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II, 224; ina)lgural address, 1836, I, 469; Indian :talks, I, 317, 352, 559, II, 198-9, 202; letters, I, 201, 293, 353, 369, 559, II, 24, 199-202, 435, IV, pt. 1, l!J, V, 243, 502; Gonzales letter, publication, III, 544, 557; let- ters to, I, 415, 536, 560, II, 199, 237, 238, 268, V, 204; marriage, III, 353; message, comment, II, 308; message, summary, I, 584; movements, 1836, I, 295; 1841, III, 530; nomination of Birdsall criticized, II, 225, V, 197; party, II, 452, III, 24, 451, 514, 562, IV, pt. 1, 130, 165; personal appear- ance and characteristics, I, 552-5, II, 217, III, 392, IV, pt. 1, 5; personal relations: Fisher, II, 152; Hunt, III, 41; Lamar, II, 265; McKinney, II, 217; Morgan; I, 511; Rusk, II, 203; Whartons, I, 201; policy: army, II, 215; Indian, II, 217, 293, 405-6; navy, III, 349; political attitude, 1838, II, 176, 181, 203, 207; 1839, III, 79; po- litical controversy, 1855, IV, pt. 2, 24, 26; political prospects: 1839, II, 563, III, 72, 151, V, 307, 321; 1840, III, 304, 353; 1841, III, 520, 532, 543, 544, 556, 560, 566, V, 476, 482; 1847, IV, pt. 1, 188; "political quackery," IV, pt. 1, 47; proclamations, I, 263, IV, pt. 1, 21; release of Santa Anna, I, 511, II, 573; rumored intention to resign, 1837, I, 556, 569; situation, 1836, I, 403; suits against, IV, pt. 2, 32; "traveling cabinet," II, 181, trus- tee, II, 33, V, 172; visit to Galveston, 18.W, III, 353, 380; to Mississippi and Tennessee, 1839, III, 41, 190, V, 326; to Nacogdoches, 1838, II, 196; to Kew Orleans, 1839, III, 6; to San Augustine, 1838, II, 207, 211. Houston (city), II, 292, 569, III, 214, V, 214, 283; bar, III, 512; building operations, 1837, I, 534, V, 310; citi- zens' attitude toward Lamar, II, 178, 587; citizens' committee, letter, II, 495; conditions, 1839, I, 562, III, 57, 62, 220; health, III, 134, 220, 431, V, 437; "a lively village,'' I, 562; mail service, III, 145, 306, 438, 440; news- papers, I, 542, 591, II, 13, 28, III, 92, 340, V, 134, 309; Lamar's prop- erty, III, 480, V, 456; postmaster, III, 340; real estate values, I, 534, V, 130; representative, II, 305; wholesale prices current, July, 1838, II, 187. Howard, Catherine, letter, IV, pt. 1, 151, V, 34. Howard, Charles, II, 547, V, 278. Howard, Edward, II, 509. Howard, R. A., IV, pt. l, 151, VI, 34; letter, IV, pt. 1, 183, VI, 140.
Holliday, John, II, 8. Holman, ,v. W., I, 445.
Holmes, Edward L., II, 404, V, 234. Holmes, Issac, letter, IV, pt. 1, 103, VI, 4. Holmes, II, 301. Holt, David J., I, 311, V, 92. Holt, James Lawrence, letter, II, 572, V, 284. Holzinger, Juan Jose, letter, I, 396. Honduras Revolution, 1859, IV, pt. 2, 225. Honey, John \V., VI, 176. Hornsbys, V, 313. Horton & Clements, I, 311. Horton, Albert C., II, 194-5, 208, 268, 452, 511; campaign, 1838, II, 142, 185, 203, 205, 207, 209, 217-9; let- ters, II, 161, 195, 421, III, 198, 560, V, 187, 483. Horton, Alexander?, II, 271. Hoskins, II, 41, V, 176. Hotchkiss, Archibald, II, 310. Houghton, John, letter, III, 199, V, 331. House of Representatives, journal (part), 1836, I, 475; 1839, III, 193; messages to, II, 389, III, 226, 311, V, 343; resolutions, I, 573, II, 373, 419, III, 202; resolutions cited, I, 574, II, 372, 469, III, 202, 599, V, 225. House-fra~ imported, I, 534, V, 130. Houston, A., I, 583; joint report, I, 279. Houston, Sam, I, 330, 412, 462, 463, 475, 508, 533, 554, 556, 572, II, 170, 237, 336, 337, 423, III, 287, IV, pt. 1, 22-3, 108, 123, 277, 287, V, l!J8, VI, 312; address, I, 369; administra- tion, II, 176, 242, 263, 499, III, 72, 120, 134, V, 315; army, attitude toward, I, 307, II, 203; assumption of presidency, 1835, I, 525; attitude toward annexation, IV, pt. 1, 108, 110, 111-22, VI, 9, 12; toward banks, IV, pt. 2, 34; toward loans, II, 243, III, 520; ball costume, I, 562; bill, III, 226, V, 343; biography, 1, 2, III, 278, IV, pt. 1, 208, V, 375, IV, pt. 1, 208, VI. 171-181; career in Texas, IV, pt. 2, 34; charges against, III, 499, IV, pt. 2, 27; charges against Lamar's administration, IV, pt. 1, 131; coalition, II, 483; conduct in the Mexican-Indian revolt, 1838, II, 207, 208-10, III, 117 (Weiss's proposal); conduct of San Jacinto eampaign, I. 350, IV, pt. 2, 31; conduct toward Congress, II, 408; conduct toward Moore, IV, pt. 2, 32; connection with fraudulent land certificates, III, 537; decline in popularity, III, 557; de- nounced, III, 587; dinner to, III, 193; health, I, 415, 554, 573; hon- orary membership in Milam Guards,
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