The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-25

government of Indiana-refuses the appointment
of brig gen. and devotes himself to his soldiers,
III 315 $40; an editorial article respecting his good
conduct mentioned, III 56; marches 60 miles In
81 hours in pursuit of the Indians ~ ID; siege OF
Fort NIeigs see s'Fort Megs," and loss at various
sorties " 1872; his official reports, ~ 191, 2l0
detail of the seige see above. Proctor contracts
to deliver him to Tecumseh fly 23S, 3l3; his
intrepid and modest reply to an lnsolent summons to
gen Proctor " 260; holds conference with the
Indians III So; reaches fort wayne, III ~; press
ing down the Maume, III 1876; his general order,
III PIT; notices of his army Dec Y, lel2 III 49,
III $50; arrives at Sandusky III 3l5;a Chllicothe
to consult with gov. Meigs, Dec 10 IclZ; III ol3
a general order respecting col. Campbells eNPeel-
ton, and merits of other troops Ill 55l at tle Ma
pids of the Maume, III 344; his movements ~
1868; letter to gov. MeigS respecting col. Lewlss
affair at River Raisn III 3S1; to the same, CIV
ing an account of Winchester's defeat, Ill 5olj
with his army at the Rapids Ill 40S; at the River
Raisin, " 10; captured-for the New Hampshire
election " 4S; arrives at Chilicothe, March,
1918, ~ Sc; his letter to gov. Shelby, Feb 1918,
on the massacre at the River Raisin, Nv b6; en-
gagged in hurrying on troops ". 81 their numbers
iV I4S; a forged letter as from him deceives gov
Shelby, ~ 100; he mentions Proctor's stipulation
to give hun up to Tecrmseh at an mdlSn council,
" 313; his general OF Ter respecting the wounded
and prisoners at Sandusky, ~ AS; his letter to
gov Meigs on the dismissal of some OF the Ono
militia, Aug 6, 1873 " 400; estimate ofhs force,
VI; his order respecting the recruiting service, Nv
400; his letter to gov. Meigs claiming protection
for the Delaware Indians, Sc; his letter announc-
ing the capture of Maiden, III; his victory over
Proctor. see Thames, and V 100, 131, 1874; mag
unanimous order of his troops, Sept. p, 1918,
149 ;compliments to him, l49; remarks OF the
esPeace Party" on his victory, 149; his procla-
ton renstating the American authorities at MIchl-
can, V 173; arrives at Buffalo, Oct. "a, rol3,
IFS; visited by cap. LIE Breton, (Br) who misses
his object, V l75 his letter to gov. Meigs, Oct II,
1873 giving many interesting particulars OF has
affair with Proctor, V 1S6; his proclamation an
nouncing an armistice with certain Indian tribes,
V215;his conjunction with commod0ePerry in TAX
ng possession of Upper Canada, 2l5; arrives at
N York, V 213; entertained there, 2oI charged
bayonet on horseback! 149; general Proctor's
account of his defeat and capture, V ia; commo-
dore Perry volunteered his aid, ia; his toasts
at Philadelphia, 263; his opinion of com. Chaun-
cey V 264; his correspondence with general Vim
cent on the employment of the Indians, 312;
ditto with gen. Mcclure relating to the defence OF
the Niagara frontier, V 333; correspondence with
the war office during the summer campaign OF 1915,
VI 80 to 80; As to 80, 107, 1Oo; resigns. and gen
jackson appointed major general IN his stead, Vi
222; letter from col. Croghan and certificates from
several officers respecting the defence of Lower
Sanduslzv, VIII sup b63 to 1874; entertained at
Frankfort, TX 452 his biography, TX sup. II to n;
his letter to the speaker of the house OF repre-
sentatives requesting an investigation INTO his
expenditures of public money while in service,
Y IS; thanks of congress voted to him, l25, l5lj
observations (editsriaD one of his vindicatory
letters, 424; gov Shelbys letter to him respect
ing certain stupid and ungenerous calumnies,
425; entertained at Petersburg, Va and his speech
on the occasion, XII 81; vindicated against GER
tain charges as to his behavior on the Wabash,
XII 81.