his failings in civil station reviewed, [361] ff.;
nominated because of his military renown, [361], [362];
his great services on two occasions, [362];
and the Leet and Stocking case, [365] ff.;
T. not personally hostile to, [369], [370];
Republican dissatisfaction with, [370], [371],
and opposition to, [372] ff.;
Sumner's speech against, [387], [388];
his services overlooked by Sumner, [388];