Lincoln, the President, Volumen2

37 Cong abolitionist Abraham Lincoln administration American Ann Rutledge Antietam antislavery April army Bates Blair Boston Browning Burnside cabinet Cameron campaign Charles Charles Sumner Chase MSS Civil colored command committee Confederacy Confederate Congress constitutional coöperation declared defeat Democrats Diary draft emancipation emancipation proclamation enemy favor Federal fighting Fitz John Porter force Frémont Garrison Gettysburg Governor Halleck Herndon Hist Hooker Ibid Illinois John Hay Joseph Holt July Kentucky Lee's letter Lyman Trumbull matter McClellan McClellan's Own Story Meade ment military nation Negroes Nicolay and Hay Offic Ohio party political Pope Potomac President President's proclamation radicals rebellion reported Republican resignation Richmond Rutledge S. P. Chase secretary Senate Seward slavery slaves soldiers South Southern Stanton statement Sumner thought Thurlow Weed tion Trent affair troops Trumbull Union Union army United VIII Virginia vote Washington wrote York Herald