INDEX TO VOLUME XXIV.
NOTE: -That
portion of this volume
embracing the monograph
entitled
"A History of Banking and Currency in Ohio Before the Civil
War,"
contained in pages 235-533, is separately indexed on pages 534-539
and is
therefore not included in the General Index of this volume.
A. Articles, Editorialana
- Concluded.
First Catholic
Church in Ohio, 226.
Adair, Gen. John,
Burr's associate, 121, History
of Banking and Currency Be-
123. fore
the Civil War, 235.
Adams County,
Early political activity History
of Democratic Party organi-
of, 8. zation
in the North West.
Adams, John,
170. Hull's
Trace or Trail, 583.
Adams, J. Q.,
30. Isaac
Newtol Walter, 187.
Political
opinions on, 19. "Masters
of Men," review of, 234.
Algonquins,
Families of, in Sandusky, 143. Ohio
cave dwellers, 594.
Aliens,
disfranchisement of, 117. "Origin
of name Yankee," 233.
Allen, William
Gov., 110. Recent donation
to Library and
Americana
presented to Library, 231. Museum,
231.
"American
Desert," Irving's account of, Recently
appointed trustees of So-
171. ciety,
591.
Americanists,
Meeting of, prevented, 563. The
Aaron Burr Conspiracy in the
American
history, The West in, 170. Ohio
Valley, 121.
Americans, a
new race, 185. Thirtieth
annual meeting of the Ohio
Antioch
College, Decline of, 222. State
Archaeological and Historical
Founding of,
199, 221. Society,
541.
Rev. Walter's
books given to, 192. The
West in American history, 170.
Asbury, Bishop,
First in America, 199. Where
did Eliza cross the Ohio? 588.
Archaeology,
Banner stones, 232.
Carved deer
horn, 233.' ,,0Art, History perpetuated by, 183.
Carved deer
horn, 233.
Celt, unique,
233.
Collections of,
231.
B.
Copper nugget,
231.
Crematories
discovered, 568. Ball's
battlefield, 140.
Effigy pipe,
232. Banking,
History of, in Ohio, 235.
Field work in,
by Society, 561, 567. Index
to articles on, 534.
Iroquoian
culture, 232. Baptists,
"Christian" Church withdraws
Jade specimen,
233.
Ohio cave
dwellers, 594.Newspapers of 211.
Overturf
collection given to Museum,
232. Bascom,
Henry Bidleman, Chaplain of
Panama
collection in Museum, 232.
Congress, 189.
Pink flint
spear point, 233. Battles,
Fallen Timbers, 159.
Pipe, 232. Beans,
228.
Pipe collection
found, 568. Belmont
County, Campaign, 1828 in, 31.
Tremper Mound
opened, 567. Democratic
Club in, 1828, 30.
Westenhaver
Mound opened, 567. Democratic
Party in, 1829, 14, 35.
Archer, Senator
W. B., "First Catholic Jackson
Convention in, 22.
Church"
by, 226. Jackson
supporters in, 17.
Articles,
Editorialana, 231, 591. Bible,
The, as history, 181.
Evolution of
Sandusky County, 138. Bibliography,
Democratic Party, 3.
(605)
606 Index.
Blennerhassett,
Herman, Burr visits, 122, Burr, Aaron - Concluded.
126. Second
western journey of, 125.
Explains
Burr's plans, 129. Smith's
suspicious letter to, 130.
Flees
from home, 132. Trial
of, in Mississippi, 134.
Mrs.
Blennerhassett sends messenger Unfolds
plan, 126, 130.
for,
129. Visits
Blennerhassett, 122.
Writes
Burr, 124, Visits
Cincinnati, 122, 126, 131.
Bobst,
Judge Daniel, presents copper Visits
Col. Morgan, 125.
nugget
to Museum, 231. Visits
Gen. Jackson, 123, 124.
Books,
Biography of Isaac Newton Wal Visits
John Smith, 126.
ter,
Pioneer Preacher, 193. Visits
Louisville and Frankfort, 123.
"Masters
of Men," Review of, 234. Visits
Nashville, 127.
"The
Pioneer Preacher," 187. Visits
New Orleans, 124.
Brady
Island, 140. Visits
Pittsburg, 122.
Braeckline,
J. C., Archaeological speci- Visits
St. Louis, 124.
mens
presented to Museum by, 231. Western
trips of, 122.
Wilkinson's
intimacy with, 121.
Brinkerhoff,
Gen. Roeliff, heirs present il, 12
,ooks
to Library, 231. Wilkinson
writes to, 125.
books
to Library, 231. . T
Writes
to Gen. Harrison, 127.
Brown,
John, Burr's associate, 121, 122.
Wr t . Harri
,
Burr,
Theodosia, 127.
Kansas
estimate of, 175.
Bryant,
William Cullen, 189.
Butler County, Jackson convention held
Bryant,
William Cullen, 189.
Burr,
Aaron, Appears in Federal Court,
128.
C.
Arrest
of, 134.
Associates
of, 121, 134. Calhoun,
John C., nominated for Vice-
Bibliography
on conspiracy, 136.
President, 33.
Blennerhassett
writes to, 124. Campaign 1840,
Democratic state conven-
Buys
Red River lands, 127. tion,
114.
Complaint
against in Federal court, Hickory
Clubs formed, 108.
127. Indiana
in, 110, 112.
Conspiracy
of, 121. Mass
meetings held, 110.
Daniel
Clark associated with, 123. Michigan
in, 117.
Dayton
writes to, 125. Ohio
county organizations active in,
Duel
with Hamilton, 121. 110.
Estimate
of plans of, 135. Organization
for, in Michigan, 119.
Expedition
of, starts, 131.
Expedition
of, starts, 131. Canal
projected around Falls of Ohio,
Followed
by spy, 129. 1
Gov.
Tiffin apprised of plans of, 131. ,
Hopes
to be returned to Congress, 122. Catholics,
First in Ohio, 226.
Meets
Wilkinson, 123, 124. Noble
county, in, 227.
Militia
ordered to seize expedition St.
Michael's Church, 230.
of,
132. Cavaliers,
The, 173.
Movements
of, on Mississippi River, Champaign
County, 106.
