[889] O. R., Ser. I, Vol. XLIX, Pt. II, pp. 810, 854, 877.
[890] Member of Congress, Confederate colonel of the 36th Alabama, former Whig. Brewer, p. 425.
[891] Former Whig, Adjutant and Inspector-General during the war. Brewer, p. 397.
[892] N. Y. Herald, June 15, 1865.
[893] N. Y. World, June 13, 1865. The absence of the old names in all these movements is noticeable. The old leaders had been strongly in favor of the Confederacy and now took back seats while smaller men came forward. They never came into power again.
[894] Huntsville Advocate, July 19, 1865.
[895] In one of the mountain counties, but the exact location was never named in any of the accounts of the convention.
[896] N. Y. Herald, June 17, 1865.
[897] He represented Talladega in the convention of 1867.