Ferriss, Orange, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.. Perry, Orrin, S., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 62; amendments to amnesty and civil rights bill, and votes on, 76. Ferry, Thomas W., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; Senator in 42d, 63; resignation of, (note,) 64. Fifteenth Amendment, copy of, 43; votes on the validity of, 44, 45; action of Legislatures of New Jersey and New York on, 129-130. Finkelnbueg, Gustavus A., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 64; motion on tariff, and vote on, 93. Fish, Hamilton. Secretary of State, 62. Fisher, John, Rppresentative in 41stCongress, 2. Fisheries, The, President Grant on, 18. 19, 23; pro- visions in Treaty of Washington relative to, 101, 102,103-104; products of, (note,) 191. Fitch, Thomas, Representative in 41st Congress, 3. Flanagan, James W.t Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 63. Florida, Senators and Representatives 41st Con- gress, 1-2; in 42d, 63-64; Republican platform of 1872,153-154; apportionment of representa- tion, population, and vote in Electoral College under census of 1860 and 1870, 182; electoral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,; 183; manufactures, 191. Foreign-born Citizens, proposed amendments on eligibility of, to the Presidency, 39, 41-42, and vote thereon, 41-42. Foreign Intercourse Expenditures, annual, from 1860 to 1871, inclusive, 187; gross amount of, from 1789 to 1871,188; items of, (note,) 188. Forker, Samuel C., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Foster, Charles, Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Foster, Henry D., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Foster, Wilder D., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 64. Fourteenth Amendment, copy of, 43; votes on the validity of, 44,45; act to enforce the provisions of, and vote on, 85-90; note respecting, 43. Fowler, Joseph S.. Senator in 4lsr Congress, 1. Fox, John, Representative in 41st Congress, 2. Free Common Schools, proposed amendment to cre- ate,39; bill to provide for the maintenance of, and votes on. 122-124. Free List, under act (if 1872, 192-201. Free Trade, proposed amendment to secure, 41. Frelinghuysen, Frederick T., Senator in 42d Con- gress. 62; amendments to amnesty bill, and votes on, 73-80. Frye, William P., Representative in 42d Congress, 63; supplementary civil rights bill introduced by, 83. Fund, Common-school, bill to create a, and votes
on,122-124. Garfield, James A., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63. Garrett, Abraham E., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Geary, John W., ballots for the Presidency, 210-211. Geneva Arbitration, members of, 106. Georgia, Senators and Representatives in 41st Con- gress, 1-2; in 42d, 62-63; Republican and Demo- cratic platforms of 1872, 154; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College undercensuses of 1860 and 1870.182; popu- lar and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868,182; election in 1870,182; wealth,local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191. German States, President Grant's message respect- ing union of, 28. Getz, J. Lawrence, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 4zd, 63. Gibson, James IL, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Giddings, De Witt C, Representative in 42d Con- gress, 64. Gilbert, Abijah, Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in
42d, 63. Gilfillan, Calvin W., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Gold, Fluctuations, from 1862 to 1870, inclusive,
191; premiums on sales of, (note,) 187. Goldthwaite, George, Senator in 42d Congress,62.
