blocked by refusal of Congress to receive representatives, [221];

usually associated with new constitutions, [221], [222];

method laid down in amnesty proclamation, [222]-[226];

difficulties in way of, [228], [229];

extremist proposals concerning, [229];

Reconstruction bill passed, [230]-[232];

bill for, vetoed by Lincoln, [233], [334];

later statements of Lincoln concerning, [236]-[238];

involved in Sherman's terms of surrender given to Johnston, [238], [239];

Lincoln's scheme discussed, [242]-[244];