Admission of New States, 164.

Ad Valorem Duties, 107.

Aldermen, 7.

171.

Annapolis, Convention at, 57.
Appropriation Bills, 132.

Armies, Support of, Powers of Con-
gress, 122.

Army, Officers of, 123; Rules of, Pow-
ers of Congress, 125.

Articles of Confederation, The, 53.
Assessors of Taxes, 4.
Auditor, 24.

Banking, International, 203.
Banking System, The, 200.
Bankruptcy, Powers of Congress, 109,

III.

Bill of Attainder, Powers of Congress,

131.

Bills of Revenue, 102.
Boroughs, 6.

British Colonies, 29.
Bureau of Education, 17.

Charter Governments, 47.
Church and State, 19.
Circular Notes, 205.
Cities, 6.

City Charter, 6; Officers, 6.

Coinage of Money, Powers of Congress,

III.

Collectors of Taxes, 5.

Congress, Meeting of, 99; Powers of,

105; Privileges of Members, IOI;
Quorum of, 99; Rules of, 100; Sal-
ary of Members of, 101.
Constitution Approved, The, 60; Divi-
sion into Subjects, 88; Government
under the, 184; The, 63.
Continental Congress, The First, 40;
The Second, 42, 48.

Convention at Annapolis, 57; The
Federal, 58.

Copyrights, Assignments, 119; Copies

of Duplicate Certificates, 119; Dura-
tion of, 118; Fees, 117; for Works
of Art, 119; Full Name of Proprietor
Required, 120; No Labels or Names,
120; Notice of, to be given by Im-
print, 117; Powers of Congress, 116;
Printed Title Required, 116; Renew-
al of, 118; Serials, 119; Separate
Publications, 119; Time of Publica-
tion, 119; Translations, 118.
Counterfeiting, Punishment of, Powers
of Congress, 113.

Copyrights, Two Copies Required, 117.
County, 26.

Dates of Ratification of the Constitu-
tion, 62.

Declaration of Independence, The, 49.

England, 44; French, 44.
Colonial Government, Kinds of, 45.
Colonial Governments, Spain, 43.

the Interior, The, 189; of the Navy,
The, 188; The Executive, 142, 181;
The Judicial, 158; The Legislative,

89, 177; The Post-Office, 191; of
State, The, 182; The Treasury, 184;
The War, 186.

House of Representatives, 90, 179; Offi-
cers of, 92.

gress, 125.

Duties, 106.

Education and the National Govern-
ment, 16; Bureau of, 17; State Sys-
tems of, 17.

Imposts, 106.

Independence, The Drift towards, 32.
Interior, The Department of the, 189.
International Banking, 203.
Interstate Surrender, 164.

gress, 131.

Federal Convention, The, 58.

Florida Treaty, 209.

Formation of New States, 164.

Free and Slave States, 165.

Mayor, 6.

Meeting of Congress, 99.

Members of Congress, Privileges of,
IOI; Salary of, IOI.

Military Government, 10.
Militia, 125.

tary, 46.

Gradation of Schools, 19.

Growth of the Nation, 211.

Officers of, 124; Rules of, Powers of
Congress, 125; Support of, Powers
of Congress, 124.

Need of Government, I.
New States, 164, 211.

Objects of Government, The,
Overseers of the Poor, 5.

Patents, Powers of Congress, 120.
Peace, IO.

Piracies, Punishments of, Powers of
Congress, 121.

Police Government, II.
Postal Money Orders, 115.
Postmasters, 113.

Post-Office Department, The, 191.
Post-Offices, Powers of Congress, 113.
Powers of Congress, 105.
Powers of President, 155.
Power, The Judicial, 159.
Preamble, 9, 84.

Present Extent of Our Country, 213.
President, 137; Election by the House
of the, 148; Election of, 141; Im-
peachment of, 157; of the Senate, 96;
Powers of, 155; Qualifications for,

149.

Presidential Term, 137.
Presidents, The, 138.

Restrictions upon the States, 134.
Rules of Congress, 100.

Salary of Members of Congress, 101;
of the President, 153.
School Committee, 3; Purposes, Public
Lands for, 15; Superintendents, 19.
Schools at the West, 14; Government,
16; Gradation of, 19; in New Eng-
land, Early Public, 14; of the South,
15; Public, 14.

Secretary of Legation, 184.

Selectmen, 3.

Senate, Officers of, 96; President of,
96, 178; The, 93, 178.

Senators, Qualifications for, 95.
Settlements, French, 29; Spanish, 29.
Slave Trade, 121; Powers of Congress,

129.

Speaker of the House, 179.
Specific Duties, 107.

State, 26; Legislatures, 134; The De-
partment of, 182.

States and the Nation, Origin of the, 28.
Succession to the Presidency, 151.
Succession to the Vice-Presidency, 178.
Superintendence, State, 18.

153.

President's Veto, 103.

Property, Valuation of, 22.
Proprietary Governments, 46.
Provincial Governments, The, 45.
Public Lands for School Purposes,
15;

Public Ministers and Consuls, 183;
Schools, 14.

Punishment of Treason, The, 162.

Qualifications for President, 149.
Quebec, The Battle of, 30.
Quorum of Congress, 99.

Ratification and Amendments, 169;
of the Constitution, Dates of, 62.
Representatives, Appointment of, 91;
House of, 90; House of, Officers of,
92; Qualifications for, 90.

Supremacy of the United States Gov-
ernment, 169.

Surveyors of Highways, 4.

Taxation, 21.

Taxes, 2; Assessors of, 4; Collection
of, 24; Collectors of, 5; Exemptions
from, 25: Levying of, 23; Powers of
Congress, 106.

Term of President, 137.
Territorial Growth, 207.
Territories, The, 167.
Titles of Nobility, 133.
Town Clerk, 3.
Town Government, A, 2.
Town Meeting, 2.
Town Officers, 2.
Town Treasurer, 3.
Township System, The, 17.
Township, The, 1.