Golladay, Edward I., Representative in 42d Congress, 63; proposed constitutional amend- ment, 42. Goodrich, Milo, Representative in 42d Congress, 63; amendment to educational bill, and vote on, 123. Gorham, George C, Secretary of the Senate, 1, 62. Grant, Ulysses S., President, Cabinet Of, 62; Letter Of, to supplementary civil rights meet- ing, 132; Messages Of, second annual, 16-22; third annual, 23-27; Special Messages Of, on territorial government for Indians, 27/28; on the union of the States of Germany, 28; on the "test-oath," 28, 29; on the condition of the lately insurrectionary States, 29; on the re- port of the San Domingo commission, 29, 30; on the report of the civil service com- mission, 30, 31; on lawlessness in South Car- olina, 31; respecting immigrants, 31, 32; veto- ing J.Milton Best's claim, 32; transmitting to Senate proposed new article to treaty of Wash- ington, 105; Orders Of, respecting the eight- hour law, 70; Proclamations Of, neutrality, 8-11; warning against illegal military enter- prises, 11,12; commanding dispersion of armed men in South Carolina, 12; calling attention to the Ku Klux act, 12, 13; commanding the dis- persion of unlawful combinations in certain counties of South Carolina, 13; suspending the habeas corpus, 13, 14; revoking said suspension as to Marion county, 14,15; making it as to Union, 15; discontinuing discriminating duties on merchandise imported in Spanish vessels, 15, 16; executive order enforcing the additional rules of thecivil service commission, 65-69; en- forcing the amnesty act, 73; renomination of, 203; letter of acceptance of, 205. Greeley, Horace, nomination of, 206,210; letters of
. acceptance of, 208-209,214. Griffith, Samuel, Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Griswold, John A., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Groesbeck, William S., ballot for the Presidency,
210. Habeas Corpus, PresidentGrant's proclamation sus- pending, in certain counties of South Carolina, 13, 14; revoking the suspension as to Marion county, South Carolina, 14, 15; suspending in Union county, South Carolina, 15; votes on motions to strike out of Ku Klux bill clause authorizing suspension of, 87-88; votes on pro- posed extension of clause suspending, 88. Haight, Charles, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Haldeman, Richard J., Representative in ,41st
Congress, 2; in 42d, 63. Hale, Eugene, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63; amnesty bills, and votes on, 75-81; bill of, respecting salt, 94; resolution of, respect- ing salt and coal, 96. Halsey, George A., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Hambleton, Samuel, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63. Hamill, Patrick, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Hamilton, Charles M., Representative in 41st
Congress, 2. Hamilton, Morgan C, Senator in 41st Congress, 1;
in 42d, 63. Hamilton, William T., Senator in 41st Congress, 1;
in 42d, 62, Hamlin, Hannibal, Senator in 41st Congress, 1;
in42d,62. Hancock, John, Representative in 42d Congress,
64, Handley, William A., Representative in 42d
.Congress, 63. Hanks, James M., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 64. Harlan, James, Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in
42d, 63. Harmer, Alfred C, Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Haf.per, James C, Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Haf.ris, George E., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d', 63. Hab.ris, John S., Senator in 41st Congress, 1. Haf.ris, John T., Representative in 42d Congress, 03.
Havens, Harrison E., Representative in 42d Con- gress 64 Hawkins, Isaac R., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Hawley, John B., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 64; constitutional amendment pro- posed by, 42. Hawley, Joseph R., ballot for Vice President at
Philadelphia., 1872, 203. Hay, John B., Representative in 41st Congress, 2;
in42d, 64. Hays, Charles, Representative in 41st Congress 2; in 42d, 63. Hazelton, Gerry W., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 64. Hazelton, John W., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Heplin, Robert S., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Hereford, Frank, Representative in 42d Congress, 64; amendment to educational bill, and vote on, 123-124; resolution of, respecting mixed schools, and vote on, 124. Herndon, William S., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 6-t. Hibbard, Ellery A., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63; resolution of, on tariff and taxation, 95. Hill, John, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d. 63.
Hill, Joshua, Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 62; amendment to amnesty and civil rights bill, and vote on. 78.
Hitchcock, PhineasW., Senator in 42d Congress,63.
Hoar, George E„ Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d. 63. Hoar, E. R., Attorney General, opinion on eight- hour law, 69. Hqge, Solomon L., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Holman, William S.. Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d,63; amendment to educational bill, and vote on, 123; amendment to Ku Klux bill, 88; motions on and amendment to St. Croix bill, and votes^on, 124-125, 127. Holmes, Charles H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Homesteads, proposed amendments tosecure, 41,42. Hooper, Samuel, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63; supplementary civil rights bill of, 83. Hotchkiss,Giles W., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Houghton, Sherman 0., Representative in 42dCon- gress, 64. House of Representatives, proposed amendment respecting, 42; resolution on power of, respect- ing treaties, 128; vote in 4th Congress as to power over treaty stipulations, (note,) 128; reso- lution on power of Senate to amend bills of, 128-129. Howard, Jacob M., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; action on XIVth amendment, 43. Howe, Timothy 0., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in
42d, 63. Howell, James B., Senator in 41st Congress, 1. Idaho, population of, (note,)182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; manufactures, 191. Illinois, Senators and Representatives in 41st Con- gress, 1-2; in 42d, 63 64; Republican and Demo- cratic platforms of 1871, 133-135; Republican,, Democratic, and Liberal Republican of 1872, 154-156; apportionment of representation, pop- ulation, and vote in Electoral College under census of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and elect- oral vote at presidential election in 1868, 182; election in 1870,182; in 1871,182; new constitu- tion of the State of, 46-48; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191. Immigrants, President Grant's special message respecting, 31, 32. Imports, proposed amendment to prohibit duties on, 41; reduction of duties on, 185. Indiana, Senators and Representatives in 41st Con- gress, 1-2; in 42d, 63; resolution of senate of, on XVth amendment, 44; Republican and Demo- cratic platforms of 1872, 156-158; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868,182; election in 1870,182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in,183; relative rank in, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191.
