr. Thomas S., 180.                                                             174, 176.

Lowe, P. B., 207.                                                                         Martin, Mat, 280.

Lowe, Wm. A., 481-485.                                                            Mason, Captain John, 79.

Lowell, Mrs. Guy, 185.                                                               Massachusetts: at Whig National Con-

Lower Shawanese Town, 345-347.                                                   vention, 226.

Lucas, Lida S., 180.                                                                    Massilon--Canal Fulton Road, Unveiling

Lutheran church in Ohio, 121-126.                                                    of a Marker on, 581-583.

Lyman, General Phineas, 543.                                                   Massingham, James, 562.

"Matmartine," 280.

M.                                                     Matthews, Stanley, 229, 240.

McAllister, Mrs. Sallie, 175.                                                       Meacham, U. D., 55, 58.

McAuley family, 18.                                                                   Medary, Samuel, 209, 280-281, 287.

McClain, Mrs. J. O., 179.                                                           Meek, Dr. F. B., 499.

McClellan, Mayor George B., 34.                                             Meeker, Ezra: sketch of life, 3-47; Ox-

McCracken, Captain Virgil, 338.                                                       Team Days on the Oregon Trail, 147-

McElroy, John, quoted, 163.                                                              148.

McGuffey, Alexander H., 163.                                                  Meeker, Jacob Redding, 5.

McGuffey, Anna, Tomb of, 156.                                               "Memorial Alcove," 157.

McGuffey, Mrs. Laura H., Tomb of, 156.                                 Mereness, Newton D., 148-149.

164, 165-167, 169-174; tomb of, 156.                                Metcalf, Governor Thomas, 293.

McGuffey, William H., influence of, 162-                               Mexican   War, justified  by  Democrats,

164, 165-167, 169-174.                                                              193; increases interest in Abolition-

McGuffey Society: meets, presents col-                                           ism, 194; approved by National Demo.

lection of McGuffey Readers to Ar-                                         cratic Convention, 211; condemned by

chaeological and   Historical Library,                                       Whigs, 217; Three-Million Bill, 198,

157-180; program, 157-158; addresses,                                    263.

158-180: J. F. Carlisle, 158-159; J. R.                                "The Miami Canal," 92-115; importance

Horst, 160-164; President A. C. John-                                       of internal improvements, 92; de-

son, 164-165; Hon. C. B. Galbreath,                                          velopment of canals, 92-93; reasons

165-167; Mrs. A. J. Lester, 168-174;                                         for building the Miami Canal, 93-94;

list of Readers and Donors, 174-180;                                        progress of construction, cost, diffi-

interest of Henry Ford, 314-315.                                               culties, 94-98; financing, the biggest

McIntosh, General, 482.                                                                    problem, 98-104; methods of raising

McKay, Mrs. Frances (Dana), 152.                                                  money, 98-103; administrative    man-

McKinley, President William, 185; birth-                                          agement, 104-106; operation, articles

place of, 314.                                                                              of  transport, 107-108; decline, 108-

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111;  results, commercial, financial,                                                  Dana, John, 151-152.

political, 111-113; bibliography, 113-115.                                         Harmon, ex-Governor Judson, 314.

Miami County, Ohio, endorses Clay for                                                    Howells, Joseph A., 549-550.

President, 219.                                                                                    Shawan, Dr. Jacob A., 490-491.

Mickey, Daniel, 571.                                                                                  Ward, Col. Harry P., 149-150.

Miller, Anson S., 54-59.                                                                             Wolfe, Robert F., 315-317.

Miller, Senator Jacob W., 265-266.                                                  Official Roster of Ohio Soldiers, Sailors

Mills, Helen M., 178.                                                                                  and  Marines in    the   World   War,

Mills, Dr. William C., 175, 481.                                                                 580-581.

Minnich, Dean H. C., 177.                                                                 Ogden, William H., 54.

