Tariff, bill to amend the (1828), 77;
speech of Mr. Webster on, 77;
"American" and "foreign policy" applied to system of, 78;
protective system of England, 84;
of 1816 and 1824, respecting manufactures, 99;
of 1824, carried by Middle States, 110;
of 1824, Massachusetts voted against, 110;
earliest advocates of, 243;
of 1816, 243;
of 1824, 248;
of 1828, 248, 258;
course pursued by Mr. Webster in regard to, 247, 463;
resolutions adopted in Boston in regard to, 463;
of 1816, a South Carolina measure, history of, 465;
of 1816, New England against, 465;
of 1842, how passed, 489.
Taxation, effect of, on landholders in England, 44.
Taylor, Gen. Zachary, at Buena Vista, 559;
as a candidate for President, 576-579;
personal character of, 577;
his interest in the revolutionary movement in Hungary, 679.
Tea, increase of its consumption, 80.
Terrett v. Taylor, protection of grant, 20.
Territory, cession of, by Virginia, 606.
Texas, history of, 428;
independence of, recognized, 428;
annexation to United States objectionable, 429;
opposition of Mr. Webster to admit into the Union, 559;
President Tyler's project of annexing, 560;
how its annexation affects representation, 561;
population of, in 1848, 562;
territory of, 562;
admitted into the Union, 562, 563, 609;
suitable time for annexing, 563;
the vote for the admission of, 583;
extract from resolution for admission of, 609;
States to be formed from, 609, 615;
votes of New England for admission of, 610;
extracts from speech of Mr. Webster on, 613, 631;
separated from Mexico, 630;
vote of New York for annexing, 631;
admitted as a slave State, 633;
fortunate adjustment by Congress of controversy in (1850), 633.
Timber, English duties on, 89.
Toast, to City of New York, 319;
to memory of Washington, 346;
at Dinner of New England Society in New York, 503.
Tonnage, how affected by tariff of 1824, 100;
no State can lay duty on, 122.
Trade of United States, with foreign markets, 93.
Transportation of free colored people, 623.
Treason, defined, 267.
Treasury of United States, order concerning specie payment, 440;
effect of the order, 441.
Tudor, William, interest in Bunker Hill Monument, 123, 137.
Turkey, its oppression of Greece, 68.
Tyler, John, at Bunker Hill, 139;
confidence in Mr. Webster, 481;
action in respect to insurrection in Rhode Island, 547;
project of annexing Texas, 560.