132. Chicago
Convention 1835, Delegates to, 75.
Newspaper
comments on, 122, 125. Chicago,
Democratic meeting in 1835, 74.
Opposition
meeting in Lexington, Ky., Chiefs,
Blue Jacket, 159.
129. Little
Turtle, 159.
Plans,
probable, of, 121, 123. Nicolas'
conspiracy, 148.
Plans
canal around Falls of Ohio, Old
Britain, 149.
121,
123. Tarhe,
159.
Plans
revealed by Morgan, 136. Tecumseh,
159.
Plans,
suspicioned, 127. "Christian
Church," The, 193.
Plans
to meet Spanish Commissioner Antioch
College founded by, 199.
of
Louisiana, 124. Bad
management of, 217.
Returns
from Western trip, 124. Beliefs
and practices of, 201.
Scheme
of, in cipher letter, 133. Creed
of, 199.
Index. 607
"Christian
Church" - Concluded. Contributors
- Concluded.
Divinity of
Christ denied by, 21. Henshaw,
Miss Leslie, 121.
First
American religious paper by, 199. Huntington,
C. C., 235.
Founding of,
199. Kennedy,
Gen. Robert P., 583.
Graham
Institute, 217. Koch,
Felix J., 588.
"Jerks"
in, 201. Long,
Byron R., 187.
Newspapers
established, 210. Meek,
Basil, 138.
Persecuted by
other denominations, Randall,
E. O., 231.
201. Webster,
Homer J., 1.
Slow growth
of, 216. Webster,
John Lee, 170.
Walter, Rev.,
unites with, 201. Crawford,
Col. William, Expedition and
Why named,
200. death
of, 157.
Churches,
Baptist, 199. Croghan
Township, 166.
Catholic,
226. Crystal
Palace, The, MilDurn's address
"Christian,"
founding of, 199. in, 188.
Growth of,
193. Curry, W. L.,
History of Ohio in Civil
Congregational,
203. War
prepared by, 546.
New Lights,
200.
Presbyterians,
199, 200.
Unity of,
203.
Cincinnati,
"Hickory Clubs" in, 44.
Dayton, Gen. Jonathan, Burr's associate,
Jackson
committee in, 15.
122, 125.
Jackson party
in, 1829, 36. Declaration of
Independence, broadened
Circuit
Riders [see "Pioneer Preachers."] scope of, 175.
White
Pilgrim, The, 206. Delaware
County, 107, 163.
Walter's
itinerary, 201. Democratic
Party [See Jackson.]
Civil
Service, Employees of Society not Activity
of in campaign of 1838, 90.
amenable to,
548. Activity
of in campaign of 1840, 108.
Civil War,
Books on, 231. Admission
of Michigan secured by,
"History
of Ohio," in, 546. 82.
Plans of Ohio
history of, 547. Beginnings
of organization of, 6.
Clark,
Daniel, associated with Burr, 123, Beginnings
of, in Illinois, 68.
124. Campaign
of, 1824, 6.
Clark, George
R., Conquests of, 156. Campaign
of, 1836, 62.
Clay, Col.,
Trial of, 583. Campaign
of, 1836, in Illinois, 79.
Clay, Henry,
30. Campaign
of, 1836, in Michigan, 85.
Changes mind
about Burr, 129. Campaign
of, 1828, 27.
Defends Burr,
128. Campaign
of, 1828, in Indiana, 25.
Clinton
County, Jackson Convention in, Campaign
of, 1832, 43.
22. Campaign
expenses, 43.
2" ,^2.
. Chicago
meeting, 1835, 74.
Cockerell,
Clinton, specimens presented Cheage
of 1in83, 46.
~to Museum by, 233. Cleavage
of 1833 in, 46.
tCoal in the Wes , 12. Conditions
for solidarity in Illinois,
Coal in the
West, 178.
Cole, W. H.,
Sketch of, 591.81
Congressional
Conventions, 1830, 37.
Colleges,
Founding of Antioch, 199, 220. Congressional Conventions gaining
Ohio, in,
1850, 220. favor
in Illinois, 95.
Colorado,
Coal in, 178. Congressional
District Conventions of,
Columbiana
County, Jackson delegate se- 1828,
29.
lected in,
20. Contest
in, for admission of Michi-
Columbus,
Christopher, Inspiration of, gan,
86.
170. Continued
organization of, 1829, 35.
Columbus,
Democratic meeting, 1835, 50. Convention
system, 77, 79.
Jackson
meeting, 1829, 35. County activities for campaign of
Contributors,
Archer, W. B., 226. 1837,
89.
Galbraith, J.
H., 594. County
conventions, 21.
608 Index.
Democratic Party - Continued. Democratic
Party - Concluded.
County conventions of, in 1828, 28. Logan county, in 1832, 44.
County conventions of, in 1830, 36. Michigan campaign of, in 1838, 102.
County conventions of, in 1834, 48. Michigan campaign of, in 1839, 104.
County conventions of, in 1837, ill Michigan campaign of, in 1840, 117.
Illinois, 94. Michigan,
elections of, 99.
County meetings for campaign, 1832, Michigan, in, 98.
39. Michigan
newspapers active for, 102.
County organizations, for campaign Michigan state convention,
1837, 99.
1836, 65. Michigan
young men for, 84, 87, 99,
County tickets of, 1830, 37. 101, 103.
"Delegate system," 14. Michigan
victorious in 1836, 87.
Development from
1825 to 1828, 13. Ohio
activity for, in 1832, 45.
Development of, in Illinois, 1836-36, Ohio and
Indiana, in, 6.
73. Ohio
and Indiana victory in, 1832, 45.
Development of, in Ohio, 1837-39, 89. Ohio
campaign, in 1830, 36.
Douglas nominated for Congress in Ohio
campaign, in 1840, 106.
Illinois, 75. Ohio
state convention, 1828, 23.
Douglas factor in Illinois, 77. Ohio state
convention, 1836, 66.
Early development in Michigan, 81.hio state covetio,
18,
Election of, 1835, 52. Organization,
35, 50, 104.
Election of, 1835, 52. " . -
Factions of, in Illinois, 71. Organization
in Illinois, 97, 113.
