declines governorship of Oregon, 81.
Candidate for Senate.
Accepts compromise although recognizing its futility, 92;
favors Scott in 1852, 93;
answers Douglas's defense of Nebraska bill, 95;
escapes connection with Abolitionists, 95;
renews attack upon Douglas, 96;
candidate for Senate, 96;
leads in first ballots, 96;
injured by Abolitionist praise, 97;