tries to commit Lincoln to joining Abolitionists, i. 95;
prevents Lincoln's election as senator, 97;
in House in 1861, 297;
his rage after Trent affair, 386;
supports Lincoln in 1864, ii. [256], [257].
Lyons, Lord,
suggested by Hicks as arbitrator between North and South, i. 281;
instructed to insist on instant reply in Trent affair, 383;
confers with Seward, 384.