bravery of the troops of, D. 51; schooner fired into at, P. 43; harbor of, blockaded, D. 67; Doc. 236; an Incident at the forts at, P. 25; plan to prevent uneasiness in, P. 44; an incident at, on the eve of the battle of Fort Sumter, P. 44; the consul at, and Seward, P. 98
Charlotte, N. C., mint at, seized, D. 37
Chatauqua (N. Y.) Volunteers, D. 83
Chesnut, James, Jr., delegate to Southern convention, D. 10; appointed to Beauregard's staff, D. 22; at Fort Sumter, D. 23
Chesnut Hill, Pa., D. 40
Chester County, Pa., D. 10
Chetwood, Hobart, Rev., D. 84
Chicago, Ill., Union. resolutions of, D. 11; Union meeting at, D, 30, 35
Child, Willard, D. 45
Childs, —, Captain, the Dayton Rifle Company, D. 33
Childs, George W., D. 56; Doc. 186
Chipp, W., D. 32
Chippewa Indians, D. 43
Chittenden, H. W., wife of, D. 46
Chittenden, S. B., D. 82; Doc. 94
Chisholm, Thomas, D. 68
Chowan Association, of N. C., D. 74
Chumasero, John C., D. 103
Cincinnati, O., workingmen's Union meeting at, D. 10
Cisco, John J., P. 8
Clancy, John, P. 14
Clark, Col. 19th N. Y. Regt., D. 95
Clarksburg, Va., citizens of, censure the course.of Gov. Letcher, D. 39
Clay, Cassius M., at Paris, D. 85, 94; letter to London Times, Doc. 340; reply of the London Times, Doc. 341; London News on letter of, Doc. 342; anecdote of, P. 39
Clay, Henry, speech of, 1850, Int. 31; his birthday the anniversary of the battle of Fort Sumter, P. 78
Clemens, Sherrard, D. 15; anecdote of his speech, 22d January, P. 21; D. 32; poem on, P. 52; speech in the House of Representatives, Jan. 22d, 1861, Doc. 22
Clerke, T. W., Doc. 135
Cleveland, O., Union meeting at, D. 27
Cobb, Howell, elected president of the Southern Congress, D. 17; his proposition in reference to the sale of cotton, D. 76; speech at Atlanta, Ga., Doc. 268
Cochrane, John, D. 46; speech at N. York, Apl. 20, Doc. 96; anecdote of Bigler and, P. 8
Cocke, Philip St. George, Brigadier-General, of Virginia, D. 58
Cockeysville, Md., rumored descent on, D. 88; Doc. 123
Cockey's Field, ballad of, P. 52
Cocks, John G., his proposition to Major Anderson, P. 129
Coddington, David S., speech at the Union meeting, N. Y., Doc. 105
Coe, George S., Doc. 306
Coercion might be exercised under the Confederation, Int. 14
Coffee, Andrew Jackson, P. 138
Colcock, —, collector of Charleston, S. C., his orders in reference to departure of vessels, D. 8
Coles, —, Captain, takes possession of Potosi, Mo., D. 71
Collamer, —, Senator, of Vt., D. 42
Collier, —, Lieut. of U. S. M., D. 53
Cologne Gazette, extract from, D. 74
Colt, Samuel, his patriotic offer, D. 52
Columbia Artillery, arrived at Charleston, S. C., D. 8
Columbia, Ark., negro plot in, D. 92
Columbus, Ky., secession flag, D. 101
Comstock, —, Midshipman, D. 57
Confederate Congress. See Southern Confederacy.
Confederate Navy. See Southern Confederacy.
