majority against, in Congress, increased by elections of 1866, [277];
sustained by T. until veto of Civil Rights bill, [277];
signs bill readmitting Tenn., [285];
"National Union Convention" of supporters of, [285], [286];
his attack on Congress, and its sequel, [286];
policy of, and the Milligan case, [289];
and the Cabinet meeting of Jan. 8, 1867, [290];
Northern view of his plan of reconstruction, [293];
vetoes Reconstruction bill, [293],