Reynolds, Governor,
calls for volunteers in Black Hawk war, see vol. i.
Rhode Island,
renominates Lincoln, see vol. ii.
Richardson, W.A.,
remark on congressional interference with armies, see vol. i.
Rives, W.C.,
remark of Lincoln to, on coercion, see vol. i.
Rosecrans, General William S.,
succeeds Buell, see vol. ii.;
disapproves Halleck's plan to invade East Tennessee;
fights battle of Stone's River;
reluctant to advance;
drives Bragg out of Tennessee;
refuses to move;
finally advances to Chattanooga;
defeated at Chickamauga;
unnerved after Chickamauga;
cheered by Lincoln;
besieged in Chattanooga;
relieved by Grant.
Russell, Earl, his prejudices in favor of South, see vol. i.;
recognizes belligerency of South, see vol. i.;
revises Palmerston's dispatch in Trent affair;
condemns Emancipation Proclamation, see vol. ii.;
calls Alabama affair a scandal.
Rutledge, Ann, love affair of Lincoln with, see vol. i.
Saulsbury, Willard,
in Senate in 1861, see vol. i.
Saxton, General Rufus, permitted to raise negro troops, see vol. ii.
Schofield, General John M.,
treats with Johnston, see vol. ii.;
his removal from Missouri refused by Lincoln.
Schurz, General Carl,
refused permission by Lincoln
to leave army to support his canvass, see vol. ii.
Scott, Winfield,
in Mexican war, see vol.
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