favors Judd for seat in Cabinet, [148], [149], [150];
reëlected senator (Jan. 1861), [152];
announces death of Douglas, [152];
his eulogy of Douglas, [153], [154];
the Harvey dispatch to Gov. Pickens, commented on in letter to Mrs. T., [155],156.
Witnesses first battle of Bull Run, and describes it in letter to Mrs. T., [165]-[167];
his reconstructed telegram, [168];
his first Confiscation Act passed by Congress, [168];
his physical aspect, etc., in 1861, [168];
his family, [169];