Missouri Compromise, 264.                                                               Ohio: Whigs and the Mexican War, 198-

Mitchell, Whittier C., "Kansas' Dead in                                                    199; Ohio man real author of Wilmot

France": a poem, 144-145.                                                                 Proviso, 200, 304; Whigs support the

Montresor, Lieutenant, 539, 540, 541.                                                       principle, Democrats not adverse, 201;

Moore, Mrs. Phebe A., 180.                                                                       state ready to meet the slavery issue,

Moorehead, J. M., 224.                                                                      203; Democratic State Convention, 206-

Moorehead, Warren K., "Logan, Tecum-                                                214; Whig State Convention, 215-222;

seh, the Shawano Indians," 78-91.                                                     at National Convention, 223-230; Ohio

Morro Castle, 536.                                                                                      in                        the Buffalo Convention, 230-255;

Morrow, Jeremiah, 216.                                                                             Bellgrove mass meeting, 230; attitude

Morse, Rep. Isaac E., 210.                                                                         of north-eastern  Ohio, 231; Samuel

Morse, John F., 304.                                                                                   Lewis, 231-232; Liberty Party, 232-231;

Mountain of the Holy Cross, 517 527.                                                        Ohio at Liberty National Convention,

Muhlenberg, Peter, 126.                                                                    237-238; Liberty Party State Conven-

Mummy, Egyptian, 321-325.                                                                      tion, 239-240; Ohio Mass Free Terri-

Munday, Lieutenant Harrison, 336, 337.                                                   tory Convention, 240-242; part of Ohio

Museum   of the Society, Gifts to, 321-325,                                               men in politics, 243; Ohio at Barn-

597, 600-605.                                                                              burner National Convention, 244-245;

N.                                                             activity of Chase, 245, passim; the cam-

National Era, 231, 232.                                                                               paign  in  Ohio, 255-290; press com-

National Game Conference, 46.                                                                ments, 258, passim; Weller, 270-272;

National Liberty Convention, 234-235.                                                      Ford, 272-276; Democratic stand, 276-

National Road, 94.                                                                                      277;  Whigs,    277-278;  "Absquatula-

Nealon, Mrs. Josephine S., 176.                                                                 tors," 278-280; Democratic State Con-

Nease family, 137-138.                                                                              vention, 280-282; rise of Free Soilers,

New York City: a troublesome ordinance,                                                282-288; agreements with other parties,

33-35.                                                                                                  287; state election, 288-289; results,

New York State: Barnburner Convention                                         289-305; Whigs in confusion, 290-291;

at Herkimer, 204-206, 238-239; repre-                                             Ohio   attracts nation-wide  attention,

sented at Whig National Convention,                                        292-293; activity of Giddings, 293-296;

224.                                                                                                      Corwin, 297-300; national election, 300-

New York Tribune, 293.                                                                    302; the influence of the Apportion-

Nichols, Ely, 191.                                                                               ment  Law,   302-303;  Ford   elected

Nichols, Hugh L., 314.                                                                                Governor, 303; part of Ohio in na-

Nicholson, A. O. P., 264-265.                                                            tional politics, 304-305; "Acquisition

Nicholson Letter, 265.                                                                        of Fort Laurens by the State," 480-

Nihart, W. F., 176.                                                                              486.

Northwest Territory, Relation of Jeffer-                                           "Ohio County Boundaries, Evolution of,"

son to, 62-77.                                                                              340-477.

Norton   ............. 210.                                                                         Ohio county histories, 317-318.

Nye, General James W., 249.                                                            "Ohio, Election of 1848 in," 188-311.

Ohio Mass Free Territory      Convention,

O.                                                                240-243.

Obituaries:                                                                                           Ohio                                                    Press, opposes Cass, 206; office

Brown, Charles P., 312-313.                                                       closed, 208.

Curry, Col. William  L., 486-489.                                               Ohio Standard, 230, 283.

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Ohio State Archaeological and Historical                                557-560; death of Jonathan Rich, 560;

Society: receives collection                      of Mc-                      sketches of lives of Horatio G. and

Guffey   Readers,   157-180;                    receives                   George W. Rich, 561-562.

mummy from      Egypt, 321-325; holds    Pioneer Life in Ohio, 153-155.

Annual Meeting, 584-683.                                                 Plum, Dr. H. R., 180

Ohio State Independent People's Conven-       Plunder Acts, 272-273.

tion, 229.                                                                             Pocock, Caroline, 149.