Factions of, in Illinois, 7l.
Organization in Indiana, 32.
Germans active in, 91, 104.
Germans active in, 91, 104. Organization of,
in 1836, 54, 61, 63.
Governor nominated, 1828, 25. O o i , .
"Hickory Clubs" in, 44. Organization
in Michigan, 81, 83, 99.
History of
organization in North- Organization
in Ohio, 1840, 107.
west, 1. Period
of, from 1829 to 1832, 35.
Illinois ill, 1837, 93. Progress
of, from 1833 to 1836, 46.
Illinois in, 1837, 93.
Illinois campaign, 1840, 113. Prominent
newspaper of, in Ohio, 88.
Illinois campaign, 1840, 113. t e c o n v
Illinois debate on convention system, Rejoicings
of, in election of 1836, 67.
78. Results
of, in Ohio and Indiana, 34.
State central committee of, in In-
Illinois controlled by, 1824-40, 69. diana 18 32.
Illinois holds first congressional dis-, , .
trict convention, 80.
trict convention, 80. State
Convention in Indiana, 1828, 25.
Illinois legislature
opposes conven- State
Convetio of, in 1832, 39.
tion system, 69, 79. State
Convention of, in 1833, 47.
Illinois supports Van BIuren and State
Convention of, in 1836, 53, 85.
Illinois supports
Van Buren and S
Johnson, 76. State
Convention suggested, 20.
Johnson, 76.
Tariff discussion in, 18.
Illinois victory of, in 1838, 96. Township
orgaization, 1836. 61.
Indiana Assemblymen meet, 41. Township representation in
Michigan
Indiana campaign, 1840, 110. State Convention,
100, 103.
Indiana in, 1833-36, 35, 54. Van Buren
endorsed for President
Indiana, inactivity of, in 1829, 40. by, 49
Indiana, lost to, in 1837, 92.
Indiana newspapers for, 40. Vandalia, Ill.,
convention, 78.
Indiana organization
for campaign, Western
Reserve, in, 30.
1836, 6. Wins
in Michigan campaign, 1838, 104.
diana rergnze
ll1 9Whigs condemned by, in Michigan, 84.
Indiana reorganized inl 1839, 93. Young
men of Illinois organize, 1840,
Indiana state convention, 1831, 42. 116.
Indiana state convention, 1836, 59.
Indiana state convention, 1837, 62. "Young Mel's Central Committee"
Indiana state convention, 1840, 111. i, 66.
Irish organize in 1840, 109. Young men's
organizations in, 64.
Jackson nominated by, 8, 9. Deserts, Place in history, 172.
Laxity of, in Indiana, 1837, 62, 91. Detroit, Americans capture.
161.
Indcx. 609
Dix, Dorotny,
215. Forts
- Concluded.
Douglas,
Frederick, estimate of man's Sandoski,
141.
liberty, 175. Stephenson,
140.
Douglas,
Stephen A., approves conven- Franklin Co. Democratic lethargy in
tion system,
79. 1836,
64.
Debates with
Lincoln, 111. Jackson
Convention in, 22.
Defeated for
Congress in 1838, 96. Jackson
partisans in, 10.
Defends
disfranchisement of aliens, Organization
and boundaries, 162.
117. Sandusky
County part of, 162.
Illinois
politics in, 77. Fremont,
Naming of, 169.
Supports
convention nominees, 80. Indian
plans to overthrow, 118.
Dublin, O.,
"Christian Church" at, 200.
Site chosen
for Ohio Capitol at, 202.
G.
Union of
churches at, 203. Gallia
County, Archaeological specimens
View of,
202.
from, 231.
Card, D. H.,
Books presented to Library
E. by, 231.
Library presented to Museum by, 569.
Earthworks,
Elephant Mound, 568.r presented to Muse b,
Explorations
in, 567. .Specimens presented to Museum by,
Explorations
in, 567.
Tremper Mound,
567.
Westenhaver
Mound, 567. Geauga,
Democratic party in, 7.
Education,
Rev. Walter's interest in, Geology
of Great Plain, 171.
208, 210. Germans,
Democratic party in, 91.
Effigy Mounds,
Elephant Mound, 568. Girty,
Simon, 228.
England
restricts colonial migration, 152. Glacier,
Effect of, 138.
English, Build
fort in Sandusky Valley, Gladden,
Dr. Washington, 203.
147. Gold
in West, 178.
Ohio forts
held by, 158. Gospel
Herald, contents of, 211.
Ohio Valley
claims of, 147. Government,
Elasticity of, in U. S., 179.
Pickawillany,
at, 149. Migration
of, 174.
Erie Co.,
Organization of, 168. Governments
inspired by history, 181, 182.
Esselborn,
Paul, Archaeological collec- Graham,
John, Commissioned to follow
tion presented
to Museum, 233. Burr,
129.
Ethnology,
Books on, 231. Opinion
of, concerning Burr expe-
dition, 135.
Greene County,
Jackson delegate selected
in, 21.
Family Names,
Archer, 227. Greenville
Treaty, Pipe of, 232.
Crow, 229. Guernsey
County, Jackson supporters in,
Enochs,
228. 17.
Kendall,
Captain, 232.
Fairfield, B.,
Congressional delegate from,
1830, 38. Iamilton
County, Campaign in, 1828, 31.
Democratic
meeting, 1835, 57. County
ticket nominated in, 19.
Jackson
convention, 1831, 38. Democratic
meeting in, 1835, 57.
Findley, James,
"Jackson" candidate for Democratic
party in, 7, 13, 17.
Congress, 16. Jackson
committee in, 9.
Flags, Civil
War, retained at Capitol, 537. Jackson
men elected in, 1827, 20.
Forts,
Ancient, Game preserve, 546. Original
boundary of, 161.
Needed repairs
at, 571. Sandusky
County in, 160.
Report to Society
on, 570. Tariff
discussion in, 18.
Junandat, 141. Harmar,
Gen., Indian expedition of, 158.
Laurens, Plans
to secure for Society, Iarrison,
W. H., Burr writes to, 127.
549. Death
of, 209.
