letters to, from Lincoln and others, voicing Republican distrust of Douglas in Ill., [87], [88],
and, generally, on the campaign of 1858, [90]-[92];
his cordial relations with Lincoln, [93];
takes part in debate on resolution for committee of inquiry into John Brown's raid, [98]-[100];
his notable speech, [98], [99],
and Lincoln's praise thereof, [100];
letter from Lincoln on Delahay matter, [100], [101].
His view of candidates for Republican nomination in 1860, [103];