repressed by Lincoln, [279], [280];
advises against a paper blockade, [284];
wishes to maintain friendly relations with England, [371];
angered at Russell's conduct, [373];
writes menacing instructions to Adams, [373]-[375];
his attitude in Mason and Slidell affair, [382];
drafts reply to England's ultimatum, [384];
disavows Wilkes's act and surrenders envoys, [385];
advises Lincoln to withhold Emancipation Proclamation until after a victory, ii. 115;
suggests promise to maintain freedom of slaves, 131;