Meigs, Plans
to secure for Society, Tomb
of, to be secured by Society,
549. 550.
610 Indcx.
Harrison, W.
H. - Concluded. Illinois,
Aliens disfranchised in - Con-
Trail of, 583. cluded.
Tribute to
Circuit Riders, 189. Douglas
nominated for Congress in,
Hayes, Col.
Webb C., 543. 95.
Hayes Memorial
Building, Dedication of, Douglas supports convention nom-
576. inees,
80.
Occupancy of,
546. First
Congressional District Conven-
Progress on,
579. tion
in, S0.
"Herald
of Gospel Liberty," 199. Importance
of county political meet-
"Hickory
Clubs," 44, 108. ings
in, 73.
Highland Co.,
Rev. Walter born in, 193. Jackson
carries, 1824, 69.
History,
Definition of, 170, 179. Legislature
discusses "convention sys-
European
method of perpetuating, 183. tem,"
79.
Field of, 180. Legislature
endorses Jackson, 69, 70.
Inspiration
for literature, 180. Parties
slow in developing in. 68.
Inspiration
for patriotism, 182. Party
organization begun in, 73.
Nature of,
179. Precinct
delegate to county conven-
Repetition of,
185. tion,
76.
Romance of, 179. Township
system lacking, 68.
Sources of
knowledge, 183. Vandalia
democratic convention, 75,
Value in establishing governments, 78.
181, 182. Illinois
County, 156.
Van Dyke's
reference to, 170. Nominee
for governor, 1838, 96.
Hull, Gen.
Wm., Army of, 584. Indiana,
Beginnings Democratic party in,
Markers on
trail of, 587. 6.
Route of army,
584. Campaign
of 1828 in, 25, 32.
Trail of, 583. Campaign
of 1832 in, 45.
Huron County,
Organization of, 164. Campaign
of 1840 in, 110.
Sandusky Co.,
part of, 164. Congressional
District convention in,
32.
*~I.r~ ~Convention system established, 57.
Democratic
Assemblymen meet, 1830,
Illinois, Aliens
disfranchised in, 117. 41.
Campaign of
1828 in, 71. Democratic
candidate for governor,
Campaign of
1836 in, 79. 1828,
34.
Campaign of
1840 in, 113. Democratic
county conventions, 1833-
Conditions
ripe for party unity, 81. 36,
55.
Congressional
nominating conventions, Democratic
inactivity, 1829, 40.
95 Democratic
State committee meeting,
Convention
system, 68, 69, 77. 1828,
32.
Debate on
convention system in, 78. Democratic
party, 1833, 1836, 54, 58.
Democratic
control of, 1824-40, 69. Democratic
State Convention, 1828,
Democratic
county conventions in, in,
25.
1835, 74. Democratic
State Convention, 1831,
Democratic
County Convention, 1837, in,
42.
93, 94. Democratic
State Convention, 1833,
Democratic
factions in, 71. in,
55.
Democratic
party, Beginnings of, 68. Democratic
State Convention, 1836,
Democratic
party development in 1835- in,
58, 59.
36 in, 73. Democratic
State Convention, 1837,
Democratic
meetings for Jackson, 70. in,
92.
Democratic
unity, 97. Democratic
State Convention, 1840,
Democratic
press in, 96. in,
111.
Democratic
victory, 1838, 96. Democratic
victory, 42, 45, 93.
Democratic
victory, 1840, 117. Democrats
of, nominate Calhoun, 33.
Douglas,
active in politics of, 77. Democrats
lose in, 1837, 92.
Index. 611
Indiana
- Concluded. J.
Jackson
supporters in, 11. .
.
Jackson
supporters i,~ 11. Jackson, Andrew, Activity for, in
Ohio,
Laxity
in Democratic party, 1837, in,
1832 44.
1832,
44.
Burr's
plans, connection with, 135.
Lethargy
in 1835 campaign, 57. Burr
visits, 123.
Organization,
Democratic, in, 35. Calls
for volunteers against Spaniards,
Union
of parties suggested, 57. 127.
Whig
victory, 1830, in, 40. Election
of partisans of, in Indiana,
Illustrations,
Antioch College, 221. 1833,
55.
Cole,
W. H., 591. Hamilton
county partisans of, 15.
Congregational
Church at Dublin, O., Illinois
supports, 69, 70, 72.
204. Indiana
supporters, 1828, 11, 25.
Floating
ice in the Ohio, 589. Ohio
Legislature solicits his candi-
Home
of Rev. Walter, Dublin, 0., dacy,
38.
208. Ohio
State Convention for, 23.
Meek,
Basil, 38. Partisan
centers of, 19.
Old
Stone Church, Dublin, O., 200. Whig
forecast of his re-election, 40.
View
of the Ohio River, 590. Wins
in Ohio and Indiana, 1832, 45.
Village
of Dublin, 202. Janandat,
Lake, 140.
Walter,
Mrs. Lydia, 193. Jefferson
County Democratic party or-
Walter,
Rev. Isaac Newton, 191. ganized
in, 7.
Indians,
Contests with, 228. State
convention suggested by electors
in,
20.
Crawford's
campaign against, 157.
,
Crawford's
campaign i , 1. Jefferson, Thomas, Interest of, in West,
Disappearance
of, 185.
English
sympathizers, 148, 158.
.
Issues
proclamation on Burr con-
Eries
exterminated, 144.
spiracy,
132.
Families
of, 143.
Fie
Natioe s, 143.
"Jerks," The, 201.
Five
Nations, 143.
c ,
Five
Nati , 143. . .,Johnson, Col. R. M.,
110.
Greenville
Treaty, Pipe of, 232.
. 2,
Harmar's
expedition, 158.
Illinois supports, 72, 76.
Harmar's
expedition, 158.
Iroquois,
143.
Iroquois
culture, 231.
Mann's
partial to England, 149. Kansas-Nebraska,
Geology of, 171.
Nicolas,
141. Kansas,
Opposition to admission of, 172.
Reservations
for, in Sandusky Val- Prosperity
of, 175.
ley,
144. Kelsey,
B. C., Specimens presented to
Rights
of, to land, 142. Museum
by, 231.