Conkling, F. A., D. 46
Connecticut Legislature appropriates $2,000,000 for the war, D. 55; First Regiment of, D. 65; Doc. 237; Second Rgt. of, D. 66, 70; Doc. 245; Third Regiment of, D. 77; Doc. 272; Fourth Regiment of, D. 100; Doc. 362
Conrad, C. M., D. 5
Conrad's Ferry, Md., skirmish at, D. 108
Constitution, school-ship, D. 40; escape of, D. 48
Contraband of war, “constitution and constipation,” P. 68
Contraband negroes, D. 80; General Ashley's account of, P. 110; General Butler's letter to General Scott on, Doc. 313; Secretary Cameron to Gen. Butler on, Doc. 314
Conway, William, seaman, loyalty of, approved by the Navy Department, D. 43
Cooke, Erastus, D. 32
Cooley, T. M., P. 73
Coombs, Leslie, letter of, P. 81
Cooper, S., Adj.-Gen. U. S.A., D. 18
Copland, Mary, verses by, P. 36
Corcoran, Michael, Colonel 69th Regt., N. Y. S., D. 53; captures secessionists, D. 95 69th Regt., N. Y. S. M., Doc. 142; lines addressed to, P. 34
Cornwell, H. S., verses by, P. 123
Corwin, Moses H., D. 36
Corwin, Thomas, his amendment to the Constitution, D. 18; Doc. 36
Coste, N. L., Capt., surrenders the cutter Aiken, D. 7
Cotton, the culture of, introduced under protection, Int. 29; how it should be sold, D. 76; the exportation of, prohibited by the Southern Confederacy, D. 81; to be exported from Southern seaports, D. 85; D. 92; act of the Confederate Congress on the exportation of, Doc. 292; planted in New Jersey, P. 126
Cotton's King, an epigram, P. 113
Cowdin, Robert, Colonel 1st Regt. Mass. State Vol., D. 104; Doc. 377
Crane, John J., Doc. 306
Crawford, Surgeon, of Fort Sumter, cures Roger A. Pryor, P. 27
Creager, B. H., Rev. Doc. 199
Crittenden, John J., D. 3, 4, 97
Crittenden, —, Col. at the battle of Philippi, D. 91; Doc. 333
Cronstadt, Russia, secession flag in, D. 105
Crowley, Timothy, anecdote of, P. 110
Cullum, Col. U. S. A., D. 96
Curtin, Andrew G., Gov. of Pa., D. 21; proclamation of, Doc. 119; D. 36, 39; Curtin, Camp, scene at, P. 41
Curtis, George Ticknor, letter to Edward Everett, on the Constitution of the U. S., Int. 43
Curry, J. L., commissioner from Alabama, D. 12
Cushing, Caleb, speech at Newburyport, Mass., D. 43; Doc. 145
Cutler, Elbridge Jefferson, P. 151
D
Daly, Charles P., Judge, patriotism of his wife, D. 73; Doc. 135; speech to the 7th Regt., N. Y. S. V., Doc. 273
“Dana”, U. S. schooner, seized, D. 14
Daniel Webster, steamer, D. 45
Danville (Ky.) Review. Dr. Breckinridge's article against secession. in, D. 98
Dare, Colonel, D. 95
Davis, Edward W., D. 33
Davis, Ira P., at N. Y., Doc. 102
Davis, Jefferson, retires from the U. S. senate, D. 15; elected president of S. C., D. 17; inaugurated at Montgomery, D. 17; inaugural address of, Doc. 31; appoints his cabinet, D. 17, 18; his position towards Texas, D. 19; makes a military requisition on Alabama, D. 21; speech of, on leaving the U. S. senate, Doc. 22; his proclamation of April 17th offering letters of marque, Doc. 71; war message of April 29, Doc. 167; proclamation for a fast, Doc. 274; arrival at Richmond, May 29, D. 84; serenaded at Richmond, D. 90; instructions to privateers, Doc. 272; speech at Richmond, June 1, Doc. 322; reply to the President's proclamation, D. 26; message to Southern Congress, April 29, D. 50; an epigram on his proclamation for a fast, P. 144; approved repudiation, D. 74; to the Md. commissioners, Doc. 362; command of the Southern army offered to, P. 20; “Not a secessionist,” P. 21; wishes a “cessation of hostilities,” D. 100; his advertisement for coffins, P. 42; Norwich editors, present to, P. 24; at Charleston, Feb. 25, P. 23; compared with Lincoln, P. 128; a method of disposing of, P. 131; personal appearance of, P. 24; a Boston sculptor's offer for, P. 96; remarks on anti-slavery, Int. 46; supposed correspondence with Gov. Magoffin, P. 125; see the traitor's plot, P. 39; epigram on, P. 113
Davis, —, Lieut., at Fort Moultrie, D. 6
Davis, Varina, wife of Jefferson Davis, letter from, P. 71
Day, William F., D. 84
“Daylight”, steamer, D. 48
Dayton, N. L., D. 85; Doc. 191
Dayton, O., Child's rifle co. of, D. 33
Dean, Gilbert, Doc. 135
Dean, William, Rhode Island, D. 45
Declaration of Independence, recognizes a People, Int. 11
Delaware refuses to join the S. C., D. 9; added to the military department of Washington, D. 33; volunteers from, D. 46
De Mille, James, P. 73
Davison, Mary A., P. 142
De Rusey, Colonel, rebel, D. 105
Detroit, Mich., meetings at, D. 25, 43
Devens, Charles, Major, D. 37
Dewey, Orville, D. D., D. 103
Dickson, David L., P. 73
Dictator, one wanted in Va., D. 61
Dickinson, —, inventor of Winans' steam-gun, D. 66
Dickinson, Daniel S., D. 67; speech at N. Y., April 20, Doc. 85
Dickinson, H., commissioner of Mississippi, invites Delaware to join the Southern Confederacy, D, 9
District of Columbia, organization of the militia of, D. 9, 112
Dix, D. L., her circular address to volunteer nurses, Doc. 310; department of nurses, D. 84
Dix, John A., D. 16; Doc. 27; appointed Major-General of State of New York, D. 59; speech of, at N. Y., April 20, Doc. 82; appointed Major-General in the United States Army, D. 103; Doc. 362
Dix, Timothy, D. 59
Dixie, D. 108; origin of the song of, P. 113; by Albert Pike, P. 106; the Michigan Patriots' Song, P. 73
Dixon, Archie, speech at Louisville, Ky., April 18, Doc. 74
Dobbin, George W., D. 58; Doc. 123