Ohio State Journal, 260-261, 262, 282, 283,    Poe, Adam, 485.

288, 291, 295, 315, 316.

Poetry: "Ezra Meeker," 46-47; "Kansas'

Ohio Statesman, 263, 275, 277, 280, 286.                                  Dead in France," 145-146; "The Jolly

Ojibwa war flag, 91.                                                                          Old Pedagogue," 167-168.

"Old Chillicothe," 80.                                                                  Polk, President James K.: criticized for

"Old  Gimlet-Eyes," 209.

veto of Rivers and Harbors Bill, 195-

Old Vincennes, Capture of, 578-580.                                         196; blamed for Mexican War, 196-

Olds, Dr. Edson B., drafts minority re-                                      197; "well-represented" at Democratic

port on    Corwin, 199; "bolts"    the                                   National  Convention,   209;  compli-

Senate, 278; called an "Absquatula-                                  mented in Resolutions, 211; asks ap-

tor," 280; defeats Edwards for Sena-                                 propriation  to  complete  Treaty  of

tor, 295.                                                                                       Peace with Mexico, 261.

Oregon Territory, 199-200, 262-263.                                        Polson, John, 130.

Oregon Trail, Plan to mark, 27-38; Me

morial Association, 43.                                                                                             Pomfret (now     Brooklyn), Connecticut:

Oregon  Treaty,   9.                                                                          "Put's Old Wolf Den," 530-531; sends

Orontony, Nicolas, 536-537.                                                              letter to Boston patriots, with flock

of sheep 543.

Overland journeys to the Pacific, 8-23.

Pontiac, Conspiracy    of, 537-538; Brad-

P.                                                              street a dupe, 539-540.

Parker, David W., 342.                                                              Pope, Hannah    530.

Parris, Rev. Samuel, 528.                                                        Portage County, Ohio, 287-292.

Porter Israel, 529.

Parsons, Mrs. Alice H., 175.

"Patriotism, Provincial Basis of," 664-676.        Ports, Mrs. Julia P., 175.

Pavey, Charles C., 174.                                                               Post, Christian F., 485.

Payne, General John, 333.                                                         Postle,  Dr. and  Mrs. W. E., 178.

Pease, Ed. N., 481-485.                                                              Potter, Mrs. Nathaniel B., 186.

Pease, Theodore C., 148.                                                            Potterfield, Jonathan, 153.

Peeling, Bertha, 179.                                                                   Potterfield, Mrs. Rachel R. Lockwood,

Pence, Peter, 135.                                                                               153.

Penn, John, 564.                                                                          Powell, Major J. W., 503, 506, 507.

Penn, William, 563-564.                                                             "Presentation   of   McGuffey    Readers,"

Pennsylvania, at Whig National Conven-                                  157-180: joint meeting of Archaeological

tion, 223.                                                                                      and Historical and McGuffey Socie-

Persinger, Clark E., 304.                                                                     ties, 157-174; program, 157-158; intro.

Peters, W. E., 179.                                                                              ductory address by President of Mc-

Philadelphia, Whig National Convention                                   Guffey Society, 158-160; presentation

at, 223-230; 247.                                                                          address by John R. Horst, 160-164;

Philanthropist, The, 232.                                                                     address of acceptance by President of

Pierce, Alexander N., 303.                                                                 Archaeological and Historical Society,

Piles, Rep. Samuel H., 35.                                                                   164-165; address by Secretary of the

"A  Pioneer Letter," 153-155.                                                             same, 165-167; reading of "The Jolly

"Pioneer Life in Ashtabula County," 551-                                  Old Pedagogue,"   by  Mrs. M. S.

562: introduction, 551; woman's hero-                               Stewart, 167-168; address by     Mrs.

ism, 552; the Rich family, 553-562; in                                Annie J. Lester, 168-174; list of Mc-

Massachusetts, 553; in New York, 554-                             Guffey books and donors, 174-180.

555; emigration to the Ohio Country,         Price, Erwin H., "The Election of 1848

555-556;  settlement   in   Ashtabula                                  in Ohio," 188-311.

County, 556-558; pioneer experiences,     Proctor, A. M., 562.