Sandusky
Valley, in, 142. Knights
of the Golden Horse-shoe, 153.
Sandusky
Valley, purchase of, 166. Knox
County, 107.
Sandusky
Valley reservations, 160. Knox,
Wm. L., Archaeological collection
Trails
of, 583.
presented by, 232.
Treaties
with, for Sandusky Valley,
160.
L.
Treaty
of Greenville with, 160. Lamartine,
Definitions of History, 170.
Wayne's
expedition against, 159. Lands,
Indian reservations, 144.
Wyandots,
144. Turnpike,
144.
Indian
Trails, 139. Lexington,
Ky., Anti-Burr meeting at,
Indian
Villages, Junque-In-Dundeh, 144.
129.
Intemperance,
statistics on, 218. Library,
Society's, Donations to, 569.
Irish
organize for Democratic party, 1840, Licking
County, Jackson partisans or-
109.
ganized in, 21.
Iron
in the West, 178.
Lincoln, Abraham, debates with Douglas,
Iroquois,
collection of relics of, 231.
1839, 114.
Irving,
Washington, estimate of Ameri- Literature,
Sources of, 180.
can
Desert, 171. Logan
County, Democratic party in, 44.
612 Index.
Logan Elm
Park, Condition of, 547. Michigan
- Concluded.
Improvements
at, 545. Whigs
win, 1840, in, 119.
Report on,
to Society, 575. Young
Men's Democratic organization
Society gets title to, 548. in,
85.
Long, Major,
Estimate of Great Plain, Milhurn,
William H., 187.
171. Address
in Crystal Palace, 188.
Lower
Sandusky Township, 164. Mills,
W. C., Annual report of, 561.
Lucas,
Robert, Nominated for Governor, Books
presented to library by, 231.
48. Mississippi
River, Free trade granted
Lumber in
the West. 178.
on, 125.
Lyon,
Matthew, Burr's associate, 122.
Missionaries, Problems of, 197.
Moley, F.
J., Specimens donated to
M. Museum by,
231.
Moore, Waldo
C., Sketch of, 592.
Maine,
Prohibition in, 219.
Monroe County, Jackson convention in,
Madison,
James, 171. 22.
Mann,
Horace, President Antioch Col- n r
n n r n
Montgomery
County, Jackson resolutions
lege, 220.
Maps, Early,
of Sandusky Valley, 146. in,
19.
Lower
Sauk T , 1Jackson supporters in, 18.
Lower
Sandusky Township, 165.
Virginia
land rights, 151.
Moravians, Site of Schoenbrunn to be
for
gov-rsecured by Society, 550.
Mason,
Stevens T., nominated for govred by Societ,
0.
Masn . Stvns
. nominaated Wesley withdraws
from, 198.
ernor in
Michigan, 100.
McLean,
Judge John, 46.
Morgan, Col. George [See Burr.]
Morgan
County, 106.
Methodists,
Asbury, first bishop of, 199. Morgan
Couty, 106.
Mt. Vernon,
Democratic Congressional
Kelly, Jas.
O., withdraws from, 199.
Convention, 1830, at, 37.
Not
permitted toadminiConvention, 1830, at, 37.
Not
permitted to administer sacra-
ments,
198. toadmnisDemocratic young men's
organization,
ments, 198.
Republican,
199. 1840,
at, 108, 109.
Republican,
199.
Museum,
Society's, additions to. 563.
Michigan,
Ann Arbor convention, 82.
Campaign of
1835 in, 84. Copper
nugget presented to, 232.
Campaign of
1835 in, 84. Donations
to, 1.
Donations
to, 231.
Campaign of
1836 in, 85.
Campaign of
1838 in, 102. Greenville
Treaty Pipe presented to,
Campaign of
1840 in, 117. 2
Keith, Dr.,
of London, visits, 231.
Congressional
action on admission of,
86. Knox
collection presented to, 232.
Panama
collection in, 232.
Contest in
Democratic party over, 86.
, of
186 Portsmouth collection
presented to,
Convention
of 1836, 85.
Convention
system in, 83. 233.
De e s , 82. Relic room removed from
Capitol to,
Delegate
system, 82.
Democratic
organizations, 81, 98, 104. 5
Ross county
collection presented to,
Democratic
state convention, 1840, in,
118.
Democrats
win in, 104, 105. Smith,
Dr. I. N., collection presented
Democrats
win in, 104, 105.
Early developments of Democratic o,
232.
party in,
81. Sunday
opening of, 546, 563.
party in,
81.
Election in,
1837, 99, 10-'. Muskingum
County, Campaign of 1836 in,
History of,
82. 63.
Mason,
Stevens T., nominated for
Muskingum River, Burr's boats
on, 127,
governor of,
84. 131.
Party
organization well developed in, N.
82.
Refuses
terms of admission, 82. Names
mentioned, Blaine, James G., 234.
Results in
election of 1836, 87. Curtis,
George W., 234.
State Rights
faction in, 99. Foraker,
J. B., 234.
Whigs in,
84. Garfield,
James A., 234.
Index. 613
Names
Mentioned - Concluded.
Ohio, Beginning of Democratic Party
Hanna,
M. A., 234. in
-Concluded.
McKinley,
Wm., 234. Democratic
party in, 1833-36, 46.
Schurz,
Carl, 234. Democratic
party wins, 1832, in, 45.
Sherman,
John. 234. Democratic
state convention, 1828, in,
West,
Judge, 234. 23.
Nebraska,
Prosperity of, 175. Democratic
state convention, 1832, in,
Newspapers,
Canuidates department in, 39.
40. Democratic
state convention, 1836, in,
53.
Cinlcinnati-Gazette,
19. 5
Cohlmnbuis
Sentinel , 46. Democratic
state convention, 1837, in,
Columbus
Senltilel, 46.
Cross
and Journal, 211. 88.
Democratic,
in Michigan, 102, 119. Democratic young
men hold con-
Editorials
on probable western revo- vention
at Newark, 90.
lution,
126. Development
of Democratic party
Gospel
Herald, 210. from
1837-39 in, 89.
Gospel Heroald, 210.
In1dian
Democrat, 40. Enabling
Act for admission of, 162.
