pursues Lee, 336-338;
urges Lee to surrender, 337;
his liberal terms to Lee, 338;
praised by Lincoln, 340;
unable to accept Lincoln's invitation to theatre the evening of his assassination, 345.
Greeley, Horace,
prefers Douglas to Lincoln in 1858, i. [112];
in convention of 1860, works against Seward, [167], [172];
his influence used against Lincoln, [191];