Evidence, documentary, for the prosecution-

copy of oath of Andrew Johnson, President of the United
States, April 15, 1865, with accompanying certificates........ 51
copy of President Lincoin's message to Senate, Jan. 13, 1862,
nominating Edwin M. Stanton to be Secretary of War....
copy of Senate resolution in executive session, Jan. 15, 1862,
consenting to appointment of Edwin M. Stanton to be Secre
tary of War....

copy of President's message to Senate, Dec. 12, 1867, announc-
ing suspension of Edwin M. Stanton from the office of Secre-
tary of War, and designation of Gen. Grant as Secretary of
War ad interim.........

copy of Senate resolution, Jan. 13, 1868, in response to mes-
sage of President announcing suspension of Edwin M. Stan-
ton, and non-concurring in such suspension........
copy of Senate order, Jan. 13, 1868, directing Secretary to com-
municate copy of non concurring resolution to President, to
Edwin M. Stanton, and to U. S. Grant, Secretary of War ad
interim......

copy of President's message to Senate, Feb. 21, 1868, announc-
ing removal of Edwin M. Stanton from office, and designa-
tion of the Adjutant General of the Army as Secretary of War
ad interim......

copy of President's order, Feb. 21, 1868, removing Edwin M.
Stanton from the office of Secretary of War........
copy of President's letter of authority to Lorenzo Thomas,
Feb. 21, 1868, to act as Secretary of War ad interim, and
directing him immediately to enter upon the duties of that
office......

51

51

51

53

33

53

54

117

118

list of appointments of heads of Departments at any time by
President without advice and consent of Senate and while Sen
ate was in session..
correspondence between President John Adams and Timothy
Pickering, May 1800, relating to removal of Mr. Pickering
from the office of Secretary of State........
copy of President John Adams's message, May 12, 1800, nom-
inating John Marshall to be Secretary of State in place of
Timothy Pickering, removed, and action of the Senate thereon, 119
letter from President, Aug. 14, 1867, notifying Secretary of the
Treasury, "in compliance with requirements" of tenure-of-
office act, of suspension of Edwin M. Stanton.....
letter of Secretary of the Treasury notifying heads of bureaus,
in compliance with requirements of tenure-of-office act, of
the suspension of Edwin M. Stanton.....
executive messages of President cominunicating information of
suspension of several officers..

119

120

120

communication from Secretary of State, Dec. 19, 1867, report-
ing to President, in compliance with provisions of tenure-of-
office act, the suspension of the consul at Brunai, Borneo...... 121
copy of letter from Adjt. Gen. Thomas to President, Feb. 21,
1868, reporting delivery of President's communication to
Edwin M. Stanton removing him from office, and accepting
the appointment of Secretary of War ad interim.......
Evidence, documentary, for the defense-

123

53

affidavit of Edwin M. Stanton, and warrant of arrest of Lorenzo
Thomas, Feb. 22, 1868.......

168

53

docket of entries as to disposition of case of United States vs.
Lorenzo Thomas......

174

copy of Senate proceedings, May 13, 1800, on the nomination
of John Marshall to be Secretary of State, in place of Tim-
othy Pickering, removed......
copy of President Tyler's order, Feb. 29, 1844, appointing John
Nelson, Attorney General, to discharge the duties of Secretary
of State ad interim.......

........ 182

182

54

copy of Senate resolution, March 6, 1844, confirming nomina-
tion of John C. Calhoun as Secretary of State, vice A. P.
Upshur.....

copy of President Fillmore's order, July 23, 1850, designating
Winfield Scott to act as Secretary of War ad interim........ 182
copy of Senate resolution, Aug. 15, 1850, confirming nomina-
tion of Charles M. Conrad as Secretary of War......
copy of President Buchanan's order, Jan. 10, 1861, appoint-
ing Moses Kelley to be Acting Secretary of the Interior.......
copy of President Lincoln's commission, March 5, 1831, to Caleb
B. Smith as Secretary of the Interior.....

182

183

183

copy of Senate resolution, Feb. 21, 1868, that President has no
power to remove the Secretary of War and to designate any
other officer to perform duties of that office ad interim.........
copy of Senate order, Feb. 21, 1868, directing Secretary to com-
municate copies of foregoing resolution to President, to Secre-
tary of War. and to Adjutant General of the Army.........
copy of President Lincoln's commission to Edwin M. Stanton
as Secretary of War. Jan. 15, 1862.........
commission of Edmund Cooper as Assistant Secretary of Treas
ury, Nov. 20, 1867........