Influence
of, in Illinois politics, 96. Field
for religious experiments, 200.
List
of, 4. Jacksonian
newspapers in, 31.
National
Repulblicain, 10. Legislature
solicits Jackson's candi-
Ohio,
in campaign of 1836, 64, 66. dacy,
38.
Ohio
Gazette on Burr plans, 126. Part
of Illinois County, 156.
Ohio
Monitor, 46. State
election, 1830, 38.
Olio Statesman, 88. Unifying
Democratic party in, 35.
Political
activity of, 1828, 30. Whigs
carry in 1836, 67.
Religious,
210. Ohio
Company, First, 149.
Religious,
first in America, 199. Ohio
River, Projected canal around falls
Republican
Statesman, 48. of, 121, 123.
St.
Clairsville Gazette, 14. Ohio
State Audubon Society, 546.
Western
Spy, 122. (hio
Penitentiary, Rev. Walter preaches
Western
World suspicions Burr, 127, in, 214.
128,
129. Ohio
Valley, Burr conspiracy in, 121.
"New
Purchase," 166. Colonial
claims to, 150, 152.
"New Purchase," 166. French
take formal possession of, 116.
Noble
County, Archer settlement in, 226. Fren e forml pses o
First
Catholic Church in, 226. Oregon,
Lumber in, 178.
First
Catholic Church in, 226. Overturf,
Alva K., Collection presented
Settlement
of, 229. to
Museum by, 232.
Northwest,
Democratic party in, 1.
Whig
victory in 1840, in, 120.
Northwest
Territory. Division of, 162.
Organization
of, 152. Painting,
Exemplar of history, 183.
Norwegians,
National factors in Am- Patriotism inspired by history, 182.
erica,
173. Paully,
Ensign, Fort captured from, 147.
Perry
County, 107.
0. Pickaway County, Jackson convention
in,
22.
Ohio,
Beginning of Democratic party Pickawillany,
Capture of, 149.
in,
6. English
at, 149.
Campaign
of 1832 in, 43. Pike,
Lieut, Estimate of Great Plain,
Campaign
of 1832 in, 43.
Campaign
of 1840 in, 106. 11.
Counties
active in campaign 1840, 106. Pilgrims,
The, 173.
Democratic
activity, 1838, 90. Pioneers,
The, 173.
Democratic
activity, 1840, 108. Character
of, 173.
Democratic
Congressional Convention, Experiences
of, 187, 228.
1828,
in, 29. Influence
of environments on, 196.
Democratic
newspapers, 1838, in, 90. Noble
county, in, 226.
614 Index.
Pioneers,
The'-Concluded. Religion,
Controversies on, 204, 211.
Preachers
among, 187. Debates
on, 205.
Spirit
of, 173, 174. Doctrine
of Christ's divinity, 211.
Pioneer
Preachers [See Walter, Isaac "Jerks,"
the, 201.
Newton.] Ohio,
a field for experiment in, 200.
Character
and work of, 188. Pioneer
preachers, 187.
Contentment
of, 189. Revolution
of, 198.
Education
of, 188, 196. Revolutionary
Year, 1793, 198.
Experiences
of, 190. Revolutions,
political, 198.
Tribute
to, 188, 190. Revolutions,
religious, 198.
Poetry.
"No foot of land do I possess," Richland
County, 107.
189.
~~~189~~.~~ Richter, Henry, Archaeological specimens
Rev.
I. N. Walter, on, 225.
presented to Muse!um by, 231.
Political
campaigns, 1824, 7. "Rifle,
ax and Saddle-bags," 187.
Political
campaigns, 1828, 27, 43. Ripley,
"Eliza," crosses river at, 590.
Political
campaigns, 1828, Election ma- Rocky Mountains, iron il,
178.
chinery
of, 31. Ross
County, 107.
Financing
of, 31. Archaeological
collection from, 231,
Influence
of, in Ohio and Indiana, 33. 233.
Result
of, in Ohio and Indiana, 34. Jackson
convention in, 23.
Political
campaigns, organization activities
of,
44. Ryan, D. J., "Masters of
men," by, 234.
of,
44.
Partisan
bitterness of, 30.
Political
Clubs, 29. S.
Political
"Masters of Men," review of,,,
q4, , Sandusky County, Aborigines of, 142.
234.
Political
Parties, Campaign of, 1840, 106. rchaeological history of, 139.
Democratic
in Northwest, 1.Boundaries
of, 139.
Illinois
opposes convention system, 68. Erie
County formed from, 168.
Township
elections based on, 109. Evolution
of, 138.
Preachers,
Pioneer, 187, 188. General
description of, 138.
Prehistoric
Remains, 139. Geology
of, 138.
Presidential
Campaigns, Early, 6. Organization
of, 168.
Presidential
Campaigns in 1824, 6, 13. Origin
and meaning of name, 141.
Presbyterians,
"Christian Church" with- art
of Augusta County Va., 154.
draws
from, 199. Part
of Botetourt County, Va., 154.
Prohibition,
[See Temperance.] [See In Part
of Delaware County, 163.
temperance.] Part
of Franklin County, 162.
Maine,
in, 218. Part
of Hamilton County, 161.
Puritan,
The, St. Gauden's statue of, 175. Part
of Huron County, 164.
Part
of Orange County, 154.
Q. Part of Spottsylvania County. 153.
Quakers,
195. Part
of Wayne County, 161.
Quebec
Act, Passage of, 152. Slaves
captured in, 28, 140.
Under
Virginia rule, 153.
R. Sandusky River,
Description of, 140.
Historic
events on, 140.
Races,
The, Amalgamation of, in Am- Sandusky
Valley, British claims to, 147.
erica,
185. Contending
powers for, 142.
Radnor
Township, 163. Early
forts in, 146.
Randall,
E. O., Annual report of, a Sec- Early
maps of, 146.
retary
of Society, 545. English
in, 147.
Editorialana
by, 231, 233, 234, 591. French
claims to, 145.
Represents
Society in court at Fre- Indian
possessions in, 156.
mont,
543. Indian
reservations in, 160.
Relic
Room removed rom
Capitol to Indian
treaties in, 160.
Museum,
550, 662. Wyandots
in, 145.
