its "educational work," [xxvi], [xxvii];
and the power to free slaves, [222], [223];
projects of amending, in that regard, [223];
the James F. Wilson resolution, [223];
the Henderson resolution, [223],
reported by T. in amended form, [224].
Amendment XIII, reported by T. in Senate, [224];
his speech thereon, [224]-[226];
favored by Henderson and R. Johnson, [227];
adopted by both branches, [228];