Moore, Surgeon L. P., appointed Surgeon-general, [310].
Morris, Gouverneur, his use of the word "compact," [137];
his remarkable propositions in the Convention, and their fate, [159], [160].
Motley, John L., his assertions relative to the Constitution, [129];
his declaration relative to the words "sovereign" and "sovereignty," [143];
views on the second clause of the sixth article, [150].
Munitions of war, preparations to provide them, [316];
prompt measures to supply niter, saltpeter, charcoal, [316].
Myers, Lieutenant-Colonel A. C., appointed quartermaster-general, [310].
"National," how the word was treated in the Convention that framed the Constitution, [97].
Nationalism, its fate in the Constitutional Convention, [161].
Naval officers, Southern, view of their position, [313];
returned all vessels to the North, [314].
Naval vessels, instructions to Captain Semmes to seek for, [313];
views relative to Southern naval officers, [313];
officer sent to England, [314].
Nelson, Judge, coöperates between the Commissioners and the Federal authorities, [267];
his own views, [267].