Saguenay, W. on the, 276._A Life of Walt Whitman

"Salut au Monde," 116, 158.

Sanborn, F. B., W. visits, 281-2.

San Francisco, 63.

Sand, George, 293, 318.

Sanity, W.'s, 297.

Santayana, George, his criticism of W., 329 _n._

Satan, 212, 298, 297, 321.

"Scented herbage of my breast," 167.

Science, W. and, 60-2, 96, 242;

Mrs. Gilchrist and Carpenter's attitude toward, 267.

Scott, Sir Walter, 57, 91, 318, 320;

W. reads, 19.

Scott, W. Bell, 171, 223.

Sea, W. and the, 9, 31, 58, 60, 154-5.

Secession, South Carolina proposes, 24;

proclaims, 175;

not desired by America, 176;

soldiers, W. nurses, 199;

talk in New England, 27.

Self, the, 74, 166;

and the Other, 61;

the electric, 154.

Self-assertion, W.'s doctrine of, 76, 297.

Self-consciousness of W., 128.

Self-realisation, gospel of, 148, 253.

Self-revelation of W., 264.

Semele, 275.

Seward, W. H., 79, 172, 175.

Sex, W. and, 144-7, 159-62, 167;

W.'s expanded conception of, 226;

Thoreau puzzled by W.'s view, 115;

W.'s experience of, 71;

and religion, 70-1;

basic in life, 126-7.

Shakespeare, xxi, 57, 318.

Shelley, P. B., W. indifferent to, 59;

compared with, 107-8;

also 91, 97, 290, 295.

Sherman, Gen., 187;

his march to the sea, 188.

Ships, W.'s love of, 60, 335-6, 343-4;

Yankee clipper, 64.

Sin, W.'s attitude toward, 18, 124-5, 151, 156, 161, 255.

Skin, rich texture of W.'s, 316.

Slavery, 79-81, 135-7;

divides North from South, 25;

W. and, 103;

and Democratic party, 82, see Abolitionism, etc.;

S. party and election of 1860, 173-4;

and the war, 177;

in N.Y., 310-1.

Slave-trade, 140.

Sleep, W. on, 102.

"Sleepers, The," 102, 274.

Sleepy Hollow, 301.

Smith, Adam, 308.

Smith, Mary Whitall. See Mrs. Berenson.

Smith, R. Pearsall, 297;

relations with W., 301-4;

leaves Philadelphia, 325.

Smoking, 32.

See Tobacco.

Social functions, W.'s interest in, 40.

Social problem in N.Y., 139-40.

Socialism, W. and, 239, 312.

Socialist, ideal, the, 308-9, 312;

party in America, 311;

Socialists, early, 308.

Solidarity, of the nation, felt in war-time, 207;

of the peoples, 205-6;

W.'s feeling for, 239-40, 242-3, 306-7, 337, 343.

Solitude, W.'s, 233, 331, 342;

compared with Thoreau and Emerson's, 113-4.

"So Long," 169.

"Sometimes with one I love," 164.

"Song of Myself," 122, 243, 286;

analysed, 98-101;

qu., 72 _n._;

called "Walt Whitman," 150.

Sophocles, 57.

Soul, the flesh and the, in modern religion, 61;

and Science, 96, 242;

in Nature, 102, 340;

W.'s view of the, 98, 120, 149.

South, its interests antagonistic to those of the North and West,

24-5;

similarity of interest with N.Y., 25;

policy, 26, 43;

and the war, 82-3, 176-7, 187, 235;

slavery and the, 25, 80-1;

pride of the, 187, 324;

Lincoln and, 189;

and the Union, 180, 314;

W. and the, 46-55, 180, 235, 237, 349-50.

South Carolina, and Federal tariff, 24, 27.

Southey, R., 327.

"Sovereign States," doctrine of, 26.

_Specimen Days_, 262, 266.

_Specimen Days and Collect_, 286.

Spectacles, W. begins to wear, 245.

Speech, W.'s manner of, 98;

W.'s style and, 291.

Spencer, Herbert, 62, 263.

Spirits, W. and, 149.

