Freedmen’s Bureau, creation of the, XI. 301. Location of, XI. 307, 315, 321-323, 341 _et seq._; authorities on same, XI. 312-314. Despoiled by President Johnson, XVI. 169. Freedom, the party of, II. 228, 291; IV. 3. Whigs and Democrats must unite to defend, II. 234, 238. Principles of party of, II. 297; IV. 8. A last rally for, II. 320. Our country on the side of, without belligerent intervention, III. 180. Is national, III. 237, 242, 274; VI. 361. National, slavery sectional: speech, III. 257. Whig and Democratic parties opposed to, IV. 5. Prospects of party of, IV. 9. Necessity of union to uphold, IV. 15. The landmark of, IV. 81. Hope for, in United States, IV. 148. The demands of, IV. 333. Unity for, IX. 316. Friends, Society of, in New England, petitions for repeal of Fugitive Slave Bill, III. 234. See _Quakers_. Fugitive Clause in the Constitution, III. 303, 356; X. 341. False assumptions as to origin of, III. 303-306; X. 352-354. True origin of, III. 306-309; X. 354-360. Neglected at first, III. 309 _et seq._ Merely a compact between States, III. 356-358; X. 366-368. Interpretation of, III. 358-361; IV. 182; VI. 229; X. 342-352; XI. 234-238. Granville Sharp on, IV. 319 _et seq._ Ambiguity of, X. 346. Applicable to indented servants, X. 348. Authorities denying power of Congress under, X. 368-372. Fugitive Slave Acts, wrong and unconstitutionality of, X. 338. Relation of, to slavery, X. 339-341. Final repeal of all, XI. 229.