Texas,
its rebellion and annexation, see vol. i.;
claims New Mexico;
compensated;
secedes.
Thomas, General George H.,
considers Washington insufficiently protected, see vol. ii.;
at Chickamauga;
replaces Rosecrans;
prepares to hold Chattanooga;
defeats Hood at Nashville, see vol. ii.
Thomas, Philip F.,
succeeds Cobb in Buchanan's cabinet, see vol. i.;
resigns from Treasury Department.
Thompson, Jacob,
in Buchanan's cabinet, see vol. i.;
acts as Mississippi commissioner to persuade Georgia to secede;
claims Buchanan's approval;
resigns.
Thompson, Colonel Samuel,
in Black Hawk war, see vol. i.
Tod, David,
declines offer of Treasury Department, see vol. ii.
Todd, Mary,
her character, see vol. i.;
morbid courtship of, by Lincoln;
marries Lincoln;
her married life with Lincoln;
involves Lincoln in quarrel with Shields.
Toombs, Robert,
in Congress with Lincoln, see vol. i.;
works for secession in 1860;
declares himself a rebel in the Senate;
secretary of state under Jefferson Davis.
Toucey, Isaac,
in Buchanan's cabinet, see vol. i.
"Tribune," New York;
See Greeley, Horace.
Trumbull, Lyman,
leader of Illinois bar, see vol. i.;
elected senator from Illinois through Lincoln's influence;
said to have bargained with Lincoln;
in Senate in 1861;
introduces bill to confiscate slaves of rebels, see vol.
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