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Index                                    697

 

"The   Provincial Basis of Patriotism,"                                        Richland County petition, on Corwin's

664-676.                                                                                       imprisonment, 199.

Pugh, Rep. George E., 303.                                                        Riddle, Rep. Andrew G., 273.

Purcell, Elsie B., 179.                                                                  Riegel, Vernon M., 177.

Putnam, Daniel, 544.                                                                   Rivers and Harbors Bill: vetoed by Pres.

Putnam, Mrs. Deborah L. Gardiner, 542.                                          Polk, 195; Whigs criticize his stand,

Putnam, Israel, 528-548.                                                                     195-196.

Putnam, Joseph, 528.                                                                  Roberts, Mrs. Carrie R., 176.

"Put's Hill," 547.                                                                          Robeson, Mary A., 185.

Robinson, Mrs. S. U., 150.

Q.                                                     Roches Moutonnees Valley, 520-521.

Quaife, Dr. Milo M., The Capture of Old                                  Rodgers, Mrs. Ida, 775.

Vincennes, 578-580.                                                          Rogers, Robert, 533.

Rogers' Rangers, 533-534.

R.                                                      Roosevelt, Theodore, 35-36.

Railroads vs. canals, 109-112.                                                   Root, J. M., attitude   toward   Wilmot

Raisin River, Battle of, 333-339.                                                        Proviso, 202-203; scored for bolting,

Randall, Emilius 0., 481-484.                                                             283; mentioned, 295.

Ransome, Caroline, 497.                                                            Ross, Olin J., 179.

Rathbun, George, 263-264.                                                       Roush, Rev. L. L., "The Roush Family

Reemelin, Charles, 199.                                                                     in America," 116-144.

Reese, Mrs. Myrtis G., 176.                                                       "Roush Family in America," 116-144: con-

Republican Party, 205.                                                                       tribution of, to our country, 116-117;

Reviews, Notes and Comments, by the                                              motive in emigrating, 117-119; John

Editor: Ox-Team Days on the Oregon                                       Adam Roush's arrival, 119; marriage,

Trail, by Ezra Meeker, 147-148; Con-                                      removal to Virginia, 119-120; promi-

ference of Historical Agencies in the                                       nent in planting Lutheranism, 120-

Upper   Mississippi  Valley, 148-149;                                        122; his children build three churches,

Colonel Harry Parker Ward, 149-150;                                     121-123; descendants in Ohio, 123-126;

John Dana, 151-152; A Pioneer Letter,                                     patriotism, 126-127; death  of John

153-155; Death of Grandson of John                                        Roush and his wife, 128; Jacob Roush

Brown, 312-313; John Brown Home in                                     visits  Ohio  Valley,  128-129;  five

Akron, 313-314; Judson Harmon, 314;                                      brothers buy land in West Virginia,

Henry Ford and the McGuffey Read-                                      129-130; two settle in Ohio, 130; de-

ers, 314-315; Robert Frederick Wolfe,                                     scription of Gallia County, 131-132;

315-317; County World War Histories,                                     of  Washington    County,  132;  the

317-318; Fairfield County in the World                                     Roushes in Adams County, 133-135;

War, 478-480; Fort Laurens, 480-486;                                     Virginia Military District, 134; O'Ban-

Colonel William  Leontes Curry, 486-                                      non's Survey, 134; two Roushes set-

489; Dr. Jacob Albright Shawan, 490-                                      tle in Highland    County, 135; Cap-

491; Sarcophagus,   or  Mummy-case,                                      tain John, 135; George, 135-137; Daniel,

491; General Thomas Ewing, 492; The                                    137; Abraham, Jonas, Regina, 137-138;

Capture of Old Vincennes, 578-580;                                        Meigs County, 138; Gallia County,

Official Roster of Ohio Soldiers, Sail-                                        138-139; Henry, John, Jacob, 139-140;

ors and Marines in the World War,                                           Letart Township, 139-141; early mail-

580-581; Historical Boundary Line Com-                                 carriers, 140; Ohio Land Company,

memorated by Monument, 581-583.                                         140-141; the family in Letart Town-

Rhea, Captain James, 335.                                                                 ship, 141-142; in the Civil War and

Rich, Mrs. Anna S., 554.                                                                    the World War, 142; patriotism   and

Rich, George W., 556, 561.                                                               good citizenship of the family, 142-

Rich, Horatio G., 556, 561, 562.                                                       144; "The Roush Family Association

Rich, Jonathan, 553, 554.                                                                  of America," 144.

