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s, nevertheless, a Humble Individooal; Who hez swung around the entire cirkle uv offishl honor, without feelin his Oats much; The first public man who considered my services worth payin for;

AND TO

ALEX. W. RANDALL, POSTMASTER GENRAL,

His most devoted Servant, Whose autograph adorns my Commishn ez Postmaster, This Volume IS RESPECTFULLY DEDIKATED.

CONTENTS.

PREFIS, OR INTERDUCTRY CHAPTER I.--AFTER THE NEW JERSEY ELECTION II.--CONVERSES WITH GENERAL MCSTINGER III.--A REMARKABLE DREAM IV.--A CHANGE OF BASE--KENTUCKY V.--ABOLITION IN KENTUCKY VI.--A CONVERSATION WITH A KENTUCKIAN VII.--A VISION--SPIRIT OF ANDREW JACKSON VIII.--A PLAN FOR UP-BUILDING THE DEMOCRACY IX.--A VISION OF THE NEXT WORLD X.--A SONNET XI.--THE SITUATION--THE DEMOCRACY WARNED XII.--THE PRESIDENT'S 22D OF FEBRUARY SPEECH XIII.--A WARNING XIV.--REFUSES TO SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT XV.--THE PATRIARCHAL SYSTEM XVI.--A DREAM XVII.--A KENTUCKY TEA PARTY XVIII.--A CRY OF EXULTATION XIX.--A WAIL OF ANGUISH XX.--MOURNFUL VIEW OF THE SITUATION XXI.--A PSALM OF GLADNESS XXII.--A DISCOURSE UPON THE NIGGER XXIII.--WORKINGS OF THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU XXIV.--PRESIDES AT A CHURCH TRIAL XXV.--MEETING TO INDORSE GEN. ROSSEAU XXVI.--PREACHES--THE "PRODIGAL SON" XXVII.--A PLEASANT DREAM XXVIII.--THE REWARD OF VIRTUE XXIX.--THE CONVOCATION AT PHILADELPHIA XXX.--THE GREAT PRESIDENTIAL EXCURSION XXXI.--THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR CONTINUED XXXII.--END OF THE PRESIDENTIAL TOUR XXXIII.--AT HOME AGAIN XXXIV.--THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION XXXV.--AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE XXXVI.--THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS XXXVII.--MR. NASBY'S OPINION ON THE CAUSE OF THE PRESIDENT'S DEFEAT XXXVIII.--ANDREW JOHNSON PRESIDENT OR KING? XXXIX.--A CABINET MEETING XL.--SERMON ON THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS XLI.--A FEW LAST WORDS

PREFIS,

OR

INTERDUCTRY CHAPTER.

There is a vacancy in the mind uv the public for jist sich a book ez this, else it had never bin published. There is a vacancy in my pockit for the money I am to reseeve ez copy-rite,

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