Spiritualistic woman and W., 234.

"Spontaneous Me," 127.

Spooner, Alden J., 20, 22, 30-1.

_Springfield (Mass.) Republican_, 259.

Square Deific. See "Chanting the S. D."

"Squatter Sovereignty," 44, 79, 80, 134.

Stafford family, 260;

George, 260-2, 266, 280, 343.

Stage-driver, W. as a, 137;

stage-drivers of N.Y., 138.

See Broadway.

Stanton, Mrs. E. C., 126.

Stars and Stripes, the, xx, 335.

"Starting from Paumanok," 148.

Staten Island, N.Y., 140.

_Statesman, The_, W. edits, 37.

Stay-at-home, W. a, 64.

Steam-transit and Federal sentiment, 27.

Stedman, E. C., 191, 317-8.

Stockton, Commodore, 63.

"Stranger, To a," 165.

Strength, W.'s great physical, 68.

Stubborn quality in W., 251.

Style of _L. of G._, 84, 92, 104-5, 150-1, 244, 289-91.

See under _L. of G._

Subjective character of W.'s genius, 105.

Suggestiveness of _L. of G._, 269.

Sumter, Fort, 178.

"Sunset Breeze, To the," 339, 340.

"Sunset, Song at," 152.

Sunstroke, an early, 200-1;

another, 314.

Superhuman quality in W., 228;

noted by M. Conway, 111;

by Thoreau, 115.

Swayne, bookseller, 87.

Swinburne, A. C., 60, 223-5, 245, 327-9.

Swinton, John, 138.

Symbolism, W.'s, 117-8, 120;

example of the broad-axe, 122.

See Mysticism.

Symonds, J. A., W.'s letter to, 51, 349-50;

and _L. of G._, 172, 224-5;

account of, 223-4, 245, 267, 291, 336, 343.

Sympathy, W.'s yearning for, 267.

Tammany Hall, 38, 82, 178.

Taney, R. B., 135.

Tariffs, 24.

See Free-trade.

_Tattler_, W. edits, 37.

Taylor, Father, as described by W., 142-3;

death, 283.

Taylor, President, 45, 50.

Teacher, W. as a, 28-33, 233;

method of punishment, 30.

Teetotalism, W.'s support of, 33, 35-7.

See Temperance.

Temperance, W.'s, 122, 159-60, 315.

Tennyson, A., Lord, 35, 92, 109, 223, 245, 283, 290, 318, 336;

W. enjoys, 59;

W. reads aloud, 275;

regards W. as "a great big something," 115;

and W., 339.

Texas admitted to Union, 43.

Thayer & Eldridge, publishers, 141-2, 171, 190.

Theatres of N.Y., W. goes to, 85-6, 19, 41, 270, 284.

Theory, W. no adept in, 75.

"There was a child went forth," 103.

"These I singing in spring," 163.

"Think of the soul," 125.

Thoreau, H. D., 129, 171, 282-3, 301, 303, 335;

visits W., 112-6;

and J. Brown, 136,159;

W. solitary as, 233.

"Thou Mother with thy equal brood," 245.

Timber Creek, W. visits, 259-61, 268, 281;

descriptions of, 260-1;

W. to have a cottage at, 317.

Tippecanoe, fight at, 38.

Tobacco, W. distributes in hospitals, 197.

Tolstoi, L., 293;

W. compared with, 295-6.

Tomb, W.'s, 341.

"To one shortly to die," 168.

"To soar in Freedom," 328.

"To think of Time," 102.

_Towards Democracy_, E. Carpenter's, 267, 305.

Toynbee Hall, W. and, 313.

Trade-Unionism, W. and, 312.

Tragedy, W.'s predilection for, in earlier writings, 34-5.

Tramp, W. envies the, 326.

Traubel, Horace, relations with W., 325, 326, 329, 331, 332, 342,

343, 344;

quoted, 349-50;

sec. of W. Fellowship, 300 _n._

Treasury Building, W. at, 190, 215, 233, 247.

_Tribune, New York._ See _N. Y. T._

"Trickle Drops," 165.

