ddison, nominated for lt.-gov., ii. 78;
career and character of, 78, 233;
Weed's friendship for, 78;
elected, 89;
renominated for lt.-gov., 116;
elected, 120;
on Court of Appeals, 128;
gave way to Parker for gov., 233-4.

Garfield, James A., nominated for President, 1880, iii. 441;
ignored by Nast, 461;
brands "Morey letter" a forgery, 462;
elected, 463;
invites Conkling to Mentor, 1881, 468;
nominates five Stalwarts, 469;
also Robertson for collector, Mar. 23, 469;
reports and theories, 469-71;
efforts to defeat it, 473-6;
resignation of Conkling and Platt, May 13, 476;
assassin's act, July 2, 480;
death deplored, 485.

Garrison, Cornelius K., delegate to seceding states, ii. 351-2.

Garrison, William Lloyd, meets Lundy, ii. 5;
early career of, 5-10.

Gates, Theodore B., nominated for state treas., 1867, iii. 174;
defeated, 188.

German, Obadiah, leader of Assembly, i. 149;
charges Purdy with bribery, 149, 190;
gifts and character of, 170;
defends embargo, 170, 174;
career of, 170;
in U.S. Senate, 170;
supports Clinton for President, 202;
becomes speaker, 258-9;
resents attacks on Clinton, 266;
manner of speaking, 266.

Gerrymander of legislature, iii. 397-8.

Gettysburg, battle of, iii. 66;
Seymour sends troops, 66.

Godkin, E.L., a vice president of Lib. Rep. meeting, iii. 282;
opposes Greeley's nomination and supports Grant, 286.

Godwin, Parke, presents platform to Rep. state con., 1862, iii. 45;
preferred Lincoln's withdrawal, 1864, 104;
a vice president at Lib. Rep. meeting, 1872, 282;
opposes Greeley's nomination, 286;
supports Grant, 286.

Goodsell, J. Platt, nominated for State eng., 1865, iii. 130;
elected, 135.

Gould, Jay, bondsman for Tweed, iii. 247;
aids in Cornell's defeat, 1882, 493.

Governor, candidates for,
George Clinton, 1777, i. 21;
1780, 1783, 1786, 37;
1789, 44;
1792, 50;
1801, 115;
Robert Yates, 1789, 38;
1795, 64;
John Jay, 1792, 50;
1795, 64;
1798, 82;
Stephen Van Rensselaer, 1801, 115;
Aaron Burr, 1804, 131;
Morgan Lewis, 1804, 136;
1807, 161;
Daniel D. Tompkins, 1807, 155;
1810, 173;
1813, 223;
1816, 236;
1820, 274;
Jonas Platt, 1810, 173;
Stephen Van Rensselaer, 1813, 213;
Rufus King, 1816, 236;
DeWitt Clinton, 1817, 250;
1820, 279;
1824, 330;
1826, 350;
Peter B. Porter, 1817, 251;