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Chapter 4: Lincoln.
From the false political principles and the perilous official neglect of the old admi him to intervene by some public declaration.
But Mr. Lincoln preserved a discreet silence, though in confident the archives, forcibly prevent the inauguration of Lincoln, and thus make themselves the defacto successors of e of great crowds, on the 4th of March, 1861.
Mr. Lincoln's inaugural address made a frank declaration of h it was necessary to order its evacuation.
To Mr. Lincoln, who had only a few days before publicly promised posed situation of Fort Pickens had become known to Lincoln, and one of his earliest official acts was to order political action without resort to civil war.
Mr. Lincoln shared Seward's pacific inclinations, but not his .
Amid these growing difficulties and dangers Mr. Lincoln felt that the time for decisive action had arrive tgomery in high glee.
As a matter of fact, President Lincoln had not at that date decided the Sumter questi