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Unitarian church, disturbed by sla- very question, 480. University of Chicago, gift of Doug- las to, 50. Urbana, Lincoln and Douglas speak at, 559. Urbana (Ohio) Union, satirizes Doug- las, 552. Vermont, resolutions of Democratic state convention, in, 241. Victoria, delegation from, to Gales- burg Debate, 331. Villard, Henry, associated with White, Horace, 76; reporter of Philadelphia Press, 77. Vincennes Sun, quoted in Cincinnati Commercial, 31. Voss, Arno, delegate to Democratic congressional convention, 1850, 239. Walker, Charles, welcomes Douglas to Chicago, 35. Walker, George, friend of Douglas, 209. Washburne, E. B., aids Lincoln, 1854 172; congressional candidate, 169, 254, 300; fears Freeport Doctrine, 204; pledged against admission of more slave states, 369; speaks at Galena, 169; mentioned, 202. Washington Star, atttitude of, toward Freeport Doctrine, 579. Washington Union, attacked by Douglas, 185; comments on: Otta- wa Debate, 513, Illinois contest, 515-17, 543; denounces: Douglas, 48, 111, 158, 462, 513, 539, Free- port Doctrine, 421, 522, 525, 528, 579, Lincoln, 539; mentions: Neiu Orleans Courier, 523, New Orleans Delta, 523 ; on slavery in free states, 163, 370; quotes: Chicago Herald, 515, 516, Chicago Press, 514, Chi- cago Times, 514, Columbia Guar- dian, 525, Mississippian, the, 543, Norfolk Argus, 542; referred to by Louisville Democrat, 528; urges election of Lincoln, 180. Wataga, delegation from, at Gales- burg debate, 331, 374. Waterloo, Baker, Jehu, speaks at, 299; meeting at, 218; Trumbull speaks at, 235, 299. Watson, P. H., White, Horace, secre- tarj' of, 75. Waukegan, mentioned, 300. Webster, Daniel, supports Compro- mise of 1850, 87, 171, 214. Wendell, Cornelius, editor of Wash- ington Union, 180. Wentworth, John, aids Trumbull, 1854, 172; regarded as real anti- Douglas candidate, 20, 24; speaks at Chicago, 565; mentioned, 72, 218, 222, 254, 298. Whig party, becomes part of Repub- lican party, 16; Lincoln and Trum- bull agree to dissolve, 86, 88. 171, 214, 291; opposition of, to Ne- braska Bill, 10; supported Com- promise of 1850, 87, 171, 215, 293. White, Horace, accompanies Lincoln, on tour, 1858, 76; comments on correctness of copies of debate, 594; biographical notice of, 75; describes: Lincoln, 12, Lincoln's soUcitude for House-divided speech 23, Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas, 573, Ottawa Debate, 143; reporter for Chicago Journal, 12. Whiteside County, delegation from, at Freeport, 147. Whitney, D. M., vice-president of Republican state convention, 22. Wilcox, Elijah, delegate to Demo- cratic congressional convention, 1850, 239. Wilkinson, I. O., attends United States District Court at Chicago, 36. Will Countv, delegation from, to Ottawa, 133, 139. Williams, Archie, mentioned, 93, 222, 298. Williams, E. B., delegate to Demo- cratic congressional convention, 1850, 239. Williamsville, Douglas at, 51. Wilmington Journal, denounces Free- port Doctrine, 526. Wilmot Proviso, supported by Lin- coln, 491. Wilson, C. L., introduces Lincoln at Chicago, 39; nominates Lincoln for senatorship, 22. Wilson, I. T.. Democratic chief marshal at Quincv Debate, 392, 440. Winchester, Douglas speaks at, 91, 549. Winnebago County, represented at Freeport Debate, 196. Wise, Henry A., regarded as possible Democratic candidate for 1860, 43. Wyche, James E., speaks at RepubU- can state convention, 1858, 22. Yates, Richard, congressional candi- date, 1854, 118, 355.