St. Louis, session of National Alliance at (1889), 34; tobacco industry, 103. Scalawags, Confederate soldiers against, 12. Scotch-Irish in South, 6; and Presbyterianism, 215. Scott, W. A., The Repudiation of State Debts, cited, 227 (note). Sears, Barnas, General Agent of Peabody Fund, 167-168. Secession, past issue, 192. Sewall, Arthur, candidate for Vice-President, 44. Silver, free coinage, 43-44. Slater, John F., Fund, 182-183. Slavery among mountaineers, 15. Smith, F. Hopkinson, and "typical Southerner," 203. Social conditions, 82-83, 203 et seq.; in mill towns, 119-121. Sons of Veterans, 210. South, New as distinguished from Old, 1-8; geographical limits, 5-6; beginning of New, 10; political consolidation, 10-12; character of people, 11; Republicanism in, 13 et seq.; mountaineers, 14-16; election frauds, 19-20; debt, 22-24; and agrarian revolt, 26; participation in national affairs, 28; Grange in, 31-33; social conditions, 82-83, 119-121, 203 et seq.; Socialist vote in, 128; growing sense of responsibility for negro, 148; education, 157 et seq.; of today, 191 et seq.; population, 193-194; present political condition, 199-203; jails and almshouses, 204-205; orphanages, 205-206; juvenile delinquents, 206; democracy, 206-207; hospitality, 207; amusements, 208, 217; power of public opinion, 212-213; churches, 213-217; crimes, 220-221; leaders, 223; newspapers, 223-234; books and libraries, 224-225; contrasts in, 226; bibliography, 235-242. South Carolina, inhabitants, 6; negro majority, 10; "eight box law," 19; negroes sent to Congress from, 20; political revolt, 39; representation in Senate, 41; suffrage amendments, 50-51; boys' corn club, 79; cotton mills, 97; Blease in, 122; school fund, 158 (note); mixed schools, 160-161; foreign born in, 193-194; Catholics in, 214; repudiation of debt, 229. Stokes, see Phelps Stokes. Stone, A. H., on Mississippi negro, 71-72. Suffrage, see Negroes, Women. Supreme Court, Oklahoma disfranchisement amendment, declared unconstitutional, 55-56, 203; Bailey vs. Alabama, 123-124; South Dakota vs. North Carolina, 228; cases against Louisiana, 230; and Virginia debt, 231, 232; debt of West Virginia, 232. T.