Humphreys, Captain, of the “Leopard,” ii. 4; his note to Commodore Barron, 12. Hunt, Major, sounded by General Wilkinson, i. 222. Impeachment, a farce, i. 447; Marshall threatened with, 466. Impressments of American seamen, i. 93, 94, 400; ii. 144; Monroe’s negotiation upon, i. 407-409, 422, 429, 432, 433, 438; included in instructions on the “Chesapeake” affair, ii. 39, 45, 47, 162-164; British proclamation on, 52, 166; Jefferson’s intentions on, 164, 353. Impressment Proclamation. (See Proclamations.) Inaugural Address, second, of President Jefferson, i. 1-8. Indians, Jefferson’s parallel between Indians and conservatives, i. 4, 6; cessions of territory in 1805, 14; relations of the northwestern, with Canada, 15, 16; of the southwestern with Florida, 16. (See Treaties.) Innis, Judge, i. 274; denies Daveiss’ motion against Burr, 278; humiliated by Daveiss and Marshall, 293. Internal improvements, Jefferson’s recommendation of a fund for, i. 2, 346; ii. 364; his anxiety to begin, i. 19; Gallatin’s scheme of, 20; Gallatin’s report on, ii. 364. Jackson, Andrew, his devotion to Burr, i. 221, 258; his unauthorized order of Oct. 4, 1806, to the Tennessee militia, 258; undertakes the building of boats, etc., for Burr, 274; to be instructed against Burr, 284; requires disavowals from Burr, 287; his letter to Claiborne, 288, 317; his quarrel with Adair, 288; at Richmond, attacks Jefferson, 460. Jackson, Francis James, British envoy to Denmark, to demand the delivery of the Danish fleet, ii. 64; Lord Eldon’s anecdote concerning, 65. Jackson, Jacob, Second Lieutenant of Artillery, commanding at Chickasaw Bluff, i. 325. Jackson, Senator James, of Georgia, i. 126; declares in favor of an embargo, 149, 176; his death, 176. Jackson, John G., member of Congress from Virginia, attacks Quincy in Congress, i. 196; opposes war, ii. 378.