Cooper, J. Fenimore, 285. Corrupt-bargain cry, in 1825, 313-15. Cotton gin, invention of, 127; effect of, 127-28. Cotton-growing, spread of, 127, 249-51. Cotton manufacturing, beginnings of, 124; after the embargo, 234-35; after the Peace of Ghent, 235-36. Court reports, first published, 332. Courts, federal. _See_ Federal judiciary, Judiciary Act, etc. Crawford, William H., candidate for presidential nomination (1816), 243-44; nominated for the Presidency (1824), 308; on internal improvements, 310; on the Tariff of 1824, 312; his electoral vote (1824), 312; his vote in the election by the House, 314. Creek Indians, rising of, 219; capitulation of, 220; in East Florida, 260; lands in Georgia, 324-26. Crisis of 1819, 266-67. Cuba, interest of the United States in, 293, 321. Cumberland Road. _See_ National Road. Currency, under the Confederation, 5; after the War of 1812, 238-39, 240-41. Cushing, William, 54. Cutler, Manasseh, 11-12. Dallas, A. J., Secretary of the Treasury, and the tariff, 237-38; and the new National Bank, 241. Dartmouth College Case, 342-43. Davis, Jefferson, father of, 249. Dearborn, Henry, Secretary of War, 130-31; in the War of 1812, 213, 218. Decatur, Stephen, 145, 215. Delaware, instructs delegates to the Federal Convention, 30; ratifies the Constitution, 41. Democracy in the United States, 298-301, 303-07. Democratic societies, founded, 75; condemned by Washington, 83-84. _Demos Krateo_ principle, 315-16. Dennie, Joseph, 283. Departments, executive, organized, 51-52; Fisher Ames on, 89-90. Deposit, right of, at New Orleans, 87; withdrawn, 148. Detroit, surrender of, 214. Dorchester, Lord, Governor of Canada, 68, 78-79. Duties on imports, proposed in 1781, 1783, 6. Dwight, Timothy, his _Conquest of Canaan_, 123; on the back-country people, 247. East Florida, revolution in, 204; occupied by United States, 204; rendezvous, 259-60; invaded by Jackson, 260-62. Ellsworth, Oliver, 53-54. Embargo Act, _of 1794_, 79; _of 1807_, 188-89; enforcement of, 190-91, 194-95; as a coercive weapon, 190, 192; effect of, 191-93; in New England, 193, 195; repeal of, 196; _of 1812_, 209. Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 287. Emigration, from New England, 247-48; from the Middle States, 248; from the South, 249. Era of Good Feelings, 266. Erie Canal, construction of, 255-56. Erskine, D. M., British Minister to the United States, 197. Essex, case of the, 180. Essex Junto, 164, 193, 224. Everett, Edward, 287. Executive Departments, establishment of, 51-52. Fallen Timber, battle of, 80-81. Far West, 258-59. Fauchet, J. A. J., succeeds Genet, 76; urges acquisition of Louisiana, 91. Fearon, Henry B., 247, 248. Federal Convention of 1787. _See_ Convention of 1787. _Federalist_, the, 43. Federalist party, origin of, 39-40. _See also_ Presidential elections. Finances, of the Confederation, 5-6; of the new Government, 50-51, 56-64.