Lincoln's rival in love affair, [63];
his position at Illinois bar, [68];
charges Lincoln with lacking patriotism in opposing Mexican war, [77];
introduces Kansas-Nebraska Bill, [94];
mobbed in Chicago, [95];
debates with Lincoln in campaign of 1854, [95], [96];
proposes a truce, [96];
candidate for Democratic nomination in 1856, [101];
opposes Lecompton Constitution, [106];
leading figure in public life, [106];