Tennessee toward rebels, 25; correspondent in South, 28; on relation of races, 48. Truman, B. C., on society in South, 27; report on conditions in South, 28, 29-30; on negro labor, 46; on relation of races, 48. Trumbull, Lyman, moderate Republican, 122; candidate for presidential nomination, 287. Tuscaloosa Independent Monitor suppressed, 146. Tuscumbia (Ala.), Female Academy burned in, 185-186. Tweed, W. M., 282. U. Uniforms, wearing of Confederate, forbidden, 20. Union League of America, 174 et seq., 275; Freedmen's Bureau and, 115; negroes in, 115, 149; and radicals, 156; and Ku Klux Klan, 247, 256. Union party, see National Union party. "United Order of African Ladies and Gentlemen," 275. United States Sanitary Commission, 176. V. Vicksburg (Miss.), public debt, 232; race conflicts, 237 (note); government overturned, 240-241. Virginia, 152, 157, 262; recognizes "Union" State government, 18; army in, 64; Lincoln's reconstruction plan adopted (1863), 65; Lincoln and, 67, 120; Johnson recognizes government of, 74; escaped slaves declared contraband, 99; military government in, 143, 144; constitution, 154-155, 171; reconstruction fails in, 170; schools, 210; carpetbag rule, 221; scalawags in, 222; unrepresented in Congress, 289 (note); conservatives gain control of, 290. Virginia Military Institute, 3. Virginius dispute, 284. W. Wade, B. F., of Ohio, 67, 129; and Johnson, 73; radical leader, 122, 125; and negro suffrage, 132; and the presidency, 161, 167. Wade-Davis Bill, 56, 65-66, 120. Wages, Freedmen's Bureau fixes, 109. War Department, takes over railways, 6-7; Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, 102; see also Freedmen's Bureau. Warmoth, H. C., Governor of Louisiana, 224-225. Warner, General, and Union League, 189. Washington, headquarters of Freedmen's Bureau, 105; vote on negro suffrage, 134. Washington and Lee University, 17. Washington College, later Washington and Lee University, 17. Watterson, H. M., 28. Wayland, Francis, President of Brown University, 208-209. Webb, General A. S., commands military district, 140 (note). Weitzel, General Godfrey, Lincoln and, 67. Welles, Gideon, and Johnson, 74. Wells, Governor of Louisiana, 298. West, development of, 268, 283. West Virginia, Confederates in, 25-26; State emancipation in, 36; established, 64, 65. Whig party, 70, 71, 87, 149, 150, 179. Whipper, judge in South Carolina, 225. Whisky Ring, 282. White Boys, 245. White Brotherhood, 245, 251. White Camelia, see Knights of the White Camelia. White League, 219, 245, 263. White Line of Mississippi, 245. White Man's party of Alabama, 245, 263. White River Valley and Texas Railroad obtains grant, 235. White Rose, Order of the, 245. Wilmer, Bishop R. H., and prayers for Davis, 23. Wilson, Henry, on reconstruction, 124-125; tours the South, 150. Wisconsin and negro suffrage, 285. The Chronicles of America Series