President of the United States, pardoning power of the, III. 219. Cannot abrogate treaties, V. 101 _et seq._ Had power to interfere in Kansas, V. 187, 191 _et seq._ Does not possess all war-powers, IX. 138-140. Power of, over letters of marque, IX. 296-298. His power of instituting State governments, XI. 365; XIV. 190,--Senator Collamer on same, XIII. 43. Protection against, XIV. 239. A single term for and choice by direct vote of the people, XIV. 278. Right of President of Senate _pro tem._ to vote on impeachment of the, XVI. 88. His powers of removal under the Constitution, XVI. 190-196. Cannot, by his prerogative, refuse to execute the laws, XVI. 204-208. Authorities on his treaty-making power, XIX. 79-81. One term for, XIX. 168; XX. 157-161, 220,--testimony in favor of same, XIX. 169-173; XX. 158, 221-223. Obligations of, XX. 90. His prerogative in regard to bestowing offices, XX. 115 _et seq._; and in appointing his Cabinet, XX. 127 _et seq._ Influence of, should be diminished, XX. 161. Presidential Election of 1856, our Bunker Hill, VI. 43. Presidential Election of 1860, letters on, VI. 111, 287, 342; VII. 80. Anticipated effects of Republican victory in, VI. 337-341, 377; VII. 78, 83 _et seq._ Candidates and issues of, VI. 352. Real question of, VII. 39. Evening before the, VII. 70. Evening after the, VII. 76. Ultimatum of the South in, VII. 333. Result of, XII. 260. Presidential Election of 1864, issues of, XI. 419, 433. Parties of, XI. 420. Congratulations on, XII. 1. Presidential Election of 1868, issues at the, XVI. 326, 332. Presidential Election of 1872, letter to colored citizens on, XX. 173. Antecedents of candidates in, XX. 177-182; nominations of same, XX. 182 _et seq._ Platforms in, XX. 183. Watchword for, XX. 194. Letter to Speaker Blaine on, XX. 196. Speech on, XX. 209. Presiding Officers, powers of, XVI. 99; same must be decided by Parliamentary law, XVI. 102 _et seq._ Authorities respecting powers of, in House of Lords, XVI. 104-110. Instances of, not members of House of Lords, XVI. 108, 110-119. Authorities respecting powers of, in House of Commons and House of Representatives, XVI. 126-129. Press, the, in slave and free States, VI. 155. Freedom of, restricted in slave States, VI. 184-186. Prévost-Paradol, M., XVIII. 184. Price, reduction of, increases consumption, XVIII. 86. Price, Richard, on government, XIII. 203. Labors of, XV. 366. His predictions concerning America, XV. 367-370.