INDEX
| ABBOT, JOSIAH E., delegate to National Union Convention, 351 | |
| Abell, Judge Edwin, tells New Orleans grand jury reassembly of 1864 convention was unlawful, 346; arrested by Federal authorities, 347; removed by Gen. Sheridan, 572 | |
| Abolitionists displeased with Lincoln, 20; hire thugs to break up Johnson meeting in Cleveland, 364 | |
| Adams, Charles Francis, writes in praise of Johnson's message to Congress, 274; suggested for Seward's place, 464 | |
| Adamson, John W., fictitious character used by Baker in evidence against Johnson, 406 | |
| Address to the People of the South, 98 | |
| Advertiser ( Boston) selected by Sumner for publication of Schurz's letters from South, 219 | |
| African Methodists pray to Senate, 601 | |
| Aiken, Col. John A., Whig candidate for Congress in 1843, beaten by Johnson, 78 | |
| Alabama ends career, 19 | |
| Alabama claims to be arbitrated with England, 645 | |
| Alabama Constitutional Convention repeals Secession Ordinance, 251 | |
| Alabama black code, 282 | |
| Alcorn, J. L., elected to Senate from Mississippi, 256 | |
| Alden, J. W., warns Radicals, 215, 216 | |
| Alexandria, convalescent camp at, 9 | |
| Allen, C. M., presents name of Andrew Johnson for Vice President at National Union Convention, 56 | |
| Allison, William B., tells House that Johnson appointed dishonest men to office, 386 | |
| Alta Vela case, 534-538, 573 | |
| Alta Vela claim, favorable opinions for it sought from leaders in impeachment proceedings, 535; half per cent interns reigned to Jeremiah S. Black and partners, 535; American right to guano indorsed by Gen. Butler, 535, 536 | |
| Ambulances carrying wounded soldiers familiar sight on streets of Washington, 9 | |
| Amnesty Proclamation, draft by President Johnson, 185; inclusions and exceptions, 187, 188; Johnson issues another proclamation, 467; drafted by Seward, 468 | |
| Andrew, Gov. John A., seeks candidate for Vice Presidential nomination, 31; goes to Baltimore Convention to help Hamlin, 38; commends Johnson's course, 221; opposes negro suffrage, 227; urges Johnson to sign Civil Rights Bill, 307; suggested by F. P. Blair for Secretary of State, 385 | |
| Anthony, D. R., telegraphs Pomeroy and Ross, 605; beats up Ross, 630 | |
| Arkansas, readmission discussed in Senate, 617, 618 | |
| Armies of the North reviewed in Washington, closing act of Civil War, 186 | |
| "Arm-in-Arm Convention" applied to Philadelphia gathering by Radical newspaper correspondents, 351 | |
| Armistice, between Gen. Sherman and Gen. Johnsonon, disturbing to Johnson, Stanton and Grant, 171; ready to be signed between Sherman and Johnston, 172 | |
| Armstrong, William H., accompanies Simon Cameron to Gen. Butler to explain selection as Vice Presidential candidate, 30 | |
| Arnold, Samuel, arrested at Fortress Monroe as Lincoln plotter, 194; escapes death penalty, 205 | |
| Articles of Impeachment against President Johnson, 516 | |
| Ashley, James M., prefers Chase to Lincoln as a candidate, 26; indorses President's speech, 170; introduces resolution of impeachment, 382; resolution fails, 401; arraigns Johnson in resolution directing Judiciary Committee to examine his official acts, 403, 404; undertakes to manufacture evidence against President, 412; tampers with Surratt, 412-415; summoned before Judiciary Committee to tell what evidence he has against President, 415; resolution adopted for continuing Judiciary Committee investigation by 40th Congress, 416; record in the war investigated for the President, 416- 417; speaks in Ohio campaign for Radicals, 468; makes opening speech on impeachment resolution, 512 | |
| Assassination of Lincoln at Ford's Theater, 160; rumors of plans against Johnson, Stanton and Grant, 161; trial of persons implicated in Lincoln's assassination gets under way, 190; history of tragedy and its aftermath, 193 et seq.; Stanton issues proclamation accusing Southern leaders and offering rewards for their arrest, 197; Sanders and Tucker deny any acquaintance with Booth or his accomplices, 198; Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Atzerodt and Herold executed, 211 | |
| Astor, William B., on committee to visit Johnson, 290 | |
| Attorney-General's office approves Military Commission's findings, sets date of executions, 209 | |
| Atzerodt, George A., refuses to undertake assassination of Johnson, 192; captured in Western Maryland, 194; executed, 211 | |
| BABCOCK, GEN. ORVILLE E., one of Grant's intimates, 631; implicated in Whiskey Ring, 642 | |
| Badeau, Adam, takes note of interview between Grant and Wade, 603 | |
| Baird, Gen. Absalom, urged to prevent assembly of convention in New Orleans, 346; telegraphs Stanton for instructions on grand jury action, 347 | |
| Baker, Lafayette C., estimates number of "fountains of ruin" in Washington, 9; reports to Secretary Stanton on number of gambling houses, 10; appointed head of Secret Service, |
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Publication information:
Book title: The Age of Hate:Andrew Johnson and the Radicals.
Contributors: George Fort Milton - Author.
Publisher: Coward-McCann.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 1930.
Page number: 755.
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