compensation for, wished by Lincoln, [133];
again proposed by Lincoln with compensation and colonization, ii. 10, 20-22, 24-27;
discussion of Lincoln's proposal, 28-30;
demanded instantly by Abolitionists, 99;
question of its constitutionality, 100, 101, 111;
opposition to, in North, 103;
demanded by clergymen, 110;
gradual decision of Lincoln to proclaim, 112-115;
reasons for caution in issuing proclamation, 114;
delay urged by Seward, 115;