Toombs, Mrs., friendship for A. H. Stephens, 62; aids her husband's escape, 286, 287; joins her husband in Paris, 309; returns to America, 310; character, 356, 357; accident to, 356; golden wedding, 356, 357; death, 372, 373 Toombs, William, 2 Toombs oak, the, 12 Toucey, ----, leader in U. S. Senate, 107 Towns, Gov., calls State convention, 83 Tremont Temple, Boston, lecture on slavery in, 129-135 Trinity River, Toombs' lands on, 152 Troup, George M., defender of States' Rights, 30, 31; opposition to Jackson's measures, 31; attitude on the tariff question, 51; opposes Toombs in campaign of 1844, 53 Troup, Capt., on Toombs' staff, 268 Tugaloo River, 290 Turncoats, Crawford's ideas of, 91 Tyler, Pres., Toombs on, 367 Union College, 13 Union Democratic-Republican party, 30 United States Bank, supported by Berrien, 39; defense of, 48 United States Constitution, position on slavery, 132 United States judges, higher pay for, supported by Toombs, 192 United States Senate, _personnel_ in 1853, 107; debate on popular sovereignty, 163, 164; farewell speech in, 205-208 University of Georgia, 6-12; annual address at, 331, 332 University of Virginia, course at, 13 Utah, acquisition of, 67; question of organization of Territory, 79 Van Buren, Pres. Martin, censured by Toombs, 31; Toombs on, 367 Vandyke, John, opposes Toombs in House of Representatives, 72 Vincent, characterization of Toombs, Hill, and Stephens, 184, 185 Virginia, ----, settlement of the Toombs family in, 2; supports Calhoun, 29; Brown's raid into, 169, 170; secedes, 233 Waddell, Pres. Moses, 8, 9 Wade, ----, vote on Kansas-Nebraska bill, 115 Walker, Levi P., Secretary of War of Confederate States, 221; instructions to Beauregard about Fort Sumter, 224, 225 Walker, Robert J., governor of Kansas, 160 Walker, Gen. W. H. T., dispute with Gen. Hill at Chickamauga, 258, 259 Walthall, Gen. E. C., 277 War, Toombs' views on, 57 "War between the States," 75, 98, 185, 371 Warner, Hiram, opinion of Homestead and Exemption laws, 318 Warwick River, Toombs' operations on, 244 Washington, D. C., imperiled after first battle of Manassas, 238; Army of Northern Virginia advances on, 262 Washington, Ga., Mrs. Toombs' residence at, 4; distinguished men around, 16; speech at, 98, 99; debate between Toombs and Hill at, 144-152; Toombs elected commissioner, 192; the Toombs home at, 360 Washington County, escape through, 299 Waterloo, visit to field of, 126 Webster, Rev. Alexander, 6 Webster, Daniel, compared with Toombs, 14; last efforts of, 68; great Union speech of, 79; tribute to, 99, 104, 367; nominated for Presidency, 99; admiration for, in the South, 100; Secretary of State, 100; friendship with Toombs, 101; death, 102, 107; Hayne's challenge to, 175; his loss felt, 201 Wellborn, Speaker, 39