Centreville, Sept. 17, '63.
Stanton is entirely right on the black prisoner
question, and I think will yet keep the President straight: Governor Andrew had
a conversation on the subject with the President and does not think him so
shaky as William Russel found him. I believe Mr. Lincoln has a way of stating
to himself and to others, as strongly as may be, the arguments against the
course he really has in his mind to adopt — many women are made so.
SOURCE: Edward Waldo Emerson, Life and Letters of
Charles Russell Lowell, p. 306
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