fails to get nomination to Congress, 71;
alleged understanding with Baker and others, 72;
renews candidacy in 1846, 72;
nominated, 73;
elected, his vote, 73.
In Congress.
Agrees with Whig programme on Mexican war, 75;
introduces "Spot Resolutions" against Polk, 75;
his speech, 76;
his doctrine of right of revolution, 76, 77;