ii.;
suggests promise to maintain freedom of slaves;
dealings with England;
rejects offer of French mediation;
denounced by radicals;
plan to force his resignation;
offers resignation;
withdraws it at Lincoln's request;
on Copperhead societies;
denounced by Chandler;
on bad terms with Blair;
his remarks used against Lincoln;
sent by Lincoln to confer with Confederate peace commission,
his instructions;
shown Lincoln's dispatch to Grant;
attempt to assassinate.
Seymour, Horatio,
elected governor of New York, see vol. ii.;
denounces tyranny of Lincoln;
tries to prevent draft;
asks Lincoln to delay enforcement until Supreme Court gives judgment;
inefficient at time of draft riots.
Shackford, Samuel,
investigates Lincoln's ancestry, see vol. i.
Shellabarger, Samuel,
in House in 1861, see vol. i.
Shepley, Governor G.F.,
remark of Lincoln to, see vol. ii.
Sheridan, General Philip H.,
at battle of Chattanooga, see vol. ii.;
his campaign against Early;
plans to cut off Lee;
wins Five Forks;
at Appomattox.
Sherman, John,
in Senate in 1861, see vol. i.
Sherman, General W.T.,
unappreciated by Halleck, see vol. i.;
authorized by Cameron to use slaves, see vol. ii.;
assaults Vicksburg;
pursues Johnston;
sent to reinforce Rosecrans;
storms Missionary Ridge;
relieves Burnside;
confers with Lincoln;
his terms to Johnston in 1865 involve political reconstruction;
his terms annulled by Stanton;
shows resentment toward Stanton;
makes terms with Johnston;
refers to Lincoln as authority;
his terms disapproved by Grant;
appointed to command in West;
drives Johnston southward;
defeats Hood at Atlanta;
thanked by Lincoln;
marches to the sea;
marches north through Carolinas;
ready to join Grant.
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