182

copy of General Orders No. 15, Mar. 12, 1868, requiring all
orders relating to military operations issued by President or
Secretary of War to be issued through the General of the
Army

copy of Bvt. Maj. Gen. W. H. Emory's commission, July 17,
1866...

Special Orders No. 426, Aug. 27, 1867. assigning Gen. Emory to
command of Department of Washington.

order of President, Feb. 13, 1868, that Bvt. Maj. Gen. Thomas
resume his duties as Adjutant General...

letter of Gen. Grant, Jan. 24, 1868, requesting to have in
writing order given him verbally by President to disregard
orders of E. M. Stanton as Secretary of War, &c........
President's instructions to Gen. Grant, Jan. 29, 1868, not to
obey orders from War Department, unless, &c..
letter of President to Gen. Grant, Feb. 15, 1868, in regard to
his having vacated the office of Secretary of War ad interim 81
copy of President's letter of authority to Lorenzo Thomas to
act as Secretary of War ad interim...
copies of order removing Edwin M. Stanton, and letter of au-
thority to Gen. Thomas with indorsements thereon, forwarded
by President to Secretary of the Treasury for his information, 83
copy of General Orders No. 17, March 14, 1867, requiring all
orders relating to military operations to be issued through the
General of the Army.....

copy of letters of Acting Secretary of the Treasury, Ang. 17,
1842, relating to removal of the collector and appraiser in
Philadelphia.......

extracts from records of Navy Department exhibiting practice
in respect to removals.

183

186

list of civil officers of Navy Department, appointed for four
years under act of May 15, 1829, and removable at pleasure,
who were removed, their terms of office not having expired... 187
copies of documents from State Department, showing practice
of Government in removal of officers during the session of
Senate, during recess, and covering all cases of vacancy, 188, 195
copies of documents from Post Office Department, showing
removals of postmasters during session of the Senate and ad
interim appointments.........

191

83

message of President Buchanan, Jan. 15, 1861, in answer to
Senate resolution respecting vacancy in the office of Secretary
of War....

191

list of persons who discharged duties of Cabinet officers, whether
by appointment made in recess and those confirmed by Senate,
as well as those acting ad interim or simply acting.
statement of beginning and ending of cach legislative session of
Congress from 1789 to 1868.....

102

137

copy of order of General of the Army, to Gen. Thomas, to
resume duties as Adjutant General........
message of President communicating report of Secretary of State,
showing proceedings under concurrent resolution of the two
Houses requesting President to submit to Legislatures of States
an additional article to the Constitution........

85

32

92

tables from Department of the Interior, showing removals of offi
cers, date, name, office, and whether removal was during recess
or during session of the Senate.........

copy of President Adams's commission to George Washington,
July 4, 1798, constituting him Lieutenant General of the
Army

216

216

Evidence, documentary, for the defense-Continued.

list of consular officers appointed during session of the Senate
where vacancies existed when appointments were made.......... 221
form of Navy agents' commission............

official action of the Post Office Department in removal of Foster
Blodgett.........

.........

235

236

239

Evidence, documentary, for the prosecution, in rebuttal—
Journal of First Congress, 1774-75, exhibiting report of commit-
tee to draft a commission to Gen. George Washington........... 239
letter of James Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury, Aug. 23,
1855, as to practice of Government in appointing officers during
recess to fill vacancies existing before adjournment........
copy of indictment in case of Foster Blodgett in district court of
the United States for southern district of Georgia........
list of the various officers in United States affected by the Pres-
ident's claim of right to remove at pleasure and appoint ad
interim, their salaries, &c..........
Ewing, Thomas, sen., nomination of, to be Secretary of War...... 175,
182, 221, 234

240

242

Hour of meeting, order fixing, at eleven a. m.—[By Mr. Conness.]
offered and adopted, 209; (yeas 29, nays 14.)

order fixing, at twelve o'clock m. each day, except Sunday-
[By Mr. Grimes.]

offered, 279; adopted, 294; (yeas 21, nays 13.)
Howard, Jacob M., a Senator from Michigan-
order by-

that no Senator shall speak more than once, nor to exceed
fifteen minutes on one question, during final deliberations:
offered, 320; rejected, 320; (yeas 19, nays 30.)

remarks by.........6, 11, 12, 23, 25, 26, 27, 54, 61, 63, 72, 79, 88, 91, 107,
114, 120, 121, 147, 159, 162, 168, 173, 185, 201, 203, 224, 227,
231, 238, 246, 248, 250, 251, 320, 342, 379, 398, 407, 411, 415
questions by
...91, 173, 224

opinion on the case........

