Nashville (Tenn.), founded, [12]; Jackson goes to, [13]-[14]; in 1789, [14]; Phillips reaches, [25]; Jackson’s army assembles at, [28]; entertains Jackson, [37], [101]; Jackson in, [51], [230].
Natchez (Miss.), Jackson’s troops in, [29], [30].
National Intelligencer, [62], [89].
National Republican party, [104], [108]; defends United States Bank, [191], [195]; joins Whigs, [225].
Negro Fort, Nicholls’s, [53], [54], [57].
New England receives President Jackson, [219]-[220].
New Orleans, news of War of 1812 reaches, [25]; Jackson and, [28], [37], [39], [40]-[43], [45]-[50]; gunboats sent from, [57].
New Orleans Territory, Jackson denied governorship of, [20].
New York (State) controls vice presidency, [75]-[76].
New York City, fêtes Jackson, [63], [219]; and nullification, [176].
Nicholls, Colonel Edward, [32], [52]-[53].
Nolte describes Jackson and his wife, [49]-[50].
North Carolina, claims to be Jackson's birthplace, [4]; and tariff, [169].
Nullification, [161]-[180], [236]; and Jefferson, [142]; Georgia and, [142], [213]; South Carolina Exposition, [142]; Hayne on, [150]; Webster on, [151], [152]-[153]; Calhoun and, [161], [162], [164]-[165], [166], [167]-[168], [171], [172]; Turnbull’s Crisis, [161]; Calhoun’s Exposition, [161]; Jackson and, [167], [173]-[177], [219]; South Carolina’s ordinance of, [170]-[171], [179]-[180]; Force Bill, [177], [179], [180]; Compromise Tariff, [178]-[179]; bibliography, [239].
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Ohio on State rights, [141].
O’Neil, “Peggy,” see Eaton, Mrs. J. H.
O’Neil’s Tavern, [87]-[88].
Onis, Luis de, Spanish Minister, [61], [64].
Oregon, Jackson desires extension in, [233].
Osborn vs. United States Bank (1824), [183].
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Pakenham, General Sir Edward, [40], [42].
Panama Congress (1826), [105].
Parton, James, biographer of Jackson, [238]; cited, [4], [18]-[19], [29], [72], [175].
Peale, picture of Jackson by, [64].
Pennsylvania, [193]-[194]; grants Bank charter, [198].
Pensacola, Jackson and, [29], [39], [40], [58]; Nicholls at, [32]; Spanish in, [52]; toast to, [60].
Philadelphia, national capital, [17]; fêtes Jackson, [63], [219].
Phillips, William, “Billy,” courier, [23], [24]-[25], [26].
Pickens, Andrew, at Waxhaw settlement, [5].
Pittsburgh greets Jackson, [115].
Poinsett, J. R., of South Carolina, [174].
Political parties, no party lines in 1822, [73]; see also Democratic, National Republican, Republican, Whig.
Polk, J. K., [230], [233].
Public lands, Adams and, [99]; Foote’s resolution (1829), [144]-[145], [155]; sale of, [169], [199].
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Randolph, John, [17], [93], [96].
“Red Sticks,” name for Creek braves, [36], [54].
Reid, John, biographer of Jackson, [7].
Republican party, and Constitution, [99]; supports Jackson, [103].
Rhea, John, [56], [74].
“Rhea letter,” [56].
Richmond Enquirer, [141].
Roane, Judge, of Virginia, [141].
Robertson, James, helps found Nashville, [12].
Rush, Richard, cited, [61].
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St. Augustine, Jackson and, [29]; Spaniards in, [52].
St. Marks, Spaniards in, [52]; Jackson and, [57], [58].
Salisbury (N. C.), [25]; Jackson studies law at, [10]-[11].
Scott, General Winfield, [173], [215].
Scott, Fort, [55], [57].
Seminole Indians, [52].
Seminole War, [54]-[58].
Sevier, John, Governor of Tennessee, [20].
Seymour, Horatio, of Vermont, [148].
Slavery, South resists federal legislation on, [140].
South, The, on State rights, [139]-[140], [143]; and United States Bank, [140]; and tariff, [160]-[161]; see also names of States.
South Carolina, claims to be birthplace of Jackson, [4]; and tariff, [142], [145], [159], [166]; see also Nullification.
South Carolina Exposition, [142].
“Southwest Territory,” [16].
Spain, and Florida, [52], [53], [55]-[56]; treaty with, [64]; see also Florida.
Spoils System, Jackson and, [124]-[127], [236].
State rights, [139]-[140]; Hayne on, [150], [154]; Webster on, [152]; see also Nullification.
Story, Judge Joseph, quoted, [123].
Strother, Fort, [34], [35].
Supreme Court, on State rights, [138]-[139]; on United States Bank, [183]; on Indian rights, [210]-[212]; Georgia defies, [212]-[213].
Suwanee (Fla.), Jackson at, [58].
Swann, Thomas, Jackson and, [21].