Lincoln’s Personal Life

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  whentherewasnocertaintywhetherthecountrywaswithhimorwiththeVindictives。Perhapsthatnewcouragewhichdefinitelyrevealeditselfthenextmonth,maybefirstglimpsedintheproclamationoverrulingHunter:

  “Ifurthermakeknownthatwhetheritbecompetentforme,asCommander-in-ChiefoftheArmyandNavy,todeclaretheslavesofanyStateorStatesfree,andwhetheratanytime,inanycase,itshallhavebecomeanecessityindispensabletothemaintenanceofthegovernmenttoexercisesuchsupposedpower,arequestionswhich,undermyresponsibility,Ireservetomyself,andwhichIcannotfeeljustifiedinleavingtothedecisionofcommandersinthefield。“[5]

  TherevocationofHunter’sorderinfuriatedtheAbolitionists。

  Itdeeplydisappointedthegrowingnumberwho,carelessaboutslavery,wantedemancipationasawarmeasure,asablowattheSouth。Fewofeitherofthesegroupsnoticedtheimpliedhintthatemancipationmightcomebyexecutiveaction。Herewasthematterofthewarpowersinasurprisingform。However,itwasnotunknowntoCongress。AttemptshadbeenmadetoinduceCongresstoconcedethewarpowerstothePresidentandtoask,notcommand,himtousethemfortheliberationofslavesintheSecededStates。Longbefore,inastrangelydifferentconnection,suchvehementAbolitionistsasGiddingsandJ。Q。

  Adamshadpicturedthefreeingofslavesasanaturalincidentofmilitaryoccupation。

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