Indians, President Grant on treatment of, 21, 26; special message recommending territorial form of government for, 27,28; sundry facts respect- ing, (note,)190; amount annually spent on, from 1860 to 1871, inclusive, 187; gross amount spent on, from 1789 to 1871, 188; items concerning expenditures on, (note,) 190. Ingersoll, Ebon C, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; constitutional amendment proposed by, 40.
Interest, paid, annual amount, on public debt, from 1860 to 1871, 187; gross amount, (note,) 187; gross amount of, from 1789 to 1871,189.
Intermarriage of Whites And Blacks, proposed amendment to prohibit, 41.
Internal Revenue, reduction of, 185; annual amount of, irom 1863 to 1871,187 ; gross amount of, from 1789 to 1871,187; table showing changes in 1872, 202-203.
Iowa, Senators and Representatives in 41st Con- gress, 1-2; in 42d, 63-64; Republican and Demo- cratic platforms of 1871, 135-136; Republican, Democratic, and Liberal Republican of 1872,158; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under census of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870,182; in 1871,182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; legislative action on female suffrage, 120-121; manufactures, 191,
Iron, American, amendment to the St. Croix and Lake Superior railroad bill, relative to use of, and vote on, 126.
Jenckes, Thomas A., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Jewett, Daniel T., Senator in 41st Congress, (note,) 1.
Johnson-clarendon Convention, copy of the, 106-168.
Johnson, James A., Representative in 41st Con- gress 2.
Johnston, John W., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 62; amendment to enforcement act, 8.
Jones, Alexander H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Jones, Thomas L., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; resolution of, respecting right of secession and amnesty, 36.
Jones, William T., constitutional amendment proposed by, 42.
Judd, Norman B., Representative in 41st Congress, 2.
Judicial Expenses from 1860 to 1871, inclusive, (note,) 187-188.
Julian,George W., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; constitutional amendment proposed by, 40; ballots for Vice President, 206; for the Pres- idency, 211.
Kansas, Senators and Representatives in 41st Con- gress, 1, 3; in 42d. 63, 64; Republican, Demo- cratic,and Liberal Republican platforms of 1872, 158-159; apportionment of representation, pop- ulation, and vote in Electoral College under cen- sus of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868,182; election in 1870, 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufac- tures, 191.
Kelley, William D., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63; resolutions of, on tariff and taxation, 37, 96; motions on tariff by, 93.
Kellogg, Stephen W., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 4zd, 63.
Kellogg, William P., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 63.
Kelly, James K., Senator in 42d Congress, 63.
Kelsey, William H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Kendall. Charles W., Representative in 42dCon- gress, 64.
Kentucky, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in42d,63; Republican andDemo- ocratic platforms of 1871, 136-137; Republican and Democratic of 1872, 159-160; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Elec- toral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870,182; popular and electoral vote at presidential elec- tion of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; in 1871, 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191.
Kerr, Michael C, Representative in 41st Congress* 2; 42d, 63.
Ketcham, John H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63; motion on St. Croix bill, and vote on, 126.
Killinger, John W., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63; resolution respesting public lands, 128; amendment to the St. Croix bill, and vote on, 126.
King, Andrew, Representative in 42d Congress, 64; constitutional amendment proposed by, 41. Kinsella Thomas, Representative in 42d Congress, 63.