Rich, Jonathan, Jr., 554.                                                            Runyan, George W., 303.

Rich, Mrs. Ruth S., 554.                                       S.

Rich, Mrs. Thankful N., 553.                                                    St. Clair, Arthur, 62-77, 187.

Rich family (of Ashtabula Co.), 553-562.                                St. Clair, Bank of, 190.

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"Sammedary, Citizen," 280.                                                       Sherer, Theodore, 281.

Sams, Oliver N., 178.                                                                 Sherman, John, 223.

Santa Fe Trail, 37.                                                                      Shook, Clinton B., 179.

Sargent, Alice, 186.                                                                   Silverwood, Horace, 573.

Sargent, Charles S., VI: sketch of life,                                      Simmons, John, 498.

181-186; appreciation, 182; career in                               Simpson, Ann, 564-566.

army, 182-183; work for Harvard Uni-                            Simpson, John, 564-565.

versity, 183-184; for forestry, 184-185;                            Simpson, Mary, 564-565.

Forest Reserves proclaimed, through                                Simpson, Mathew, 564-565.

his efforts, 185; his contributions to                                   Simpson, Mrs. Nancy (Hines), 564-565.

literature, 185; marriage, and family,                                Simpson, William, 564-565, 571.

185-186.                                                                              Simrall, Colonel James, 336.

Sargent, Charles S., Jr., 186.                                                      Sinkler, Azro, 562.

Sargent, Epes, 180.                                                                    Sioux Indians, 81-82, 91.

Sargent, Fitz William, VI, 186.                                                  Sites, Maud G., 342.

Sargent, Henrietta (G.), 182.                                                     "Sketches of John and Ann (Simpson)

Sargent, Ignatius, 182.                                                                        Davis: their Forbears and Descend-

Sargent, John S., 186.                                                                         ants," 563-571; Introduction, 563-564;

Sargent, Mary N., 186.                                                                       arrival of immigrants with Penn, 563-

Sargent, William, 181.                                                                        564; William   Simpson, 564-565; mar-

Sargent, Winthrop, 72.                                                                       ries, 564; family, 565-569; sketches of

Sargent, Winthrop, IV., 186-187.                                                      John Davis and his wife, Ann Simp-

Sargent, Winthrop, VII, 187.                                                             son, 565-567; Col. John Davis, 567-569;

Sargent family, 181-187.                                                                    assists in welcoming Lafayette, 567-

Sawyer, 241.                                                                                       568; Captain W. W. H. Davis, 568-

Schenck, John N. C., 216.                                                                  569; Descendants of John and Ann

Schultz, Rev. Frank A., 573.                                                              Simpson Davis, 569-571; Lester Sells,

Scott, Abigail J., 4.                                                                              569; W. W. Cromley, 569-570; F. and

Scott, Col. John M., 333, 335, 336.                                                     H. Van Petten, 570; H. L. and J. A.

Scott, Dr. William H., 175.                                                                 Artz, 570-571; Revolutionary soldiers,

Scott, General Winfield, suggested     for                                         571.

President, 220; Ohio agrees on, at                                     Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. H. H., 174.

Whig National Convention, 223; vote                                Slavery in the territories, 264 passim.

on, 226-227.                                                                        Sloane, John, 217, 223.

Scouts, Boy: incident concerning, 173;                                      Smalley, James C., 177.

select site for Memorial, 581, 582;                                    Smith, Gerrit, nominated for President

assist in raising funds, 583.                                                         by  Liberty  Party, 233, 235; makes

Seip Park, 599.                                                                                    minority report, 237; defeated, 239.

Sells, Amaziah, 569.                                                                   Smith, J. C., 210.

Sells, Mrs. Cora N., 178.                                                            Smith, James, on traders, 80.

Sells, Mrs. Florence (Davis), 569.                                             Smith, T. C., 289.

