History of the United States Volume Vi Part 67

Sumter, General, II.

Sumter, the screw steamer, IV.

Sun, N. Y., and the Moon Hoax, III.

Sunday laws in colonial New England, I.

Sunday-schools, II.

Superst.i.tions in colonial New England, I.

Supreme Court, its decision in the Dred Scott case, III.

on owners.h.i.+p of Philippines, V.

Northern Securities case, VI.

Bailey case, VI.

Danbury Hatters case, VI.

Standard Oil case, VI.

American Tobacco Co. case, VI.

Swallow, Silas C., Prohibitionist candidate, VI.

Swedes, the first colony of, in America, I.

compelled to recognize Dutch supremacy, I.

Sydney, Atlantic fleet at, VI.

T

Ta Tung Kao, Port of, opened to nations. VI.

Taft. W. H., civil governor of Philippines, V., VI.

Secretary of War, VI.

nominated President, VI.

elected, VI.

qualifications of, VI.

inauguration of, VI.

cabinet of, VI.

salary, VI.

att.i.tude toward admission to Union of New Mexico and Arizona. VI.

and cla.s.sified service. VI.

and International Arbitration, VI.

and the great question of the hour, VI.

on reelection, VI.

Talleyrand, his att.i.tude toward America, II.

recedes from his arrogant demands, II.

Tappan, Lewis, his house sacked, III.

Tariff, the, under Was.h.i.+ngton's administration, II.

retaliatory measures against England. II.

doctrine of Whig party on. III.

rise of rates after 1816, III.

relations of parties and sections to, III.

of abominations, III.

nullification of, in South Carolina III.

Calhoun on, III.

compromise, III.

since the civil war, IV.

policy of political parties on, IV.

the McKinley, IV.

the Wilson. Senate Bill, IV., V.

Wilson law, V.

extra session Congress Dingley law, V.

Cuban, V., VI.

Philippines, V., VI.

Porto Rico, V.

Canadian, VI.

in campaign 1900, V.

reciprocity, V., VI.

on cotton and woollen goods, VI.

revision of, VI.

Tariff Board formed, VI.

"maximum and minimum" clause, VI.

Payne-Aldrich Bill, VI.

Beveridge Commission Bill, VI.

Reciprocity Bill, VI.

Farmers' Free List Bill, VI.

Tarleton, General, II.

quoted, II.

Taxation, of the colonies, I., II.

England's att.i.tude toward, II.

Ma.s.sachusetts' opposition to, II.

at close of the Revolution, II.

for civil war debts, IV.

See also Tariff.

Taylor, Bayard, recites ode at Centennial Exposition, IV.

Taylor, General Zachary, in the Mexican war, III.

elected President, III.

urges California to apply for statehood, III.

his death. III.

Tea troubles in colonial America, II.