Knapp, Charles, Representative in 41st Congress, 2. Knott, J. Proctor, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Ku Klux Act, President Grant's proclamation call- ing attention to the, 12,13; his message on, and his action under, 25, 26; copyof, 85-87; votes on, 87,88,89; proposed extension of, 89, 90. Labor Question, The, votes referring to, 69, 70, 71, 72; votes on the bill to create commission to investigate condition of, 71; votes on, 71, 72.
Laplin, Addison H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Lamison, Charles N., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Lamport, William H., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Land Policy, President Grant on, 21, 22, 26. Lands, farm statistics of, 184; public, disposition made of, 185-186; receipts from, from 1789 to 1871, 187. Lansing, William B., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63.
Lash, Israel G., Representative in 41st Congress, 2. Lawrence, William, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; constitutional amendment proposed by, 40.
Leach, James M., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. "legal-tender" Notes, proposed amendment respecting, 40; decision of Supreme Court of United States in 1871 upon, 52-62; proposed bill to receive them in one third payment of cus- toms, and vote on, 127. Lewis, John F., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 62; ballot for, for Vice President atPhiladelphia, 1872, 203. Lewis, Joseph H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in42d, 63.
Liberal Republican National Platform of 1872, 206-208.
Lincoln, Abraham, popular and electoral vote for, in 1860 and 1864, (note,) 182.
Loan of 1870, vote of House on method of negoti- ating, 128.
Logan, John A., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; Senator in 42d, 63; resignation of, (note,) 64.
Long, James E., Representative in 41st Congress, 2.
Loughridge, William, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; reporton woman suffrage, 110-117.
Louisiana, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 63; Republican, (two wings,) and Reform platforms of 1872,160-162; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870,182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; amendments to constitution of, 48; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191.
Lowe, David P., Representative in 42d Congress, 64.
Lumber, provisions in treaty of Washington relative to American, 103.
Lynch, John, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63.
Maine, Senators and Representatives in 41st Con- gress, 1-2; in 42d, 62-63; Republican and Demo- cratic platforms of 1872,162-163; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Elect- oral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870,182; popular and electoral vote at presidential elec- tion of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; in 1871, 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183;legislative action of, on female suffrage, 121; manufactures, 191. Manning, John, jr., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Manson, Mahlon D., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Manufactures, table showing total value of gross production of, 1850,1860, and 1870,191.
Marshall, Samuel S., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 64. Maryland, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 62-63; Republican plat- form of 1871, 137-138; Republican of 1872, 163; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870,182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870,182; in 1871, 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191.
Massachusetts, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 62-63; Republican platform of 1871, 138-139; apportionment of rep- resentation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870, 183; popular and electoral vote at "residential elec- tion of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; in 1871, 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note.) 183; legislative action of, on female suffrage, 121; manufactures, 191.
Mayham, Stephen L., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Maynard, Horace, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in42d,63; uaotionon civil rights bill, 74; bal- lot for Vice President at Philadelphia, 1872, 203.
M'carthy, Dennis, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. M'clellan, George B., popular and electoral vote for, in 1864, (note,) 182.
Mcclelland, William, Representative in 42d Congress, 63.
Mccormick, James R., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 421, 64.
Mccrary, George W., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d,64; constitutional amendment proposed by, 42. Mccreery, Thomas C, Senator in 41st Congress, 1 resolution of, respecting the Arlington estate 37-38. Mcdonald, Alexander, Senator in 41st Congress, 1
Mcgrew, James C, Representative in 41st Congress. 3;in42d,64.
Mchenry, Henry D., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63.
Mointyre, Archibald T.. Representative in 42d Congress, 63; constitutional amendment pro- posed by, 42. Mcjunkin, Ebenezer, Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Mckee, George C, Representative in 41st Congress 2; in42d, 63.
Mckenzie, Lewis, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Mckinney, John E., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Mcneely, Thompson W., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 64; constitutional amend- ment proposed by, 41. Mcpherson, Edward, Clerk of the House of Rep- resentatives in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63.
Merchandise, President Grant's proclamation dis- continuing discriminating duties on, 15,16. Mercur, Ulysses, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63; resolution of, respecting tea and coffee, and vote on, 92,- motion on bill respecting tea and coffee, and vote on, 92-93. Merriam, Clinton L., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Merrick, William M., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63.
