REPRESENTATION, modes of, considered, 330; the old rule of, arbitrary, 344; of Southern States, resolution concerning, 417; passage, 433; "straw in a storm," 422; "useless, yet mischievous," 432.
REPRESENTATIVES, seats of, 25.
REPRIMAND of Mr. Rosseau, 574.
REPUBLIC, American idea of, historical summary, 375; its overthrow lamented, 507.
REPUBLICANISM, its meaning, 477.
REPUBLICAN Government denied to the District of Columbia, 90; how guaranteed, 311; what constitutes, 356; inconsistent with denial of right of suffrage, 340; opinion of the fathers concerning, 385.
REPUBLICAN Party, its success or failure, 88; Rousseau's remark upon, 151; its responsibility, 306; declared by Mr. Stevens not responsible for his opinions, 308; its demands, 323; its negro capital, 361; alone benefited by change in Basis of Representation, 362; how it may retain power, 395; history and triumph of, 429; its "scheme," 442; its position defined, 443; its desire, 510.
REVOLUTION, a Constitutional and peaceful, 206; produced by Civil Rights Bill, 287, 288.
"RICH man's war, and poor man's fight," 446.
RIGHTS, danger of denying, 88; of voting essential to the enjoyment of other rights, 92; as affected by emancipation, 328.