d major-general, 8;
criticised by Southern press, 10;
suggested for gov., 1862, 37, 49;
one vote for U.S. Senate, 1863, 56, note;
suggested for gov., 1864, 116;
ch'm. Philadelphia con., 1866, 144;
defeated for nomination for gov., 159;
nominated for gov., 1872, 293;
tortuous political course, 294;
Seymour's criticism, 295;
Weed's confidence in, 295;
renominated for gov., 1874, 315;
Seymour charges nepotism, 316;
apathetic managers, 317;
defeated, 319;
nominated for mayor of New York, 1876, 346;
defeated, 350.

Dodge, William E., at peace congress, ii. 350;
delivers peace petition, 381.

Dorn, Robert C., nominated for canal com., 1865, iii. 130;
elected, 135.

Dorsheimer, Philip, on Softs' con., 1854, ii. 198.

Dorsheimer, William, delegate to Lib. Rep. state con., 1872, iii. 296;
nominated for lt.-gov., 313;
character and ability, 314;
Tilden's spokesman at Dem. nat. con., 1876, 342;
cand. for gov., 1876, 345;
renominated for lt.-gov., 346;
cand. for U.S. Senate, 1879, 397;
at Dem. state con., 1879, 421;
begs delegates to reject Robinson, 421;
announces Tarn, will bolt, 422;
ch'm. of Kelly's con., 1879, 424;
nominates Kelly for gov., 424;
ch'm. of Kelly's state con., 1880, 451;
named as del.-at-large to nat. con., 452;
delegation rejected, 458.

Douglas-Bell-Breckenridge fusion, ii. 331;
aided by money, 331-2.

Douglas, Stephen A., denounces Kansas immigrants, ii. 224;
Harriet Beecher Stowe on, 224;
breaks with Buchanan, 246;
Greeley favours him for U.S. senator, 247;
suggested by Republicans for President, 247;
sharp controversy with Davis, 279-80;
nominated for President, 301;
fusion of, 331;
defeated, 333;
criticised by Southern press, iii. 10.

Douglass, Frederick, nominated for sec. of state, ii. 216;
career and character of, 216;
nominated to head Rep. electoral ticket, 1872, iii. 296, note;
elected, 302.

Dowd, William, nominated for mayor of N.Y., 1880, iii. 462;
bitter contest, 462;
supported by Irving Hall, 462;
defeated, 463.

Draper, Simeon, unavailable to stand for gov., ii. 247;
urges Lincoln's renomination, iii. 88;
becomes collector of customs, 1864, 97;
successor appointed, 1865, 131.

Duane, James, in first constitutional con., i. 5;
in Poughkeepsie con., 33;
campaign of 1789, 42;
character and career, 42;
appointed U.S. judge, 44.

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