i.;
describes drilling of Army of Potomac;
on importance of Lincoln's action in Trent case;
introduces bill abolishing slavery under federal jurisdiction,
see vol. ii.;
on composition of Gettysburg address;
dreads danger in election of 1864;
Lincoln's only supporter in Congress;
refusal of Lincoln to help in campaign;
on Lincoln's attempt to push thirteenth amendment through Congress;
on second vote on thirteenth amendment.
Arnold, Samuel,
accomplice of Booth, tried and condemned, see vol. ii.
Ashley, James M.,
in House in 1861, see vol. i.;
moves to reconsider thirteenth amendment, see vol. ii.
Ashmun, George,
presides over Republican Convention of 1860, see vol. i.
Assassination of Lincoln,
plot of 1861, see vol. i.;
threats during term of office, see vol. ii.;
successful plot of 1865;
death of Booth;
trial and punishment of other persons concerned.
Atlanta,
battle of, see vol. ii.
Atzerodt, Geo. A.,
accomplice of Booth, tried and condemned, see vol. ii.
Baker, Edward D.,
in Illinois campaign of 1838;
at Illinois bar;
candidate for Congress;
elected;
his agreement with Lincoln and others;
introduces Lincoln at inauguration;
killed at Ball's Bluff;
responsible for disaster.
Ball's Bluff,
battle of, see vol. i.
Banks, Nathaniel P.,
in Federal army, see vol. i.
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