ch, 464.

Calhoun, John C., his followers favor a demolition of the Union, 98;
speech in the United States Senate in favor of slavery, 103-105;
in favor of State rights, 230.

California, resolution in regard to the admission into the Union,
100, 101.

Callioux, Capt. Andre, bravery at the battle of Port Hudson,
318, 321;
his death, 319, 321.

Cameron, Simon, letter to Gen. Butler approving his action of
declaring slaves contraband of war, 251;
order in regard to enlistment of troops, 278.

Campbell, H. G., commanding naval officer at Charleston, S. C.,
circular letter to, in regard to the importation of slaves, 10.

Campbell, Jabez P., delivers address on the ratification of the
fifteenth amendment, 422;
bishop of the African M. E. Church, 459, 464.

Canada, Negroes settle in, 66, 70, 71;
Negro colonization of, opposed, 72.

Cannon, Gov. William, requests the enlistment of Negroes in
Delaware, 291.

Canterbury, Conn., protest of the citizens against admitting Colored
pupils to school, 150, 151;
school abolished by act of the Legislature, 152, 153;
school-house mobbed, 156.

Carey, Mary Ann Shadd, lecturer, writer, and school-teacher, 419.

Carney, William H., sergeant in the 54th Mass. Regiment Colored
Troops, his bravery at the assault on Fort Wagner, plants the
colors of the regiment on the fort, 329-331.

Carrollton, La., fugitive slaves offer their services to the
army, 285.

Casey, Maj.-Gen. Silas, letter endorsing the free military school
for Negroes, 296.

Cass, Lewis, speech in reply to Calhoun, in the United States
Senate, on slavery, 105.

Chalmers, Brig.-Gen. James R., his connection with the Fort Pillow
massacre, 375.

Champion, James, representative of Phila. in the first conference
of the African M. E. Church, 452.

Chapin's Farm, Va., Negro troops engage in the battle of, 335.

Chapman, Maria Weston, her opinion of the American Anti-Slavery
Society, 79.

Charleston, S. C., the Negro plot of 1822, 83.

"Charleston Mercury" (The) on the exchange of captured Negro
soldiers, 358.

Charlton, Rev. Richard, teaches Negro slaves in New York, 165.

Chase, Salmon P., speech against the repeal of the Missouri
compromise, 109.

Chauncey, Isaac, letter to Captain Perry defending the enlistment
of Neg