Sells, John, 571.                                                                          Smith, Truman, at Whig National Con-

Sells, Lester, 569.                                                                               vention, 224; firm for Clay, 226; warns

Sells, Ludwick, 571.                                                                           Whigs, 293; attacks Giddings, 294.

Seven Years' War, 532-536.                                                     Snider, Judge Van A., 178, 318.

Seward, William   H., 293.                                                         Snyder, Mrs. Angie H., 177.

Shambaugh, Benjamin F., 148.                                                   Sohn, Mrs. Nannie T., 176.

Shawan, Dr. H. K., 491.                                                             Sons of the American Revolution, Ohio,

Shawan, J. A., Jr., 491.                                                                       483-484, 487.

Shawan, Dr. Jacob A., 490-491.                                                Spalding, R. P., 209.

Shawan, Mrs. Jennie K. (Holmes), 491.                                    Speer, Mrs. Belle, 175.

Shawan, R. F., 491.                                                                     Spencer, Oliver M., 303.

Shawnee Indians: "Logan, Tecumseh, the                                 Spencer, Platt R., 561.

Shawano Indians," 78-91; origin, 79;                                 Spindler, Nicholas, 279, 280.

estimate of, 80-81; summary, 90-91.                                  Spooner, Lysander, 232, 237.

Shawnee Town, Lower, 345-347.                                              Standing Stone Fork, 348-350.

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Index                                     699

 

Stanton, Edwin M., 235, 236, 238.                                                     against St. Clair, 67-68; cabinet mem-

Stephenson, Colonel, 541.                                                                  bers act upon them, 68-70; Gallatin,

Stevenson, James, 503.                                                                       Madison oppose dismissal, 69-70; Mad-

Stevenson, Mrs. James, 504.                                                              ison warns St. Clair, 71-72; Territorial

Stevenson, Richard T., 304.                                                               Republicans displeased, 72-73; Con-

Stewart, Mrs. Martha S., 158, 167, 175.                                            stitutional Convention  meets, 73-75;

Stewart, Paul R., 582.                                                                         St. Clair's Secretary complains, 73-75;

Stewart, Stanley S., 176.                                                                    St. Clair's intemperate speech, 75-76;

Stone, Mrs. Elliott, 152.                                                                      Cabinet members again consulted, 75;

"The Struggle for Freedom    in Kansas,"                                          St. Clair is removed from  office, 76;

492.                                                                                              Worthington forgives Jefferson, 76-77.

Stuber, James W., 46.                                                                 Thompson, Dr. William O., 175.

Sumner, Charles, 234, 246.                                                        Thrailkill, Marshall E., 178, 180.

Sweetser, Rep. Charles, 295.                                                     "Three-Million Bill," 198, 263.

Symonds, Samuel, 181.                                                               Tilden, Daniel, 223, 227, 244.

Toll-rates in Ohio, 100.

T.                                                      Townsend, N. S., 304.

Tappan, Benjamin, opposes      Cass, 206,                                 "Trial of William  Bebb," 48-61: a chari-

208; at Barnburner National Conven-                                       vari and its results, 48-51; the true

tion, 244-245; mentioned, 288.                                                   account--extract from   Rockford Re-

Tappan, Eli, 208-209.                                                                         publican, 52-53; extract from Ohio Re-

Tariff question, 194; the Walker tariff,                                             pository, 53; story   of trial, 54-58;

194-195.                                                                                      Thomas Corwin's connection with the

Taylor, Captain, 572.                                                                          case, 53, 58, 60; Bebb acquitted, 58;

Taylor, James W., edits Cincinnati Signal,                                        extracts from  Rockford Register, 58,

206; sends editorial to Zachary Taylor,                                     59; discrepancies of early story, 60;

220-221; delegate to Barnburner Con-                                      lessons, 60; death of Governor Bebb,

vention, 245; at the Utica Convention,                                       61.

301.                                                                                     Trumbull, John, 545.

Taylor, Zachary: suggested for President,                                Tryon, Governor William, 546, 547.

220; opinion on slavery, 220-221, 258-                             Turner, T. J., 55.

