Chapter XIV · (continued 2)
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escape from negro rule,
247
,
248
Wade, Benjamin F., bill on reconstruction,
15-18
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protest against Lincoln's proclamation,
19
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opinion of Johnson,
32
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commissioner to Santo Domingo,
326
Waite, Morrison R.,
289
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at Geneva arbitration,
311
Walker, Robert J., in case of Mississippi vs. Johnson,
145
War Department, Freedmen's Bureau organized in,
44
Ward, Hamilton, on impeachment committee,
174
Warmoth, Henry C., connection with Louisiana corruption,
263
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contest for control in Louisiana,
269-272
Washburne, Elihu B., on joint committee on reconstruction,
57
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becomes secretary of state,
231
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resigns,
232
Washington, treaty of,
299
,
307-310
,
319
Watts, John W., Oregon elector in 1876,
290
,
291
Welles, Gideon, accompanies Johnson to the west,
102
Wells, David A., joins liberal republicans,
264
Wells, J. Madison, in contest for control of Louisiana,
93
Welsh pays Halifax award,
322
West Virginia ratifies fourteenth amendment,
203
,
204
Wharton, John, in Louisiana politics,
269
,
270
Wheeler, William A., nominated for vice-presidency,
282
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election formally declared,
294
Wheeling, W. Va., government at,
224
Whipper, W. J., judge-elect of South Carolina,
274
Whiskey ring,
272
White, Andrew D., commissioner to Santo Domingo,
326
White, Horace, joins liberal republicans,
264
White vs. Clements,
237
Whitney, William C., counsel before electoral commission,
291
William I., Emperor, award as to northwest boundary,
319
Williams, George H., offers bill on reconstruction,
117
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introduces tenure-of-office bill,
122
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impeachment manager,
175
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motions,
191
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on Joint High Commission,
307
Wilson, Henry, theory of reconstruction,
60
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on impeachment committee,
174
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impeachment manager,
175
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elected vice-president,
267
Windom, William, introduces thirteenth amendment in House,
28
Winthrop, Robert C., in convention of 1866,
99
Wisconsin ratifies fourteenth amendment,
203
,
204
Wood, Fernando, in convention of 1866,
99
Wool, John E., in Cleveland convention,
101
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