Howe, Timothy O., a Senator from Wisconsin-

500

remarks by.... ..12, 160, 166, 170, 174, 201, 202, 247, 250, 342, 408

opinion on the case.......
Hudson, William N.-

-see Witnesses.

492

.29, 41, 343

appearance entered and counsel named............................................................................... ...........
forty days asked to prepare answer........................... ........................... ...............
answer to articles....

oath of office, April 15, 1865.....

3

6

.63, 111, 175 199, 209, 210, 234, 238, 248, 414

called by proclamation.....

199

451

suspension of Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War, and designa-
tion of Gen. Grant Secretary ad interim communicated to
Senate Dec. 12, 1867.....

Senate's non-concurrence in, communicated.....
removal of Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War, and desig-
nation of Lorenzo Thomas Secretary ad interim com-
municated to Senate Feb. 21, 1868....

Frelinghuysen, Frederick T., a Senator from New Jersey-
order by-

that as many of Managers and Counsel as shall choose be
permitted to speak on final argument: offered and laid over,
147; discussed, 160; tabled, 163; (yeas 38, nays 10.)
remarks by.....
...63, 147, 160, 161, 251, 407

question by...

.................

opinion on the case.........

Senate's denial of power to remove and appoint communi-
cated....

appointment of Edmund Cooper Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury.....

....55, 56

63

520

order that Adjt. Gen. Thomas resume his duties....
instructions to Gen. Grant not to obey orders from War Depart-
ment, unless, &c........

letter to Gen. Grant in regard to his having vacated the office of
Secretary ad interim..

message communicating report relating to amendment of the
Constitution.........

telegram to Gov. Parsons...

reports of speech Aug. 18, 1866, in reply to Hon. Reverdy John-

son......

at Cleveland, Sept. 3, 1866

107, 108, 109

..6, 26, 61, 98, 104,

at St. Louis, Sept. 8, 1866..

.112, 114

notification to Secretary of the Treasury, Aug. 14, 1867, of the

420

suspension of Mr. Stanton.

119

conversations with Gen. Emory.

.78, 79

810

with Gen. Wallace....

.84, 85

435

with Lieut. Gen. Sherman.

with Mr. Cox .....

that application for thirty days to prepare for trial be post-
poned until after replication filed: offered, 27; not agreed
to, 27; (yeas 25, nays 28.)

that presiding officer may rule all questions of evidence, which
ruling shall stand as the judgment of the Senate, unless some
member shall ask a formal vote, in which case it shall be
submitted to the Senate; or he may submit any such ques-
tion to a vote in the first instance, (amendment to Rule VII:)
offered, 63; agreed to, 63; (yeas 31, nays 19.)
that, subject to Rule XXI, all the Managers not delivering
oral arguments may file written arguments before April 24,
and Counsel not making oral arguments may file written
arguments before April 27: offered, 249.

.187, 140, 142, 143, 146, 149, 150

...........................................

.150, 151, 157, 173
.197, 198, 200, 201
204, 205
206
.221, 222, 234, 235
.150, 157, 158

................................

with Mr. Perrin..
with Secretary Welles......

.........

tender of War Office to Lieut. Gen. Sherman...
nomination of Mr. Ewing Secretary of War, Feb. 22, 1868...... 175
instructions to test Lorenzo Thomas's right to office, 200, 201, 204, 205
acquittal on Article XI.

II.
III.

Johnson, Reverdy, a Senator from Maryland-
orders by-

that trial proceed at the expiration of ten days, unless for
causes shown to the contrary: offered, 28.

that Senate commence the trial 2d of April: offered, 28.
that two of Managers be permitted to file printed arguments,
&c. amendment offered and adopted, 248.
remarks by...

412

414

415

415

Lawrence, William, a Representative from Ohio-

P.

Patterson, James W., a Senator from New Hampshire―
opinion on the case.

Patterson, David T., a Senator from Tennessee-
remarks by.

Perrin, Edwin O.-see Witnesses.

343

remarks by...........

Legislative business-see Practice.

List of offices, &c.......