Index. 615
Schoenbrunn,
Plans to secure, for So- Society
~ Concluded.
ciety, 531. Library
of, 231.
Scioto County,
Archaeological specimens Logan
Elm Park improved by, 545.
from, 233. Meetings
of finance committee of, 545.
Jackson
convention in, 23. Members present
at 30th annual meet
Seip, John,
Specimens presented to Mu- ing,
541.
seunt by, 231. Members
present at adjourned annual
Seneca County,
107. meeting,
544.
Serpent Mound,
committee on, reports Moore,
Waldo C., Trustee of, 592.
to Society, 574. Museum
of, 231, 546, 561, 563.
Serpent Mound
Park, Condition of, 547. Necrological
report to, 573.
Snannon,
Wilson, 108, 110. New life
members of, 582.
Shelby County,
Democratic party in, 44. New
trustees of, 575, 591.
Silver in West,
178. Officers
of, 580.
Slaves, capture
of, in Sandusky County, Plans
of Ohio history in civil war
140. outlined
to, 547.
Escape of
Margaret Garner, 589. Plans
for purchase of Ft. Laurens
Fugitive, 689. for,
549.
Smith, Dr. I.
N., Archaeological collec- Plans
to secure Ft. Meigs for, 549.
tion presented
to Museum, 232. Plans
to secure Gen. Harrison's tomb
Smith, John,
[See Burr.] for,
550.
Burr's
associate, 121, 122. Plans to secure
Schoenbrunn for, 550.
Social life,
comment on, 218. Policeman
requested by, for Spiegel
Society, Additions to Library of, 568. Grove,
543.
Adjourned
session, 544. Preliminary meeting
of, 541.
Annual
appropriations for, 547. Protests
against change of name of
Annual budget
of, 545. street
near Spiegel Grove, 543.
Annual meeting
of Trustees, 541, 543, Publications
of, reprinted, 579.
578. Publications
placed in schools, 549.
Annual
publications, appropriations Reports
free gas for Spiegel Grove,
for, 551. 543.
Annual volumes
republished, 548. Reports
of committees to, 570.
Appropriations
for, 555. Secretary's
annual report to, 545.
Archaeological
field work of, 561. Serpent
Mound committee reports
Auditor's
annual report to, 553. to,
574.
Change of
fiscal year of, 542. Spiegel
Grove committee reports to,
Cole, Wm. H.,
Trustee of, 591. 572.
Condition of Logan
Elm Park re- Standing
committees of, 581.
ported to, 547. Sundry
appropriation bill for, 548.
Condition of
Serpent Mound Park re- Time
of annual meeting of, 541.
ported to, 547. Title
to Logan Elm Park obtained.
Constitution of
amended, 542. 548.
Curator's and
Librarian's report to, Treasurer's
annual report to, 557.
Treasurer's
annual report to, 557.
561. '. -..Trustees,
Douglas, Albert. resigns, 545.
Directs
preparation of
"History of Moore, . C., appointed, 542.
Moore, Wm. C.,
appointed, 542.
Ohio in the
Civil War," 546.
Ohio in the
Civil War," 546.
Treadway, Francis W., appointed,
Employees of,
not subject to Civil.
Service rules,
548.
Service rules,
548. Yeagley,
J. W., appointed, 542.
Field work of,
567.
Finance of,
541. Spain grants
lands on Mississippi River,
Ft. Ancient
report to, 1570. 125.
"Gard
library" presented to, 569. Spiegel
Grove, 140.
Hayes Memorial
building, progress Change
of street name near, 543.
reported, 579. Free
gas for, 543.
Historical
sources to be secured by, Policeman
appointed for, 543.
576. Report
to Society on, 572.
616 Index.
Spottswood,
Gov., Expedition of, 153. Walter,
Rev. I. N. - Concluded.
State
historical societies, Buildings of, Church
persecution and unity, on, 203.
184. (losing
year of life, 224.
Value of,
182. Conversion
of, 197.
State
Rights, Michigan, in, 99. Death
of, 224.
Statues,
Examplars of history, 183. Debates
with Methodists, 205.
St. Clair,
Arthur, Indian expedition of, Editor
of paper, 210.
159. Education
on, 222.
St. Gaudens,
Statue of the Puritan by, Extended
journeys of, 202.
175. Family
of, 192.
Streams,
Duck Creek, 229. Health
breaks, 208.
Sumner,
Chas., quoted in cities of West, Helps
found Antioch College, 221.
178. Identified with
"Christian Church"
Swartswout,
Samuel, Messenger for Burr, movement,
201.
125. Influence
of, in New York, 207.
T. Incident
of Christianity of, 195.
Tammany
H-all, 207. Interest
in education, 209, 210.
Tariff,
Early discussion of, 18. Tines
on, 225.
Temperance
reform, 209. Locates
at Dublin, O., 201.
Temperance,
Walter, Rev., on, 214. Marriage
of, 201.
Tiffin,
Gov., apprised of Burr's plans, 131. Meets
Dorothy Dix, 215.
fodd, Dr. T.
Wingate, visits Museum, Noted
friends of, 213.
231. Opposes
war, 223.
Trails,
Character of, 583. Ordination
of, 201.
Clay's, 583. Orthodoxy,
opposes in New York, 206.
Ilarrison's,
583. Pastor
in New York, 218.
Indian, 583,
686. Pioneer
preacher, 187.
I.abor
necessary on, 584. Portrait
of, 191.
Zane's, 583. Power
as a preacher, 214.
Travel,
Methods of, 1836, 53. Preaching
points of, 206.
Treaties,
Greenville, 160. Preachers
in Ohio penitentiary, 214.
Indian, for
Sandusky Valley, 160. Sketch
of, 193.
Trimble,
Gov. Allen, 31. Social
fads, on, 218.
U. Southern
trip, 215, 217.
Uncle Tom's
Cabin, Eliza crossing the Temperance,
on, 209, 214.
Ohio, 588. Time
of service, 191.
Underground
Railroad, 588. Travels
of, 212, 217.
Unitarians,
211. Walter,
Mrs. Lydia A., Portrait of, 193.
