damaged by Federal military successes, [285], [286];
hurt by Southern approval, [286], [287];
defeated in election, [291];
members of, in Congress, aid in passage of thirteenth amendment, [325], [326].
Dennison, William,
succeeds Blair as postmaster-general, ii. [288].
Dickinson, Daniel S.,
candidate for vice-presidential nomination, ii. [264].
Diplomatic history,
Seward's proposed foreign wars to prevent disunion, i. 276-278;