Logan, John A., of Illinois, a Manager—

argument by-

on application of counsel for thirty days to prepare for trial, 28
final, on the case.......

......... 507
54

147,

247, 868, 412

478

251
337

right of counsel making motion to open and close argument
thereon......

the limitation of argument on interlocutory questions to one
hour by Rule XX has reference to the whole number of
persons to speak on each side, and not to each person
severally......

........

it is not in order to call up business transacted in legislative
session........
objections to putting a question to a witness by a member of the
court must come from the court itself.........

20

70

99

.... 166,

Morrill, Justin S., a Senator from Vermont-
order by-

that the Senate meet on Monday next for the purpose of delib-
eration; and that on Tuesday the Senate proceed to vote
without debate on the several articles-each Senator to be
permitted to file his written opinion within two days after the
vote: offered, 408; agreed to, 409.

remarks by........

opinion on the case....

Morrill, Lot M., a Senator from Maine-
order by-

that the Senate proceed on Monday next to take the yeas and
nays on the articles without debate; any Senator to have
permission to file a written opinion: offered, 408.

an application for an order of Senate to furnish a statement
from its records can only be addressed to Senate in legislative
session.......

173

191

the general rules of the Senate in its legislative session govern
the proceedings of the court, so far as applicable............................147, 174
President-see Johnson, Andrew.
Q.

Question, final, order that when doors shall be closed for deliber-
ation upon, the official reporters shall take down debates, to
be reported in proceedings-[By Mr. Edmunds.]
offered, 294; read, 310, 320; tabled, 407; (yeas 28, nays 20.)
order, that Senate proceed to vote on the several articles at
twelve o'clock on day after the close of arguments-[By
Mr. Sumner.]

Nelson, Thomas A. R., of Tennessee, Counsel-
argument by-

9

Mr. Hendricks.
Mr.

Sumner......

on motion to fix a day for trial to proceed.........
on motion to fix the number and order of the speakers on final
argument....
.175, 249
294
remarks on the Alta Vela letter............336, 337, 341, 342, 343, 350
0.

final, on the case......

views of Chief Justice on form of putting

order that the views of the Chief Justice be entered on the

Journal-[By Mr. Buckalew.]

offered and agreed to, 409.

order that the, be put as proposed by Presiding Officer, and each
Senator shall rise in his place and answer "Guilty" or
"Not guilty" only-[By Mr. Sumner.]

offered and agreed to, 410.

order that the, shall be taken on the eleventh article first, and
thereafter on the other ten successively as they stand-[By
Mr. Williams.]

agreed to, 411; (yeas 34, nays 19.)

taken on Article XI, 412; (yeas 35, nays 19.)

order that the, be now taken on the remaining articles-[By
Mr. Conkling.]

offered and rejected, 413; (yeas 26, nays 28.)

order that the several orders heretofore adopted as to the order
of voting on, be rescinded-[By Mr. Williams.]

remarks by.....

Randall, Alexander W.-see Witnesses.

Replication, read and filed..........

428

Mr. Pomeroy.

Ross, Edmund G., a Senator from Kansas-
motion by....

414

478

Mr. Sherman..

Mr. Stewart

446

433

Rule VII, order amending, in respect to submitting questions of
evidence, &c., to Senate-[By Mr. Henderson.]
offered and agreed to, 63; (yeas 31, nays 19.)

463

488

417

VII, order amending and requiring votes upon incidental ques-
tions to be without a division, unless demanded, &c.—[By
Mr. Drake.]

Mr. Vickers

461

XX, construction of..........

70

457

Mr. Wilson.......
Mr. Yates

460

484

Senators, oath administered to........
Seward, Frederick W.-see Witnesses.
Sheridan, James B.-see Witnesses.
Sherman, John, a Senator from Ohio-
orders by-

5

.........147, 174

............5, 6, 12

that trial proceed on 6th of April: offered and discussed, 8.
that under the rules all questions other than of order should
be submitted to Senate: offered, 62.

that additional time allowed by amendment to Rule XXI
shall not exceed three hours: offered, 161.

that Managers and Counsel have leave to file written or printed
arguments before oral argument commences: offered, 247;
amended, 247; disagreed to, 248; (yeas 20, nays 26.)
that Managers be permitted to file printed or written argu-
ments: amendment offered, 248.
remarks by.....

