letter of M. C. Lea to, on financial affairs, [170],
and his reply, [171];
brings in his second Confiscation Act, [173];
his report thereon, [173];
history of the bill in Congress, [173]-[176];
speaks on War Dep't. frauds, [184];
leads opposition to confirmation of Cameron's nomination as minister to Russia, [187];
votes against confirmation, [189];
introduces resolution of inquiry concerning arbitrary arrests in loyal states, [191], [192];