Messages, President Grant's second and third annual, 16-27; special, 17-32, 105. Mexican Affairs, President Grant on, 17, 18, 24.
Meyers, Benjamin E., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63. Michigan, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 63-64; Republican plat- form of 1871, 139; Republican and Democratic, of 1872, 163; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and elect- oral vote at presidential election of 1868,182; election in 1870,182; in 1871,182; proposed amend- ments to constitution of, 48, 49; wealth, local debc.and taxation in, 183; relative rankof, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191. Miller, H. V. M., Senator in 41st Congress, 1.
Milnes, William, jr., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Mines, product of, (note,) 191.
Minnesota, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-3; in 42d, 63-64; Republican and Democratic platforms of 1872, 163-164; appor- tionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868,182; election in 1870, 182; in 1871,182; wealth, local debt, and taxa- tion in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manu- factures. 191.
Minority Representation, provision of new con- stitution of State of Illinois, respecting, 46.
Miscellaneous, Political, 127-132. Miscellaneous Receipts And Expenditures, an- nual, from 186:) ro 1871, 187; gross amount of, from 1789 to 1871,187-189; items of expenditures, (note,) 190.
Mississippi, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 62-63; Republican and Democratic platforms ol 1872, 164; apportion- ment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870, 182; election in 1869, 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191. Missouri, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 63-64; Republican, Dem- ocratic, and Liberal Republican platforms of 1872,164-166; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of I860'and 1870,182; popular and elect- oral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870,182; amendments to constitu- tion of, 49-50; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufac- tures, 191. Mitchell, Alexander, Representative in 42d Con- gress, 61.
Mixed Schools, amendment respecting, 41; reso- lutions relative to, and votes on, 123-124. Monroe, James, Representative in 42d Congress, 63. Montana,population »-f, (note,) 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; manufactures, 191. Moore, Eliakim H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Moore, Jesse II., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 64.
Moore, William, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Morey, Prank, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63. Morgan, George W., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63; constitutional amendment proposed by, and votes on, 41; resolution on taxation on tea, coffee, &e„ and United States bonds, 37. Morphis, Joseph L., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63. Morrell, Daniel J., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Morrill, Justin S., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d,62; motion to repeal the eight-hour law, 70; motions respecting tariff legislation, 92. Morrill, Lot M., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 62.
Morrill, Samuel P., Representative in 41st Con- gress. 2. Morrissey, John, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Morton. Oliver P., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 63; amendments to the Ku Klux bill, and vote on, 88; amendment to amnesty bill, and votes on. 77,78,79, 81.
Mungen, William, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Myers, Leonard, Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63. National Conventions, 203-213; Republican, 203- 205; Liberal Republican. 206-208; Democratic, 210; Labor Reform. 210-212; Colored, 212-213. National Debt, from 1857 to 1872, and of each Ad- ministration from Washington to Grant, 184. National Platforms, of 1872. 203-213. National Loan of 18/0, vote of the House on method of negotiating, 128.
Naturalized Citizens, proposed amendments on eligibility of, for the Presidency, 39,41-42; votes thereon, 41-42. Navigation Of The St. Lawrence, &c,, provision in treaty of Washington relative to, 102.
Navy^department Expenditures, annual, from 1860to 1871, inclusive, 187; gross amount of, from 1789 to 1871, 188; items of, (note,) 188. |
Nebraska, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 2, 3; in 42d, 63, 64; Republican plat- form of 1872,166; apportionment of representa- tion, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860and 1870,182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; votes upon the new constitution of,50; wealtb, local debt, and tax- ation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,)183; man- ufactures, 191.
Negley, James S., Representative in 41stCongress, 2; in 42d. 63.
Neutrality Proclamations, 8-11.
Nevada, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1,3; in42d,63,64; apportionments rep- resentation, population, and vote in Electoral College undercensuses of 1860 and 1870,182; popu- lar and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870,182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191.
New Departure Platform, (note,) 143-144.
New Hampshire, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2: in 42d, 62-63; Republican platform of 1871,139; Republican of 1872,166-167; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; in 1871,182; in 1872. 131; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183: relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191.
