his speech on La. election of 1872, his last speech in the Senate, [405], [406].
His official career ended by defeat of Greeley, [407];
defeated for reëlection by Oglesby, [407];
resumes practice of law, [407];
one of the "visiting statesmen" sent to La. to watch canvass of votes (1876), [409];
of counsel for Tilden before Electoral Commission, [409]-[411];
marries Mary Ingraham, [412];
Democratic candidate for governor of Ill. (1880), [412];
defeated by Cullom, [412];
entertains W. J. Bryan in 1893, [413];