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Abraham Lincoln and Secession
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
Reference Number: LC-USZC
William C. Harris, Lincolns Rise to the Presidency
(University of Kansas, )
Abraham Lincoln was demonized in the South long before he took office as President in During the four-way campaign in , Lincoln was demonized as a black Republican whose election would split the Union. Historian Arthur Cole wrote: Lincoln was pictured in many quarters not only as a black Republican but as an Abolitionist; a fanatic of the John Brown type; the slave to one idea, who, in order to carry that out to its legitimate results, would override laws, constitutions, and compromises of every kind, as a Robespierre ready to overturn the whole fabric of society.1 Historian Michael Burlingame wrote that Lincoln told a Tennessee visitor in the secession winter that to execute the laws is all that I shall attempt to do. This, however, I will do, no matter how much force may be required.2
Lincoln tried to avoid adding fuel to the attacks on him. During the campaign, he refrained from making any policy pronouncements for fear they would be misconstrued in both North and South. After the election, Lincoln told one journalist: I kno
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