Jenkins, Charles J., as a lawyer, 16; elected Speaker of House, General Assembly, 33; defeated for U. S. senatorship, 38; reports the "Georgia Platform," 86; author of the Georgia Platform, 92, 93; opinion of Berrien, 93; nominated for Vice-presidency, 99; career of, 101; personal character, 102; disputes reconstruction measures, 323; carries off the great seal of Georgia, 333, 338; president of Constitutional convention, 337; deposed from governorship, 337; views on railroad question, 345 Johnson, Andrew, member of Twenty-ninth Congress, 56; impeachment of, 310; Toombs' interview with, 313 Johnson, Herschel V., Democratic leader, 51; elected governor of Georgia, 128; leads Union wing of Georgia Democrats, 182; nominated for Vice-presidency, 183; challenged by Stephens, 336 Johnson, R. M., reunion with Toombs, 298, 299 Johnson, Fort, fires on Fort Sumter, 227 Johnston, Gen. Joseph E., on first battle of Manassas, 238; advance on Washington, 238; withdraws from Manassas, 239; heated interview with Toombs, 243; recognizes Toombs' worth, 243, 244; retreats behind the Chickahominy, 245; criticism of Southern soldiers, 271; relieved from command, 276; struggle with Sherman, 280 Jones, Gen. D. R., report of second battle of Manassas, 261; reports of Toombs' actions at Antietam, 264, 265 Judiciary Committee, General Assembly, chairman of, 33, 38 Kansas, civil war in, 115-118, 159; Pierce's message on state of, 115, 116 Kansas bill, opposition to, 166 Kansas-Nebraska bill, 107-115; dissatisfaction with, in Georgia, 143; Hill on, 147-149 Kennan, A. H., deputy to Provisional Congress, 215 Kentucky, partial secession measures of, 233 Kimball House Company, financial dealings of Toombs with, 42 Kinch, ----, sutler in Creek war, 352 Knott, Pres. Eliphalet, 13 Know-nothing party. See American party Labor, views on, 197 Lamar, A. R., description of Toombs, 236, 237 Lamar, De Rosset, Toombs' aid-de-camp, 237 Lamartine, Toombs compared with, 76 Land-jobbing, opposition to, 53 Lane, Jack, reunion with Toombs, 298, 299 Lane, Joseph C., nominated for Vice-presidency, 183 Lanier, Sidney, 284 Lawton, A. R., supported by Toombs, 369 Lecompton constitution, favored by Buchanan, 160; passes the Senate, 164 Lee, Gen. Robert E., captures John Brown, 169; successes of, 246; invades Maryland, 262; report of Toombs' actions at Antietam, 264 Le Seur, Alexander, aids Toombs' escape, 288, 289 Lewis, D. W., defeated by Stephens, 93 Lexington, Ga., speech in, 92; debate between Hill and Stephens at, 144, 145