breaks up in 1860 into Northern and Southern wings, 163-165;

nominates two sets of candidates, 164;

campaign of, in 1860, 174;

attempts to reunite, 175;

in North, members of, become Union men, 226;

effort of Lincoln to placate, by giving recognition in cabinet, 235;

Copperhead and other factions of, ii. [95]-[97];

"War Democrats," [97];

makes campaign in 1862 on opposition to anti-slavery legislation, [121]-[123];

gains in Congressional elections, [124], [125];