Tri-Insula, a republic, 178.

Trowbridge, J. T., 142.

Tuft's College, Mass., 255.

Tupper, M. F., W. compared with, 327.

"Twain, Mark," 317.

"Two Rivulets" described, 266.

Tyler, President, 38.

Ulysses' return, 276.

_Uncle Tom's Cabin_, 81, 187.

Unitarianism, W.'s relation to, 76.

Union, W. and the idea of the American, 55.

Unity, W.'s doctrine of the universal, 120;

of _L. of G._, 221.

"Universal, Song of the," 253;

described, 255.

Untidiness, W.'s, 318.

Van Buren, 44;

W. supports, 33, 38.

Van Velsor, Major C., 4, 10;

family, 347.

-- Louisa. See L. Whitman.

-- Naomi. See Williams.

Verdi, 320.

Verse, W. writes, 47.

Vice, Society for the Suppression of, 284, 285.

Victoria, Queen, W. and, 339.

Vicksburg taken by Grant, 185.

Virgil, 318.

Virginia, xx, 26, 188.

"Vocalism," 157.

Voice, W.'s, described, 98;

W. and the, 154, 157.

Vow, Whitman's (1861), 181, 204, 216.

Wagner, R., 293, 320.

Wales, Prince of, and W., 173.

Walks at Washington, W.'s, 215, 233.

Wallace, A. R., 62.

Wallace, J. W., visits W., 338.

"Walt," W. calls himself, 141.

Walt Whitman Club, 325;

fellowship, 300 _n._

War, W.'s attitude towards, 43, 202-3, 205-9;

and "a divine war," 206;

his mysticism of, 207-8;

must be followed by nobler peace, 208-9.

War of 1812, 10.

War of 1861-65, 182-203;

causes of, 82, 208;

inevitableness, 177;

not for abolition, 187;

W. and the, xxvi, 178-209;

ready to share in, 202.

Washington, President, xxv, 5, 10, 38, 289;

W. compares himself with, 131.

Washington, condition of, during war, 194-8, 216.

Washington, W. in, xxvii, 184-248, 301, 306;

its influence on W., 150, 245;

W. visits hospitals, see H.;

W.'s manner of life in, 190, 193, 215;

W. fond of, 201-2;

why he remains, 218-9;

walks at, 233;

W. and negro problem in, 235;

hopes to return, 252;

discharged from post, 257;

visit to, 258.

Wealth of America becoming concentrated, 310.

Webster, Daniel, 42, 79.

Wesley, J., 290.

West, the, its interests, 24;

its settlement threatens the South, 26;

problem of, 79;

W. and the, xxvii;

first sees, 54;

contemplates settlement in, 183;

journey, 271-4.

West Hills, the Whitman homestead, 5, 103, 260, 320;

described, 7-9;

holidays at, 12;

W. visits, 280.

"What am I after all," 158.

Whigs, the American, 23, 24, 44.

Whitehorse, the hamlet of, W. stays at, 259-60.

See Timber Creek.

Whitman, Abijah, 5.

-- Andrew, 13, 86, 193, 256.

-- Edward, 86, 256, 341.

-- George, 13, 86, 182, 185, 246, 248, 250, 256, 257, 266, 342;

view of _L. of G._, 88;

volunteers, 178-9;

wounded, 183;

anxiety about, 203;

a prisoner, 209-10;

in Brooklyn, 218;

in Camden, 246;

W. leaves his house, 305.

Whitman, Hannah. See Heyde.

-- Iredwell, 280.

-- Jefferson, 13, 50, 53, 86, 88, 185, 193, 251, 256, 273;

goes to St. Louis, 218;

W. visits there, 265-5;

death of, 342.

-- Jesse (W.'s grandfather), xxv, 5, 6, 8.

-- Jesse (W.'s brother), 11, 65, 86, 256.

-- Jessie, 342.

-- Joseph, 5.

-- Lieutenant, 5.