New Jersey, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 62-63; Republican and Democratic platform of 1871, 139-140; Repub- lican, Democratic, and Liberal Republican of 1872, 167-168; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral Collegeunder censuses of 1860and 1870, 182; popularand elect- oral vote at presidential election of 1868,182; election in 1870.182: in 1871,182; action of Legis- lature of 1871 on XVth amendment, 130; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183: relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191. New Mexico, population of, (note,) 182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; manufactures, 191.
New Orleans National Platform of 1872, (col- ored,) 212-213.
Newsham, James P., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
New York, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 62-63: Republican and Democratic platforms of 1871, 140-142; Repub- lican, Democratic, colored people's of 1872, 168-170; apportionment of representation, pop- ulation, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870,182; popular and elect- oral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; in 1871, 182; manufac- tures, 191; action of Legislature of 1872 on fif- teenth amendment, 129-130; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note.) 183.
Niblack, William E., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63; motion on supplementary civil rights bill, and vote on, 84.
North Carolina, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d,62-63; proposed amend- ments to constitution of, 50-51; Republican and Democratic platforms, of 1872, 170-171; appor- tionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under censuses of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868, 182; election in 1870, 182; in 1871,182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; manufactures, 191; relative rank of, (note,) 183; proposed amendments to constitution of, 50-51.
Norton, Daniel 8., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; death ot, (note,) 1.
Norwood, Thomas M., Senator in 42d Congress, 62,
No Yes, E. ¥., ballot for Vice President at Phila- delphia, 1872, 203. Nye, James W., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d,63.
Obligation Of Contracts, proposed amendments to prohibit impairing the, 40, 42. Office, proposed rules for appointment to, 66-69. Officers, proposed amendments to secure election of, 40, 42. Offices, bills to repeal the act relating to the tenure of civil, 34, 127.
Ohio, Senators and Representatives in 41st Con- gress, 1-2; in 42d, 63; Republican', Democratic, and "new departure" platforms of 1871,142-145; Republican, Democratic, and prohibition of 1872, 171-172; apportionment of representation, popu- lation, and vote in Electoral College under cen- suses of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and electoral vote at presidential election of 1868,182; election in 1870,182; in 1871,182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191; voteon proposed amendment to constitution of, and on calling a constitutional convention in, 130. O'neill, Charles, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. One-term Amendments, proposed, on the Presi-
'dency, 39-40, 41. Oregon, Senators and Representatives in 41st Con- gress, 1,3; in 42d, 63, 64; Republican and Demo- cratic platforms of 1872, 172-173; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Elec- toral College under census of 1860 and 1870,182; popular and electoral vote at presidential elec- tion of 1868,182; election in 1870,182; wealth, local debt, and taxation in, 183; relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191. Orr, Jackson, Representative in 42d Congress, 64. Orth, Godlove S., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Osborn, Thomas W., Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d,-63. Pacific Railroad Company,(Texas,) grant of lands to the, and votes on, 34,36. Packard, Jasper, Representative in 41st Congress,
2; in42d, 63. Packer, John B., Representative in 41st Congress,
2; in 42d, 63. Paine. Halbert E., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Paine, William W., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Palmer, Erank W.f Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 64. Palmer, John M., ballot forVice President, 206; for
the Presidency, 211. Palmer, Sir Roundell, counsel of Great Britain at tribunal of arbitration, 106. Parker, Hosea W., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63; resolution of, on tariff and taxa- tion, 95. Parker, Isaac C, Representative in 42d Con- gress, 64; constitutional amendment proposed by, 42. Parker, Joel, ballots for the Presidency and nom- ination for Vice President, 210-211; declination of, 212. Patterson, James W., Senator in 41st Congress, 1;in 42d, 62. Peck, Erasmus D., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63. Pendleton, George H., motion on reconstruction bill in 37th Congress, 132. Pendleton, James M., Representative in42d Con- gress, 63. Pennsylvania, Senators and Representatives in 41st Congress, 1-2; in 42d, 62-63; Republican and Democratic platforms of 1871,145-146; Re- publican, Democratic, and Labor Reform of 1872, 173-175; apportionment of representation, population, and vote in Electoral College under census of 1860 and 1870, 182; popular and elect- oral vote at presidential election of 1868,182; election in 1870,182; in 1871, 182; call for con- stitutional convention in, 130-131; wealth,local debt, and taxation in, 183: relative rank of, (note,) 183; manufactures, 191. Pensions, annual amount paid from 1860 to 1871, inclusive, 187; gross amount of, from 1789 to 1871, 188; items of, (note,) 190. Peroe, Legrand W., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63. Perry, Aaron F., Representative in 42d Con- gress. 63. Perry, Eli, Representative in 42d Congress, 63. Peters, John A., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63; resolution of, respecting validity of the Xlllth, XlVth, and XVth amendments, said votes on, 44, 45; bill to repeal the "test- oath," 127. Phelps, Darwin, Representative in 41st Congress, 2. Philadelphia National Platform of 1872, 203-
