[113] Sanborn, 237, note 3.
[114] Villard, 158.
[115] Villard, 159.
[116] Villard, 545.
[117] L. W. Spring in his History of Kansas says of him on page 138: "Whatever else may be laid to his charge—whatever rashness, unwisdom, equivocation, bloodiness—no faintest trace of self-seeking stains his Kansas life."
[118] Howard Report, 1175.
[119] Howard Report, 1179.
[120] Howard Report, 1177.
[121] Villard, 171.
[122] Sanborn, 373, and Redpath, 184.