Statements, unfounded, relative to the election of Provisional President, [236].
State, a suit against, views of Hamilton, [162].
State seceding, A, assumes control of all her defenses intrusted to the United States, [211].
States, The, their separate independence acknowledged by Great Britain, [47];
to whom could they have surrendered their sovereignty, [156];
represented in the Peace Congress, [248];
as States, mentioned in the Constitution seventy times, [130];
ratification by, alone gave validity to the Constitution, [132];
have never been divested of sovereignty, [142].
States Rights party of 1860, its principles, [51].
Stephens, Alexander H., elected Vice-President of the Confederate States, [230];
remarks on the permanent Constitution, [258].
St. John, General, appointed commissary-general of subsistence, [318];
his report, [318].
Story, Judge Joseph, a question asked by him, [132];
its answer, [132].
Stuart, General J. E. B., activity and vigilance in Virginia, [344].
Subjugation; the measures of the United States Government in Missouri designed for the subjugation of the State, [423].