scene in House described by Julian, [228] and n.;
ratified by States, [229], [252];
Seward's interpretation of, [229];
discussed in connection with Freedmen's Bureau bill, [258], [260];
and the Civil Rights bill, [267], [269], [270];
construed by Supreme Court in U.S. v. Harris, [275], [358],
and in Civil Rights Cases, [276], [277];
T.'s connection with, [422].
Amendment XIV, construed by Supreme Court in U.S. v. Harris, [275], [358],
and in Civil Rights Cases, [276];