259; estimate of, 221-222; delegates ad-                           Tut-Ankh-Amen, 323, 491.

vised  against,  222;  Pennsylvania's

second choice, 223; Ohio against, 223;                      V.

endorsed by Weed, 224; vote on, 225-                              Vail, Mrs. Margaret D., 178.

227; movement against, 243, 247; com-                            Vallandigham, Clement L., 281.

pared with   Cass, 256-258; letter to                                  Van Buren, John, at Barnburner's Con

Allison, 259-260; evasive concerning                                       vention, 205; makes address, 238;

Proviso, 263-264, 176; "to be voted for                                     lauded for leading bolters, 242; men-

anyway," 293; defeated by Corwin,                                          tioned, 244, 250, 287.

279; election and its results, 300.                                       Van Buren, Martin, 244; nominated for

Tecumseh: sketch    of life, 83-84; men-                                          President, 245, 250-252;   mentioned,

tioned, 87, 336. 338; compared with                                         282; stand on slavery attacked, 283-

Brant, 89-91.                                                                              284; jest at his expense, 285; influence

Texas: at National Whig Convention, 225.                                       grows, 286; attacked by enemies, 295-

Thomas, Thomas W., 265.                                                                 300; election, 300; opposition to, 302.

"Thomas Jefferson and the Removal of                                    Vance, Joseph, 217, 223, 228.

Governor St. Clair in 1802," 62-77;                                   Vance, Joseph (of Knox Co.), 241.

Introduction, 62; St. Clair's paternal-                                Van Metter, J. J., 215.

istic ideas, 63-64; Cause of clash with                              Van Petten, Mrs. Anna F., 570.

the people, 64; Division Act of 1801,                                Van Petten, Edwin, 570.

64-66; Opposition of Worthington and                              Van Petten, Franklin, 570.

others, 65; removal of St. Clair sug                                   Van Petten, Harold, 570.

gested, 65; Statehood enabling act,                                   Van Zandt case, 234, 246.

65-66; St. Clair's days numbered, 66;                                Vaughn, J. C., 229, 242.

Jefferson skeptical, 67; list of charges                              Veto, 211.

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Vincennes, Capture of Old, 578-580.                                                 policy denounced, 207; many county

Virginia Military District, 134.                                                           conventions,   their  slates,                         215-216;

State  Conventions, 216-220;                      choose

W.                                                             Taylor for President, 220-221; but are

Wade, Benjamin F., 550, 562.                                                            lukewarm, 221-222; National Conven-

Walker tariff, 194-195, 207.                                                              tion, 223-230; Taylor nominated, 226-

War of 1812, 332-339; "Fort Morrow sol-                                        227; Ohio grows warmer for Taylor,

diers honored," 572-577.                                                            239; fear of Free     Soilers, 244-245;

Ward, Mrs. Caroline (Pocock), 149, 150.                                          belittled by opponents, 248; stand of

Ward, Colonel Harry P., 149-150.                                                     Ohio         Whigs on          Oregon   Bill, 262;

Warren, Colonel Joseph, 543.                                                            "Whig       perfidy,"           263, 274-275;  de-

Warren County, Ohio, endorses Clay for                                          nounce "Absquatulators," 280; effect

President, 219.                                                                     of election of 1848 on, 290-291.

Washington, George: mentioned, 126, 127,                               Whitcom, Lot, 15.

553; in Ohio Valley, 128, 129; in Ohio                               White, President Andrew D., 327.

but  once, 139; appoints    surveying                                  White, Mrs. Lovina, 175.

staff, 141; special messenger of, 541;                                Whittlesey, Elijah, 294.

removes Putnam from command, 543;                               Williams, Charles Richard: sketch of life,

letter to Morris 546; woman as spy                                            327-331.

for, 565.                                                                               Williams, E. R., Sr., 180.

Washington, D. C., 35-36.                                                          Williams, Henry A., 180.

Wayne, General Anthony, 86, 583.                                           Williams, Dr. Henry G., 178.

Weaver, G. C., 178.   Williams, J. Minor, 178.

Webster, Daniel: the reply to Hayne,                                        Williams, Dr. Orr H., 180.

166, 171-172; confers on Three-Million                            Williamson, 88.

