obliged to support Lincoln rather than McClellan, [265].
Wadsworth, General James S.,
commands forces to protect Washington, ii. [34];
considers troops insufficient, [40].
Walker, L.P.,
in Confederate cabinet, i. 206.
Walworth, Chancellor R.H.,
denounces coercion, i. 194.
War of Rebellion,
first call for volunteers, i. 252, 255;