Mueller, Johann von, teaches Gallatin history, 3. Murray, William Vans, prominent Federalist in House, 99; on finance committee, 106; denies discretionary power of House over Jay treaty, 110. Navy, opposed by Gallatin, 123, 124, 130, 137, 157, 186, 188; his course defended, 216; gunboat scheme, 288, 289. Nesselrode, Count, leaves Russian foreign affairs in charge of Romanzoff, 304; inability of Crawford to secure audience with, 315. New England, supports Adams in 1800, 163; refuses to support popular loan, 212, 213; plans disunion, 213; hoards specie, 260, 261; opposes embargo, 293; its secession hoped for by England, 313. New York, calls for a second Federal Convention, 36, 37; Republican in 1800, 163. New York city, first visit of Gallatin to, 18; abandoned by Congress for Philadelphia, 47; protests against Jay treaty, 103; settlement of Gallatin in, 365, 366; social life in, 366-368; attempt of Gallatin to establish a university in, 368, 369. New York Historical Society, presidency of Gallatin, 382; his inaugural address to, 382-384; celebration of its fortieth anniversary, 384; honors Gallatin's memory, 388. Nicholas, John, Republican leader in House, 100; on treaty power, 111; supports Gallatin in advocating specific appropriations, 130; moves amendment to Adams's message, 134; in debate on French relations, 135; desires to limit executive through power over appropriations, 143; aids Gallatin in sixth Congress, 159; opposes non-intercourse with France, 159; resists supposed encroachment of Senate on House, 161; confers with Jefferson and Gallatin on election of 1800, 164. Nicholson family, connected by marriage with Gallatin, 59. Nicholson, Hannah, marries Gallatin, 59; described by him, 59; her relations to her husband, 59; letters of Gallatin to, 138, 180; unhappy in Fayette County, 180; her property, 363; unfit for frontier life, 363; her success in Washington society, 363, 364; her death, 386, 387. Nicholson, Commodore James, father-in-law of Gallatin, his family, 59; visited by Gallatin after marriage, 60; on Gallatin's political moderation, 138; commands gunboats in Lafayette's campaign of 1781, 371. Nicholson, James Witter, in business with Gallatin, 60. Nicholson, Joseph H., letter of Gallatin to, on war revenue, 224; furnished by Gallatin with questions to ask himself, 246; letter of Macon to, 293. Non-importation, difficulty of enforcement in 1774, 293; enforced by Gallatin in 1808, 293. Norris, Isaac W., at free trade convention, 241. Odier, ----, takes shares in Gallatin's land scheme, 361. Ohio Company, its formation and lands, 20. Oregon question, discussion over, in 1818, 335; discussed in 1826, 343; determination of Adams not to give way in, 346; joint occupation of, continued, 347; views of Gallatin on, 351.