Bill, 198; suggested for President, 223;                              Willis, Senator Frank B., 176; address at

the vote, 225-226.                                                                       Wyatt Cemetery, 573-577.

Weed, Thurlow, 224, 243-244.                                                  Willison, Robert H., 174.

Weller, John B., "Hard money Weller,"                                    "Willisons, The," 158, 174.

192; suggested   for Governor, 206;                                  Wilmot, David, 205, 304.

nominated, 207; endorsed, 208; de-                                   Wilmot Proviso: the real cause of dis-

nounces   Wilmot Proviso, 272; his                                            sension, 199-200; how Ohio voted, 200-

stand on banks, 274-275, 276; Barn-                                         201; not all Democrats oppose, 201;

burners cannot support, 284-285; de-                                        passed in House, defeated in Senate,

feated, 288-290.                                                                         204, 262, 263; Taylor and the Proviso,

Wells, Colonel Samuel, 335-336.                                                       220-221, 258-259; pronounced    illegal,

Wesley, Edgar B., "A Letter from      Col-                                        229; endorsed by Liberty Party, 238;

onel John Allen," 332-339.                                                         Cass opposed, 263, 264-272; its real

Weston, Edward P., 46.                                                                      author, 200, 201, 304.

Wheaton, Mrs. Eva T., 177.                                                       Wilson, A. D., 501.

Whigs:   Ezra             Meeker    at  Convention,                        Wilson, Colonel E. S., 178.

sings and             sells song-books, 7-8; in                          Wilson, Mrs. E. S., 176.

majority in Ohio Legislature, also in                                  Wilson, Henry, 229.

Ohio delegation in Congress, 188-189;                              Wilson, John M., 497.

good   record, 189; criticize banking                                 Wilson, Woodrow, 497.

system, 190; create sinking fund, 191;                               Winchester, General James, 333-339.

taxation measures criticized, 193; op-                               Winthrop, Robert, 291.

pose Sub-treasury system, 195; blame                               Wisconsin Historical Society, 340.

the President for War, 196-197; "Mex-                             "With John Burroughs in his Favorite

ican  Whigs," 197; oppose executive                                        Haunts,"  676-683; introduction, 676-

usurpation, 197; denounced for stand                                       677; first visit to Burroughs' home,

on  War, 197-199; applaud     Corwin's                                    677-678; Dr. Clara Barrus, 677, 679;

anti-war speech, 198; unanimous for                                        taking photographs, 678, 680; walks

anti-slavery principle, 201; their stand                                      with Burroughs. 679; Burroughs and

on  Wilmot Proviso, 201-202; Gallia                                         Chapman, and Walt Whitman, 679,

County   Whigs, 201; their banking                                           680, 682; discussing    Thoreau, 680;

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Index                                    701

 

Burroughs' love of trees and flowers,                               Worcester Convention, 229.

678, 679, 682, 683; Emerson and Bur-                              World War histories, 317-318.

roughs, 683.                                                                        Worthington, Governor Thomas: leads

Witter, Rev. D., 272.                                                                  opposition to St. Clair, 65-69; letters

Wolfe, Andrew J., 315.                                                             of, 72-73, 76-77.

Wolfe, Edgar T., 316.                                                                Wright, Silas, 235, 257.

Wolfe, Harry P., 316.                                                                Wyatt, Nathaniel, Sr., 572.

Wolfe, Nancy J, (Barton), 315.

Wolfe, Robert F., death of, 315; sketch                        X.

of  life,  315-316; aids  Ohio  State   Xenia Torchlight, 219.

Archaeological and Historical Society,

his generosity and modesty, 317.                           Y.

Wood, Judge, 276.                           Yancey, Rep. William L., 210.

Wood, Amos E., 207, 281.

Wood, Edwin F., 179.                                          Z.

Woodruff, Ansel, 562.                                                              Zeisberger, David, 88.

Woods, Auditor, 240.                                                                Zeledon, Dr. Jose, 499.

Woods, John, 216.                                                                     Zimmerman, Dean, 176.

Wooster, Ohio, Bank, 189-190, 275.                                        Zimmerman, Homer, 180.

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