Jefferson, Thomas, Ordinance of 1784, 8; Secretary of State, 54; on speculation in government paper, 58; on assumption, 60-61; on the excise, 62; on the Bank Bill, 62-63; his distrust of Hamilton, 64; fears British designs on Louisiana, 69; on the French treaties, 73; proposes retaliatory legislation against England, 78; candidate for the Presidency (1796), 92; elected Vice-President, 93; on war message of Adams, 98; drafts Kentucky Resolutions, 110; candidate for the Presidency (1800), 110; directs political campaign of 1800, 112; elected President, 118; on the Revolution of 1800, 119; personal appearance, 128; on husbandry, 128; on commerce and coercion, 129; inaugural address, 129-30; on the work of the general Government, 130; and the patronage, 131-33; mastery of Congress, 132, 133-34; on retrenchment, 132-33; on the judiciary, 134-35, 141, 331; on impeachment, 141; on the navy, 143; on the retrocession of Louisiana, 147; instructions to Livingston, 148; his information about Louisiana, 152; authorizes Lewis and Clark expedition, 152; on the acquisition of Louisiana, 153-54; on New England Federalism, 162-63; reelected President (1804), 167; attempts to acquire the Floridas, 170-71; his proclamation against Burr, 175; sends Pinkney to England, 181; and the Chesapeake affair, 186; recommends embargo, 190; abdicates, 194; favors protection of manufactures, 236; on Canning's overtures, 294; on internal improvements, 319. Johnson, R. M., 271. Judicial review, power of, 4, 19, 137-38. Judiciary Act, _of 1789_, passed, 53-54; tested, 335-37; _of 1801_, passed, 121-22; repealed, 134-35. Judiciary, federal, organized, 53-54; reorganized, 121-22; and Republican reforms, 134-35; feared by Jefferson, 331; influence in 1800, 331-32; controversy with Pennsylvania, 333-35; controversy with Virginia, 336-37, 338-39; expands the Constitution, 341-45; nationalizing influence, 345. Kent, James, on universal suffrage, 305; his appointment to the Supreme Court urged, 345. Kentucky, separatist movement in, 16; admitted as a State, 55; intrigues in, 68; radical legislation in, 268; protests against the decision of court in Green _v._ Biddle, 340. King, Rufus, candidate for the Vice-Presidency, 167, 194; elected Vice-President, 244; on slavery in Missouri, 277. Kirby, Ephraim, 332. Knox, Henry, refuses to serve in the provisional army, 10; Secretary of War, 22, 55; and Shays' Rebellion, 22. Kremer, George, 314. L'Ambuscade, French frigate, 74. Land Act of 1820, 269. Land Ordinance of 1785, 10. Lands, disposal of the public, 10-12, 269-70. Latrobe, Benjamin H., 123, 236. Leander, British frigate, 181-82. Leclerc, V. E., expedition against Santo Domingo, 146-47, 149. Lee, Henry, and the Whiskey Insurrection, 83. Leopard-Chesapeake affair, 184-86. Lewis and Clark expedition, 152-53.