advocates revision of Constitution in 1860, i. [193].
Weitzel, General Godfrey,
enters Richmond, ii. 334.
Welles, Gideon,
secretary of navy, i. [234];
opposes relieving Sumter, [245];
changes opinion, [246];
not told by Lincoln of plan to relieve Pensacola, [247];
learns that Lincoln has spoiled his plan to relieve Sumter, [247];
wishes Lincoln to close Southern ports by proclamation, [284];