_Volunteers_, sufficient secured during the first year, 505;
laws relating to the military service, 506.
Walker, L. P., Secretary of War under Provisional Constitution, 242.
Walworth, Chancellor, remarks on the coercion of the Southern States,
255.
_War of the Revolution_, its causes were grievances inflicted on the
Northern colonies, 148;
the South had no material cause of complaint, 48.
_War, the late bloody_, the theory on which it was waged, 160;
proposition in the Convention to incorporate it in the Constitution,
160;
not seconded, 160.
_War between the Slates_, who was responsible for? 440;
the probability of, discussed by the people, 227;
opinion that it would be long and bloody, 230.
_War-cry, the_, employed to train the Northern mind, 29;
its success, 30.
_Washington_, the great effort of invasion to be from that point, 337;
accumulation of troops, 337.
Washington, George, his use of the word "compact" as applied to the
Constitution, 138;
repeatedly refers to the proposed Union as a confederacy, 164;
extracts from his letters, 164.
Washington, John A., killed on a reconnaissance, 436.
Webster, Daniel, remark of, at the death of Mr. Calhoun, 17;
first to revive refuted misconceptions, 128;
a remark of his, 134;
denies the Constitution to be a compact, 135;
on the word "accede," 136;
his concessions, 137;
denied what Massachusetts and New Hampshire affirmed, 139;
on the sovereignty of the Government, 151;
his inconsistent ideas, 152;
his views in 1819, 166;
his speech at Capon Springs, 167;
on the omission of a State to appoint Senators, 179.
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