205. Phillips, Wendell, ballots for the Presidency,211.
Pig Iron, resolution and vote on, 96.
Platforms, State, of 1871 and 1872. (See State Plat- forms.)
Platforms, National. (See National Platforms.)
Platt, James H., jr., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63.
Poland, Luke P., Representative iti 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63; proposed constitutional amend- ment, 42: amendments to civil rights bill, and votes on, 74-75; amendment to amnesty bill, and vote on, 81; motion on extension of Ku Klux act, and vote on, 90.
Political Votes in third session of 41st Congress, 33-38.
Polygamy, President Grant on, 26.
Pomeroy, Charles, Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Pomeroy, Samuel C, Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 63; constitutional amendmen*, proposed by, 38; amendments on labor commission bill, 71.
Pool, John, Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 62.
Popular Vote in 1868, 182; in 1860, (note,) 182.
Population Of States And Territories, under censuses of 1860 and 1870, 182.
Porter, Charles H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63.
Post Office Department, statement of business of, 190,191.
Potter, Clarkson N., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63; constitutional amendments proposed by, 40, 41.
Pratt, Daniel D , Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 63; amendments to amnesty bill, and votes on, 79, 80.
Premiums on gold received and paid, amount of, (note,) 187.
Presidency, proposed amendments respecting, 39, 40,41, 42. Presidential Elections of 1860, 1864, and 1868,
votes at, 182; see table and note.
Price, William P., Representative in 41st Congress, 2; in 42d, 63.
Prindle, Elizur H., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63.
Prisoners Of War, Mr. Shanks's joint resolution relative to the treatment of, 127-128.
Privileges Of The House, resolutions relat.'ve to, and votes on, 128-129.
Proclamations Of President Grant, 8-16.
Productions, farming, &c, statistics of, 184.
Property Qualification For Suffrage, proposi- tion to abolish, as to naturalized citizens in Rhode Island, 51.
Prosser, William E., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2.
Public Debt, from 1857 to June 30,1872,184; of each Administration, from Washington to Grant, 184.
Public Lands, proposed amendments respecting, 41, 42, and vote on, 41; resolution respecting, 128; statement showing lands sold, granted, and remaining on hand, 185; quantity of, in each State and Territory, 186; receipts from, from 1789 to 1871,187.
Railroads, provisions in the new constitution of Illinois respecting, 47; State of Michigan, 48-49; quantity of land approved under grants to, and actually granted to. 186.
Rainey, Joseph H., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2: in42d,63.
Ramsey, Alexander, Senator in 41st Congress, 1; in 42d, 63.
Randall, Samuel J., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2; in 42d, 63; amnesty bill, and voteon, 82-83; bill of, respecting tea and coffee, 91.
Ransom, Matthew W., Senator in 42d Congress, 62.
Ratio, Representative, under censuses of 1860 and 1870, (note,) 182,183.
Read, William B., Representative in 42d Con- gress, 63.
Receipts and Expenditures of the Government from 1860 to 1871, inclusive, 187-191.
Reconstruction Rill reported in 37th Congress, 131-132.
Reductions. Revenue, tables showing, 185.
Reeves, Henry A., Representative in 41st Con- gress, 2. Registry Tax, proposition to abolish, in Rhode Island, 51. Religious Amendment, 43.
Religious Schools, proposed amendments pro- hibiting payments to, 39, 40. Representative, Ratio, 1860, 1870, (note,) 182-183;
! apportionment, 182.
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