New York, N. Y., democratic convention of 1868 at, 208 New York _Tribune_ prints protest of Wade and Davis, 19 Niblack, William E., motion in House, 43 Nicholls, Francis T., becomes governor of Louisiana, 296 North Carolina, in Lincoln's proclamation, 11; electoral vote of 1864 rejected, 22; reconstruction in, 35; convention in, 38; vote on thirteenth amendment, 55; in the reconstruction bill, 112; registration in, 147; election in, 149; ratifies constitution, 155, 197; act on admission of members from, 198; reconstruction declared complete, 202; ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204; recovery from negro rule, 249 Northcote, Stafford, on Joint High Commission, 307 Northwest Ordinance, 27 Norton, Daniel S., action on the Stevens resolution, 57; vote on impeachment, 191 O'Conor, Charles, nominated for presidency, 267; counsel before electoral commission, 291 Odell, W. H., Oregon elector of 1876, 291 Ohio, election of 1866 in, 103; vote on negro suffrage in, 148; ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204; withdrawal of ratification, 203, 205, 206; election of 1872 in, 267 Ord, Edward O. C., in fourth military district, 135 Oregon, ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204; votes for Seymour, 212; contested electoral returns of 1876, 289-291 Packard, S. B., takes possession of Louisiana capitol, 271; retires from office of governor, 296 Palmer, Roundell, at Geneva arbitration, 311 Parker, John, Oregon elector of 1876, 291 Parsons, Lewis E., appointed governor of Alabama, 37 Paschal, George W., in convention of 1886, 100 Patterson, David T., vote on impeachment, 191 Payne, Henry B., on electoral commission, 286 Pendleton, George H., nominated for vice-presidency, 21; candidate for presidential nomination, 208 Pennsylvania, election of 1866 in, 103; ratifies fourteenth amendment, 203, 204; election of 1872 in, 267 Perry, Benjamin F., appointed governor of South Carolina, 37 Philadelphia, Penn., conventions of 1866 at, 99, 100; republican convention of 1872 at, 267 Phillips, Wendell, characterized by Johnson, 67 Pierpont, Francis H., attitude of Lincoln to, 13; supported by Johnson, 37, 224 Pinchback, P. B. S., in Louisiana politics, 269, 272 Pittsburg, Penn., soldier convention at, 101 Poland, Luke P., connection with Thomas case, 174 Pope, John, in third military district, 136; injunction sought against, 146; election orders, 151; recalled, 152 Preston, William, in convention of 1868, 210 Pulaski, Tenn., place of origin of Ku-Klux, 250 Randall, Alexander W., appointed postmaster-general, 90; accompanies Johnson to the West, 102 Rawlins, John A., becomes secretary of war, 232 Raymond, Henry J., views on reconstruction, 59; vote on fourteenth amendment, 87; in convention of 1866, 99