Grant, Ulysses S., report on conditions at the South, 63; accompanies Johnson to the West, 102; acting Secretary of War, 143, 158; injunction against sought, 146; appointed acting secretary of war, 163; his action thereon, 164, 165; relations with Johnson, 166-168; nominated for presidency, 207; character of acceptance, 208; attitude to reconstruction, 223; proclamation as to Virginia, 227; orders as to Mississippi and Texas, 229, 230; policy characterized, 230, 231; attitude to Tenure-of-Office Act, 231-234; first annual message, 234; suggestion as to Georgia, 235; message of March, 1871, 257; proclamation of March, 1871, 258; proclamation of May, 1871, 259, 260; proclamations of April and November, 1871, 260, 261; relations with Sumner, 264; nominated for second term, 267; elected, 267; veto of inflation bill, 279; messages on relations with Great Britain, 303-306; policy as to Santo Domingo, 323-326 Granville, Lord, controversy with Fish, 312 Great Britain, change in ministry, 303; Grant's messages on relations with, 304-306; the Geneva arbitration, 307-318; the British Columbia boundary, 319; the fisheries question, 320-322 Greeley, Horace, in convention of 1866, 100; joins liberal republicans, 264; nominated for presidency, 265, 266; defeated, 267 Green, Ashbel, counsel before electoral commission, 291 Grey and Ripon, Earl de, on Joint High Commission, 307 Grider, Henry, on joint committee on reconstruction, 57 Grimes, James W., on joint committee on reconstruction, 57; view of the Stanton case, 189; vote on impeachment, 191 Groesbeck, William S., counsel for Johnson, 177 Habeas Corpus, writ of, privileges suspended in District of Columbia, 39 Hahn, Michael, elected to House of Representatives, 14; elected Governor of Louisiana, 14 Halifax, N. S., fisheries commission at, 320, 321 Hamlin, Hannibal, count of electoral votes, 24 Hampton, Wade, in convention of 1868, 211; becomes governor of South Carolina, 296 Hancock, Winfield Scott, supersedes Sheridan, 143; in convention of 1868, 210 Harlan, James, resignation, 90, 142 Harris, Ira, on joint committee on reconstruction, 57 Hawley, Joseph R., in republican convention of 1866, 207 Hayes, Rutherford B., significance of his election, 279; nominated for presidency, 281, 282; the campaign, 283 _et seq._; election formally declared, 294; policy toward the South, 295, 296 Henderson, John B., introduces amendment abolishing slavery, 26, 27; vote on impeachment, 191 Hendricks, Thomas A., candidate for presidential nomination, 210; nominated for vice-presidency, 282 Herron, Francis J., in Louisiana politics, 269, 270 Higby, William, views on purchase of Alaska, 300 Hill, Benjamin H., enters Senate from Georgia, 244 Hoadly, George, joins liberal republicans, 264; counsel before electoral commission, 291