instructs new State organizers to recognize emancipation, [221];

fails to prevent quarrels, [221], [222];

issues amnesty proclamation, [222];

proposes reconstruction by one tenth of voters, [223]-[226];

at first generally applauded, [227];

later opposed by Congress, [227];

on negro suffrage, [230];

doubts power of Congress over slavery in States, [232], [233];

refuses to sign reconstruction bill, [233];

denounced by radicals, [234], [235];