....8, 27, 28, 53, 61, 62, 88, 119, 147,
161, 162, 175, 184, 185, 186, 194, 201, 202, 224, 225, 236, 238,
247, 248, 274, 310, 341, 368, 383, 393, 406, 407, 408, 409, 411

questions by......

Sherman, William T.-see Witnesses.

.88, 186, 238
..446

opinion on the case.

Smith, Francis H.-see Witnesses.

argument by-

6,7

on application for forty days to prepare answer..........
for thirty days to prepare for trial.............................. ...................................................... ................ 25
on admissibility-

of Adjt. Gen. Thomas's declarations to Mr. Burleigh, Feb.
21, 1868......

.59, 64, 65, 66, 70
of President's letter to Gen. Grant, unaccompanied with
inclosures.....
.........81, 82
of appointment of Edmund Cooper to be Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury.....
..87, 88
of telegrams relating to the reconstruction of Alabama....... 91
of President's declarations to Adjt. Gen. Thomas Feb. 21, 138
of conversations between President and Gen. Sherman,
Jan. 14.........
...151, 152, 153, 154
of question respecting department of the Atlantic....
157
of tender of War Office to Gen. Sherman......
.157, 158
of President's purpose to get the question before the courts, 158
of question, Whether Gen. Sherman formed and gave Presi-
dent an opinion, &c...........
163, 165
of affidavit and warrant of arrest of Lorenzo Thomas... 167, 168
on motion to remove limit to number of speakers on final argu-
ment.........
162

argument, final, on the case..........

Summons, return of Sergeant-at-Arms to writ of, read and verified, 6
Sumner, Charles, a Senator from Massachusetts-

orders by-

that Senate proceed with trial from day to day unless otherwise
ordered offered, 28; withdrawn, 28.

that Chief Justice presiding has no authority to vote on any
question during the trial, &c.: offered, 63; rejected, 63;
(yeas 22, nays 26.)

that where the Senate were equally divided, and Chief Justice
gave a casting vote, such vote was without authority under
the Constitution: offered and rejected, 63; (yeas 21, nays
27.)

that trial proceed without delay on account of removal of limit
provided by Rule XXI: amendment offered and accepted,
160.

that on final argument the several Managers who speak shall
close: offered, 162.

that under rule limiting argument to two on a side, such others
as choose may file arguments at any time before the argu-
ment of the closing Manager: laid over, 174; amended, 174;
indefinitely postponed, 175; (yeas 34, nays 15.)

that all evidence offered not trivial or obviously irrelevant be
received without objection, to be open to question at the bar
to determine its value, and to be sifted and weighed in the
final judgment: tabled, 195; (yeas 33, nays 11.)

that Senate sit from ten a. m. to six p. m. : offered, 209; rejected,
209; (yeas 13, nays 30.)

that Senate proceed to vote on the several articles of impeach-
ment at twelve o'clock on the day after the close of argu-
ments: offered, 310; called up, 408.

that after removal, which follows conviction, any further judg
ment shall be determined by a majority of members present:
offered and laid over, 331.

that Mr. Nelson, one of counsel, having used disorderly words,
has deserved the disapprobation of the Senate: offered, 341;
tabled, 351; (yeas 35, nays 10.)

that Senate will sit from ten a. m. to six p. m.: offered and
tabled, 351; (yeas 32, nays 17.)

that the question be put as proposed by Presiding Officer, and
each Senator shall rise in his place and answer Guilty
or Not guilty" only: offered and agreed to, 410.
rules by-

66

XXIII, in taking the votes of Senate on the articles presiding
officer shall call each Senator by name, and upon each
article propose the question of "Guilty or not guilty?"
whereupon each Senator shall rise in his place and answer:
proposed April 25, 310; called up, 409.

XXIV, on a conviction by Senate it shall be the duty of pre-
siding officer forthwith to pronounce the removal from office
of the convicted person; any further judgment shall be on
the order of Senate: proposed April 25, 310; called up, 410.
remarks by.....8, 28, 53, 63, 88, 92, 98, 107, 120, 121, 160, 162, 174,
175, 183, 194, 209, 224, 274, 279, 294, 310, 315, 320,
331, 341, 342, 350, 851, 406, 408, 409, 410, 412, 415
463

offered and agreed to, 28; (yeas 28, nays 24.)
Trumbull, Lyman, a Senator from Illinois-

orders by-

that respondent file answer on or before 23d of March: agreed
to, 12.

that as many of Managers as desire be permitted to file argu-
ments or address Senate orally; but the conclusion of oral
argument shall be by one Manager, as provided by Rule
XXI: offered, 250; amended, 250; adopted, 251; (yeas 28,
nays 22.)

remarks by..

