transfers authority to Stanton, [197];
proclaims martial law as to certain classes, [200];
issues Emancipation Proclamation, [200];
commutes Vallandigham's sentence to banishment, [204];
replies to protest of Northern Democrats, [205];
his only evasion, [205];
revokes Burnside's order suppressing Chicago Times, [207], [208];
criticized by N. Y. Tribune, [309] n.;
and certain dispatches of Seward to Adams, [210] ff.;
requested to demand Seward's resignation, [211];