his campaign for reëlection in 1858, [89] ff.;
his health impaired, [89];
reaffirms doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty, [94];
answered by J. Davis, [95];
his speech of May 1860, [15], [95];
answered by Benjamin, [95], [96];
nominated for President at Charleston, and by one faction at Baltimore, [96];
favors Crittenden Compromise, [116];