..........................27, 55, 63, 64, 70, 98, 147, 160,
172, 179, 209, 224, 249, 250, 342, 351, 406, 407, 408, 412, 418, 414
opinion on the case..........

417

V.

Van Horn, Burt-see Witnesses.

Van Winkle, P. G., a Senator from West Virginia-

opinion on the case.......

Vickers, George, a Senator from Maryland-
orders by-

that any two of Managers, except those who open and close,
and who have not addressed Senate, may file written argu-
ments before adjournment or make oral ad Iresses after the
opening by one of Managers and first reply of Counsel, and
that other two of Counsel who have not spoken may reply, but
alternating with said two Managers, leaving closing argument
for President and Managers' final reply under original rule :
amendment offered, 247; disagreed to, 248; (yes 20, nays 26.)
that one of Managers may file printed argument before adjourn-
ment, and that after oral opening by a Manager and reply
by one of Counsel another Counsel may file written or make
oral address, to be followed by closing speech of one of
Counsel and final reply of a Manager: offered, 248.
remarks by.......
..247, 248
461

opinion on the case.
Votes-see Articles; Chief Justice; Evidence; Question; Rules.

431

Witnesses for the prosecution-

William J. McDonald: service of Senate resolutions at office of
President................

J. W. Jones: service of Senate resolution on Adjt. Gen.
Thomas.

C. E. Creecy: form of commission before and after tenure-of-
office act, 54, 55; commission of Edmund Cooper as Assistant
Secretary of Treasury, 55, 56; date of change in form of com-
mission 56; President's notification to Secretary of Treasury
of Secretary Stanton's suspension, 119; notification of Secre-
tary of the Treasury to heads of bureaus, 120.

Burt Van Horn: Adjt. Gen. Thomas's demand for possession
of War Department.....

James K. Moorhead: Adjt. Gen. Thomas's demand for posses-
sion of War Department.....

Walter A. Burleigh: Adjt. Gen. Thomas's account of interview
with Secretary Stanton, 59, 71; his intentions, 59, 63, 71; his
declarations to clerks, 71, 72, 73, 74; means by which he
intended to obtain possession, 59, 63, 71, 74.

Samuel Wilkeson: Adjt. Gen. Thomas's account of interview
with Secretary Stanton......
..........74, 75

George W. Karsner: conversations with Adjt. Gen. Thomas, 75,
76, 77; his intentions, 75; interview with Secretary Stanton, 78.
Thomas W. Ferry: occurrences at War Department, Feb. 22... 78
William H. Emory: conversations with President in reference to
troops, 78. 79; Orders No. 15 and 17, 79, 80.

George W. Wallace: conversation with President in regard to
garrison at Washington and movement of troops.............. 84, 85
William E. Chandler: process of drawing money from Treasury
Department, 85, 88, 89; course of issuing commission to an
officer confirmed by Senate, 85, 86; authority of Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury to sign warrants, 88, 89; the practice, 89.
Charles A. Tinker: telegrams between Lewis E. Parsons and
President relating to reconstruction in Alabama, 89, 90; Pres-
ident's speech, Aug. 18, 1866, as telegraphed, 93, 96.
James B. Sheridan: President's speech, Aug. 18, 1866, in reply
to Hon. Reverdy Johnson, 93; manner of reporting it, 94;
corrections by President's Secretary, 93.

James O. Clephane: President's speech, Aug. 18, 1866, in reply
to Hon. Reverdy Johnson, 94, 96; revision by President's Sec-
retary, 94, 96, 97; verbatim report rewritten for Chronicle,
94, 95.

Francis H. Smith: President's speech, Aug. 18, 1866, 96, 97;
revision by President's Secretary, 97.

William G. Moore: corrections of report of President's speech,
Aug. 18, 1866...............

.97, 98
William N. Hudson: President's speech at Cleveland, Sept. 3,
1866, reported for Cleveland Leader, 100, 101, 102; cries of
the crowd, 102, 103, 104.

Daniel C. McEwen: President's speech at Cleveland, Sept. 3,

1866..

.104, 105
Everett D. Stark: President's speech at Cleveland, Sept. 3,
1866, reported for Cleveland Herald.......

....105, 106.