Carlisle, fugitive slave case in, § 43. Cases, legal, change in character of, § 33; classification of, § 33; principle of selection of, § 52. Certificate, evidence for conviction, § 8. Chandler, Zachary, introduces confiscation bill, § 90; confiscation act, C 31. Chase, S. P., on fugitive slave law, § 32; on payments under law of 1850, B 38; offers amendments, B 30. Cherokees. See Treaty. Chickasaws. See Treaty. Chickasaw case, § 42, D 20. Christiana case, § 60, D 49; influence traced, § 60. Choctaws. See Treaty. Clarence, ----, joint resolution, C 23. Clark, ----, reports confiscation bill, § 91; substitute, § 91; resolution, B 34; amendments, C 51; C 78; confiscation bill, C 72. Clarke, J. F., quoted, § 51, § 55, § 67, § 73. Clay, Henry, see Gallatin; provision on fugitives, § 29; on Shadrach case, § 57, B 33; amendment, B 30. Cochrane, joint resolution, C 2. Colfax, Schuyler, resolution, C 77. Collamer, ----, amendments, C 53; C 67. Colonial regulation, began early, § 2; cases, § 1-§ 12; legislation, Appendix A. Colonists, runaway, A 15. Colony, of fugitives, § 66. Columbia, case in, D 15. Comet case, § 24. Commissioners, of United Colonies, complain of fugitives, § 11; duty of, § 30. Committee, for a new fugitive slave law, § 17; on the fugitive slave law, § 17-§ 21, § 24; on Maryland resolution, § 21; to prevent outrages, § 45; conference, § 91; amendments by, C 31, C 48, C 51; on judiciary, instructed, § 27; report a fugitive slave law, § 27. Compromise, resolution affirming, B 35; fugitive slave act, C 25. Conferences, between Indians and the Governor of New York, § 8. Confiscation, of slaves of rebels, § 89; report on, C 60; bill, § 90, § 91; amendments, § 90; provisions extended, § 90, § 91; presented, § 90, § 91; act approved by President, § 91; Trumbull's, C 30, C 37, C 52; Chandler's, C 31; Davis's, C 50; coupled with emancipation, C 44, C 69, C 73; amendments to, C 57, C 67, C 71; Harris's, C 59, C 63, C 67, C 71; Clark's, C 72; progress of, C 79; Morrill's joint resolution, C 40. Congress, action of, from 1847 to 1850, § 27.