opponents of the war in, [95]-[97];
public men of, condemn Lincoln, [104];
popular opinion supports him, [105];
effect of Emancipation Proclamation upon, [121];
forced by Lincoln to choose between emancipation and failure of war, [123];
depressed after Chancellorsville, [142], [143];
discouraged by European offers of mediation, [174], [175];
adjusts itself to war, [194];
waning patriotism in, [194];