United
States Bank, Political issue, 49. War
of 1812, Sandusky Indians friendly
United
States, Apparent destiny of, 179.
to Americans, 160.
Extent of,
179.
oExtent of,
179. 8War, Opinions on, 223.
Government
of, 198.
mPassing of, 185. Warren County, Jackson supporters in,
Passing of,
185.
10.
V. Washington, Geo.,
Interest in the West,
Van Buren,
Martin, 60.
171.
Illinois
supports, 72, 76.
Illinois
supports, 72, 76. Washington,
Lumber in, 178.
Van Dyke,
Ienry, Definition of history, Water
power in West, 178.
Water power
in West, 178.
,. 171 ,..0). ,
., Wayne, Anthony, Expedition
of, 159.
Virginia,
Claims of, in Ohio Valley, 150.
Spurs worn by 32.
Spurs worn
by, 232.
Virginia
Military Lands, survey of, 232.
Wayne
County, Adams resolutions in, 19.
W. Democratic
meetings, 1835, in, 57.
Walter, Rev.
I. N., Ancestry of, 194, 195. Early
political activities in, 8.
Biography
of, 191. Extent
of, 194.
Called to
"Christian Church" in New Original
boundary of, 161.
York, 205. Sandusky
County, part of, 161.
Index. 617
Webster, Homer
J., History of Demo- Whigs
- Concluded.
cratic party
in Northwest, 1. Michigan,
win, 1840, 120.
Wesley,
Charles, 198. Oppose
admission of Michigan, 82.
Western
Reserve, Democratic party in, Whitaker,
Mr. and Mrs. James, First
30. Ohio
settlers, 141.
West, The,
American history, 170. "White
Pilgrims," The, 206.
Conception of
liberty in, 174. Wilkinson,
Gen. James, Burr meets, 123,
Development
of, 175. 124.
Early pioneers
of, 171. Displeased
with Spanish contract, 125.
Growth contrasted with sea-board Place
of, in Burr conspiracy, 121, 124.
states, 174. Writes
Burr, 125.
Historical
duties, 186. Woodbridge,
Dudley, Associate of Blen-
H-low it was
procured, 179.
nerhassett, 127.
Jefferson's
interest in, 171. Wright, G.
F., Presides at annual neet-
Invasion of,
175. ing,
544.
Meager
knowledge of, 170. "See
Ohio First," by, 577.
Natural
resources of, 178.
Natural
resources of, 178.
Wyandots, Character of, 145.
Pioneers of,
173.
Pioneers of,
173. Friendly
to Americans, 160.
Possibility of
great cities in, 178.rominence of, 144.
Prominence of,
144.
Prosperity of,
175.
Rapid growth
of, 172. Wyoming,
Coal in, 178.
Spiritual
development of, 173.
Washington's
interest in, 171.
Y.
Wetzel, Lewis,
229. Yankee,
origin of name, 233.
Whigs,
Congressman elected over Doug-
las, 96.
Z.
Franklin
County, in, 64.
Michigan, win,
1839, 105. Zane,
Ebenezer, Trace of, 583.
INDEX TO VOLUME XXIV.
NOTE: -That
portion of this volume
embracing the monograph
entitled
"A History of Banking and Currency in Ohio Before the Civil
War,"
contained in pages 235-533, is separately indexed on pages 534-539
and is
therefore not included in the General Index of this volume.
A. Articles, Editorialana
- Concluded.
First Catholic
Church in Ohio, 226.
Adair, Gen. John,
Burr's associate, 121, History
of Banking and Currency Be-
123. fore
the Civil War, 235.
Adams County,
Early political activity History
of Democratic Party organi-
of, 8. zation
in the North West.
Adams, John,
170. Hull's
Trace or Trail, 583.
Adams, J. Q.,
30. Isaac
Newtol Walter, 187.
Political
opinions on, 19. "Masters
of Men," review of, 234.
Algonquins,
Families of, in Sandusky, 143. Ohio
cave dwellers, 594.
Aliens,
disfranchisement of, 117. "Origin
of name Yankee," 233.
Allen, William
Gov., 110. Recent donation
to Library and
Americana
presented to Library, 231. Museum,
231.
"American
Desert," Irving's account of, Recently
appointed trustees of So-
171. ciety,
591.
Americanists,
Meeting of, prevented, 563. The
Aaron Burr Conspiracy in the
American
history, The West in, 170. Ohio
Valley, 121.
Americans, a
new race, 185. Thirtieth
annual meeting of the Ohio
Antioch
College, Decline of, 222. State
Archaeological and Historical
Founding of,
199, 221. Society,
541.
Rev. Walter's
books given to, 192. The
West in American history, 170.
Asbury, Bishop,
First in America, 199. Where
did Eliza cross the Ohio? 588.
Archaeology,
Banner stones, 232.
Carved deer
horn, 233.' ,,0Art, History perpetuated by, 183.
Carved deer
horn, 233.
Celt, unique,
233.
Collections of,
231.
B.
Copper nugget,
231.
Crematories
discovered, 568. Ball's
battlefield, 140.
Effigy pipe,
232. Banking,
History of, in Ohio, 235.
Field work in,
by Society, 561, 567. Index
to articles on, 534.
Iroquoian
culture, 232. Baptists,
"Christian" Church withdraws
Jade specimen,
233.
Ohio cave
dwellers, 594.Newspapers of 211.
Overturf
collection given to Museum,
232. Bascom,
Henry Bidleman, Chaplain of
Panama
collection in Museum, 232.
Congress, 189.
Pink flint
spear point, 233. Battles,
Fallen Timbers, 159.
Pipe, 232. Beans,
228.
Pipe collection
found, 568. Belmont
County, Campaign, 1828 in, 31.
Tremper Mound
opened, 567. Democratic
Club in, 1828, 30.
Westenhaver
Mound opened, 567. Democratic
Party in, 1829, 14, 35.
Archer, Senator
W. B., "First Catholic Jackson
Convention in, 22.
Church"
by, 226. Jackson
supporters in, 17.
Articles,
Editorialana, 231, 591. Bible,
The, as history, 181.
Evolution of
Sandusky County, 138. Bibliography,
Democratic Party, 3.
(605)