Monticello, home of Jefferson, 18. Morganton (N. C.), 25; Jackson joins traveling party at, 13. N Nashville (Tenn.), founded, 12; Jackson goes to, 13-14; in 1789, 14; Phillips reaches, 25; Jacksonís army assembles at, 28; entertains Jackson, 37, 101; Jackson in, 51, 230. Natchez (Miss.), Jacksonís troops in, 29, 30. National Intelligencer, 62, 89. National Republican party, 104, 108; defends United States Bank, 191, 195; joins Whigs, 225. Negro Fort, Nichollsís, 53, 54, 57. New England receives President Jackson, 219-220. New Orleans, news of War of 1812 reaches, 25; Jackson and, 28, 37, 39, 40-43, 45-50; gunboats sent from, 57. New Orleans Territory, Jackson denied governorship of, 20. New York (State) controls vice presidency, 75-76. New York City, fÍtes Jackson, 63, 219; and nullification, 176. Nicholls, Colonel Edward, 32, 52-53. Nolte describes Jackson and his wife, 49-50. North Carolina, claims to be Jackson's birthplace, 4; and tariff, 169. Nullification, 161-180, 236; and Jefferson, 142; Georgia and, 142, 213; South Carolina Exposition, 142; Hayne on, 150; Webster on, 151, 152-153; Calhoun and, 161, 162, 164-165, 166, 167-168, 171, 172; Turnbullís Crisis, 161; Calhounís Exposition, 161; Jackson and, 167, 173-177, 219; South Carolinaís ordinance of, 170-171, 179-180; Force Bill, 177, 179, 180; Compromise Tariff, 178-179; bibliography, 239. O Ohio on State rights, 141. OíNeil, ìPeggy,î see Eaton, Mrs. J. H. OíNeilís Tavern, 87-88. Onis, Luis de, Spanish Minister, 61, 64. Oregon, Jackson desires extension in, 233. Osborn vs. United States Bank (1824), 183. P Pakenham, General Sir Edward, 40, 42. Panama Congress (1826), 105. Parton, James, biographer of Jackson, 238; cited, 4, 18-19, 29, 72, 175. Peale, picture of Jackson by, 64. Pennsylvania, 193-194; grants Bank charter, 198. Pensacola, Jackson and, 29, 39, 40, 58; Nicholls at, 32; Spanish in, 52; toast to, 60. Philadelphia, national capital, 17; fÍtes Jackson, 63, 219. Phillips, William, ìBilly,î courier, 23, 24-25, 26. Pickens, Andrew, at Waxhaw settlement, 5. Pittsburgh greets Jackson, 115. Poinsett, J. R., of South Carolina, 174. Political parties, no party lines in 1822, 73; see also Democratic, National Republican, Republican, Whig. Polk, J. K., 230, 233. Public lands, Adams and, 99; Footeís resolution (1829), 144-145, 155; sale of, 169, 199. R Randolph, John, 17, 93, 96. ìRed Sticks,î name for Creek braves, 36, 54. Reid, John, biographer of Jackson, 7. Republican party, and Constitution, 99; supports Jackson, 103. Rhea, John, 56, 74. ìRhea letter,î 56. Richmond Enquirer, 141. Roane, Judge, of Virginia, 141. Robertson, James, helps found Nashville, 12. Rush, Richard, cited, 61. S St. Augustine, Jackson and, 29; Spaniards in, 52. St. Marks, Spaniards in, 52; Jackson and, 57, 58. Salisbury (N. C.), 25; Jackson studies law at, 10-11. Scott, General Winfield, 173, 215. Scott, Fort, 55, 57. Seminole Indians, 52. Seminole War, 54-58. Sevier, John, Governor of Tennessee, 20. Seymour,