Cotton, influence of price on sentiment of South Carolina, 159. Crawford, W. H., at Waxhaw settlement, 5; and Jackson, 62, 80; supported by Van Buren, 64; candidate for presidency, 76, 77, 81, 82, 83, 86; health fails, 83-84; supporters ally themselves to Jackson, 103. Creek Indians, and Tecumseh, 25; massacre at Fort Mims, 31, 32; outbreak in South, 32-36; 52, 54-55; treaty with, 37-38; number, 203; location, 203; civilization, 203; dispossessed, 205-207, 214; see also Creek War, Seminole War. Creek War, 32-38. Cumberland River, Jacksonís army down the, 28. D Dale, Sam, and Jackson, 174. Davie, W. R., Governor of North Carolina, 5. Democratic party, and United States Bank, 195; convention (1835), 225. Dickerson, Mahlon, of New Jersey, 148. Dickinson, Charles, killed in duel by Jackson, 21. Donelson, A. J., nephew and private secretary of Jackson, 114, 130. Donelson, Mrs. A. J., mistress of White House, 114, 221. Donelson, John, helps found Nashville, 12; Jackson marries daughter of, 15. Duane, W. J., Secretary of Treasury, 193-194. E Earl, R. E. W., artist engaged in painting portraits of Jackson, 114. Eaton, J. H., and Jackson, 7-8, 52, 73, 116, 130; Secretary of War, 8, 117, 118, 208. Eaton, Mrs. J. H., 88, 132-134. Elections, Presidential, of 1824, 82-93, 95-96; manner of selecting President an issue of 1824, 84; ìcorrupt bargain,î 89-92, 96; proposed amendment to Constitution providing direct, 105; campaign of 1828, 106-110; of 1832, 187, 191; of 1836, 226-227; of 1840, 232; of 1844, 233. England, frontiersmanís attitude toward, 25; see also War of 1812. Everett, Edward, cited, 219. F Finance, national debt paid, 199; Government funds in state banks, 199; independent treasury system, 199-200, 235; see also Bank, United States; Tariff. Florida and Jackson, 22, 27-28, 30-31, 39-40, 51-61; Southwest longs for conquest of, 26; encourages Indian uprising, 32; Spain and, 52, 53, 55-56, 61; controversy over Jacksonís expedition, 61-64; United States treaty with Spain, 64. Foote, S. A., of Connecticut, 144. Force Bill, 177, 179; nullified by South Carolina convention, 180. Forsyth, John, of Georgia, 149. Fowltown, fight at, 54, 55. Franklin, ìWestern Districtî tries to set up State of, 12. Frelinghuysen, Theodore, of New Jersey, 148. Friends, Society of, protest removal of Indians, 216. G Gaines, General E. P., 54, 55. Gallatin, Albert, Jackson makes acquaintance of, 17; describes Jackson, 18. Gazette, Nashville, 75. General Neville (river boat), Jackson travels down Ohio on, 101. Georgia, and state rights, 142; and tariff, 169; Indians of, 202, 203, 204, 205 et seq.; nullification, 213. Ghent, Treaty of, 43, 53, 137. Gibbs, General, 40. Girard Bank of Philadelphia, treasury receipts to be deposited in, 194. Globe, administration organ, 130, 230. Green, Duff, party manager for Jackson, 115; edits United States Telegraph, 118; in Kitchen Cabinet, 130. Grundy, Felix, of Tennessee, 74, 75, 149. H Hall, D. A., Federal district judge in New Orleans, 47.