-- Louisa (van Velsor), 4, 65, 103, 112;

described, 6-7;

and W., 12-3;

illness, 19-20;

and _L. of G._, 88;

letters of W. to, 202, 233, 247, etc.;

age and failing health, 210;

a link with W.'s youth, 233;

goes to Camden, 246;

death, 248;

effect on W., 249, 250, 252, 258;

her tomb, 341.

-- Louisa (Mrs. George W.), 250, 269.

-- Mahala, 280.

-- Martha, 248.

-- Mary, 11, 86.

-- Walt, Dutch element in, 3;

born, 6;

at West Hills, 7-9;

at Brooklyn, 10-3;

hears Hicks, 15-8;

amusements and education, 19;

as a lad, 19-20;

sees Booth, 22;

and politics, 22, 33;

at seventeen, 28;

as a teacher, 28-33;

games, 30;

his idleness, 20, 30-1;

and _Long Islander_, 31-2;

wholesomeness, 32;

a journalist, 33-7;

_Franklin Evans_, 35;

an editor, 37;

political views, 39, 40, 44;

love of society, 40;

and of New York, 20, 41-2;

the _Eagle_, 42-4;

public work, 43;

goes to New Orleans, 46, 49-53;

returns _via_ St. Louis, 54;

his idea of America, 55;

becomes a carpenter, 56;

his reading, 57-61;

attitude to American writers, 59-60;

and to science, etc., 60-2;

passion for America, 63;

inner development, 65, 69-78;

W. at 35, 66-8, 83;

in N.Y., 82-6;

hears Alboni, 86;

indifference to money, 87;

begins _L. of G._, 87;

publishes it, 88;

daily habits, 65, 88;

holidays, 86, 89;

power of joy, 91;

compared with Emerson, 94;

view of the poet, 95-7;

describes his childhood, 103-4;

religious quality of W., 105-6;

relation to Emerson, Rousseau, Shelley, 106-8;

reviews _L. of G._, 109;

visit from Conway, 110-2;

appearance in '55, 111;

visit from Alcott and Thoreau, 112-5;

love of city-life, 114;

publishes second edition _L. of G._, 116;

symbolism of W., 117-22;

W. as the American poet, 123;

W. and evil, 124-5;

and women, 126-7;

in danger of prosecution, 127;

publishes Emerson's letter, 127-8;

his letter to E., 128;

idea of lecturing, 129-31;

and of political life, 131-2;

need for comrades, 132-3;

becomes a Republican, 134;

W. and J. Brown, 136;

W.'s N.Y. friends, 137;

in N.Y., 138-40;

appearance in 1860, 140;

rarely laughs, 142;

at Boston, 142-3;

with Emerson, 143-7;

his optimism, 151;

humility, 154;

mystic experience, 155;

pride, 156;

evil qualities, 156;

attitude toward sex, 159-62;

his temperance, 160;

as Adam, 162;

on comradeship, 163;

W. and Jesus, 167-8;

and death, 169;

W. in N.Y., 172;

and P. of Wales, 173;

sees Lincoln, 175-6;

W. and the outbreak of war, 178-81;

goes to front, 183-4;

home-troubles, 185-6, 193;

life in Washington, 190, 193, 201;

friends there, 190-2;

appearance, 192;

occupation, 192-3;

health, 193;

thinks of lecturing, 193-4;

in hospitals, 194-200;

meets Lincoln, 201;

first illness, 202, 203-4;

willing to share in war, 203;

in Brooklyn, 203-5, 209;

prepares _Drum-taps_, 205;

attitude to war, 205-9;

seeks release of George W., 209-10;

clerk in Indian Bureau, 210

W. and Lincoln's death, 211-2;

Harlan incident, 213-4;

as a clerk, 216;

gentler, 217;

decreasing vitality, 218;

visits Mrs. Price, 219-20;

relations with W. M. Rossetti, 223;

with Symonds, 223-5;

Mrs. Gilchrist's letters, 225;

W. and sex, 226;

legendary element in story of W., 227;

outcome of his personality, 228-9;

W. and P. Doyle, 231-3;

W.'s solitude, 233;

