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A Proclamation

A Proclamation

"My paramount object in this struggle is to save the union, and is not either to save or destroy slavery" Abraham Lincoln 1862, before he issued the emancipation proclamation to the world.  The military diplomatic and political maneuvers during the first three years of the war took place by sometimes acknowledging the slavery issue.  Politicians tiptoed around the issue even though slavery was the fundamental cause of sectionalism that led to war.  The north suffered more disunity over the war than the south.  The south fought for independence, to keep their way of life.  Northerners fought to preserve the union, but what type of union were they trying to preserve, free or slave.  ?To fight against slaveholders, with out fighting against slavery, is but a half-hearted business? ?Frederick Douglas 1861.

There were many events leading up to the emancipation proclamation.  There was John C. Fremont who freed slaves issuing his own illegal proclamation.  There were seven different bills in the north dealing with emancipation and compfiscation of rebel property and how to deal with it.  Important as these acts were they nearly tip toe around the edges of slavery.  A confiscation

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