A portion of the party, consisting of those who approved of his opposition to the extension of slavery, voted for him, and succeeded in defeating his opponent, leaving a vacancy in the delegation".

^ Wallner 2004, pp. 111–122

^ Holt 2010, 447

^ Wallner 2004, pp. 131–135

^ Jump up to: a b Wallner 2004, pp. 154–157

^ Holt 2010, 490

^ Wallner 2004, pp. 144–147

^ Jump up to: a b c Holt 2010, 505

^ Jump up to: a b Wallner 2004, pp. 147–154

^ Grant, Ulysses S. (1892) [1885]. Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant. Vol. 1. C. L. Webster. pp. 146–147.

^ Jump up to: a b Wallner 2004, pp. 157–161

^ Holt 2010, pp. 549–565

^ Gara 1991, pp. 21–22

^ Jump up to: a b Holt 2010, 608

^ Wallner 2004, pp. 173–180

^ Wallner 2004, pp. 181–84

^ Gara 1991, pp. 23–29

^ Jump up to: a b Wallner 2004, pp. 184–97

^ Gara 1991, pp. 32–33

^ Wallner 2004, pp. 197–202

^ Gara 1991, pp. 33–34

^ Gara 1991, p. 34

^ Wallner 2004, pp. 210–213

^ Gara 1991, pp. 