W. and women, 234;

supports Grant, 235;

quarrel with O'Connor, 236;

his _Democratic Vistas_, 236-42;

publishes fifth edition of _L. of G._, 242;

W. a careful writer, 244;

public recitation of poems, 245;

illness, 247-57;

goes to Camden, 248;

effect of mother's death, 249;

loneliness in Camden, 250;

poems at this juncture, 253-5;

his residence, 256;

discharged from post, 257;

poverty and help from England, 258-9;

visits Timber Creek, 260-2;

Mrs. Gilchrist comes to Phila., 263-5;

W. sits for bust, 265;

Carpenter's visit and account of W., 267-9;

Dr. Bucke's do., 270;

W.'s journey West, 271-4;

and to Canada, 274-7;

goes to Boston, 278-82;

sees Emerson, 282;

_L. of G._ troubles, 284-6;

W. and other prophetic writers, 289-300;

puts himself into his rhythm, 291;

universality of W., 295;

and vital power, 298;

his friendship with Pearsall Smith, 301-4;

W. takes the Mickle St. house, 305;

second visit of Carpenter, 305-7;

W. and labour problems, 306-13;

was he a Socialist? 311-2;

W. a "mugwump," 314;

his household, 317-9;

visitors, 319-24;

his politico-social views, 323-4;

serious illness, 326;

more querulous, 327;

Swinburne's attack, 327;

increased need for silence, 331;

birthday dinners, 331-2;

Ingersoll's lecture, 333-5;

W. and _L. of G._, 335-6;

his views of health, 338-40;

his tomb, 341;

last illness, 341-4;

last letter, 342;

death, 344;

funeral, 344-6;

note on visit to New Orleans, etc., 349-50.

Whitman, his characteristics, described by phrenologist, 67-8.

See also 303-4, 334, and under Anger, Coolness, Elemental quality,

Evil in, Humility, Humour, Mysticism, Pride, Sanity, Wonder, etc.

-- Walter (father of W.), 56, 103;

described, 6, 13-4;

moves to Brooklyn, 10;

relations with W., 12, 65;

death, 86, 88;

tomb, 341.

-- Zechariah, 5.

Whitman, burying ground, West Hills, 9;

family, and Hicks, 14;

and _L. of G._, 88;

homestead at West Hills, 2.

See W. H.

Whitmanites, 218.

Whitman's America, Introd.;

W. owes much to A., xxv;

its development, xxvi;

extent of W.'s journeys, xxvii;

W. a metropolitan American, and a type of America, xxvii-viii.

"Whitman's hollow," 5.

Whittier, J. G., 59, 336.

"Whoever you are holding me now in hand," 163.

Whole, the idea of the, W.'s love for, 60-1.

"Who learns my lesson complete?" 104.

Wholesomeness, W.'s, 32.

Wickedness, W.'s attitude to, 104.

Williams, family of, 31, 347-8.

-- Naomi, 4, 347-8.

-- Roger, 4.

Wilmot proviso, the, 43, 44.

Wisconsin, State of, W. in, 54.

Wisdom found in fellowship, 164.

"Woman waits for Me, A," 126.

Woman, W. and, 102, 125-7, 148, 225-6, 240, 274.

Women, W.'s relations with, 51-3, 71, 139, 160, 234, 263, 303, 323,

349-50.

Women of America, 122;

of Boston, 279.

Women's suffrage, 240;

W. and, 125-6.

Wonder, W.'s capacity for, 78.

Wood, Fernando, 82, 178, 185.

Wood, Silas, 7.

Woodfall and Junius, 285.

"Word out of the Sea, A." See "Out of the Cradle".

Words, W.'s idea of, 96, 117-9;

W. invents, 212.

Wordsworth, W., 91, 97, 290;

W. and, 59.

Work, W.'s power of, 32.

Working-man, American, W. and the, 312, 322.

Worship, W. feels this is for solitude, 142.

Worthington, Mr., 285-6.

Yankee, W. dislikes the, 103.

"Years of the Modern," 205-6.

Yeomen as citizens, 306, 308.

Young people, W. and, 275, 303.

Youth, America the land of, xx-xxii.

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