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];
preliminary declaration of, after battle of Antietam, [116], [117];