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706 undated bear on Lincoln all his tact Ü skill & power to get Mr Lincoln to modiy Ü or take out that Expression in his 1st inaugural wherein he L said that he would re‚take forts &c Ü L. did not do it. Sewards friends tried to make L not make Chase one of his Secry's and Chases men tried the same. Much opposition was made against Cameron Ü all to no purpose. Lincoln often modi‚ed or changed his policy Ü those policies which acted as means Ü though he never changed his policy Ü his purpose of saving the Union Ü never dodged that Ü LC: HW4007 603. Charles S. Zane (statement for WHH) [undated] In the prosecution of the war Mr Lincoln used such measures as he believed would be most likely to accomplish the paramount object, which was the preser‚vation of the Union, and refused to use those which he believed would not be likely to aid in its preservation Ü He said in his letter to Mr Greely that ¿he would try to correct errors when shown to be errors and would adopt new views so fast as they should appear to be true views.î That which was necessary to accomplish his purpose was power; which con‚sisted in the Con‚dence and Support of the people; when he believed another policy than the one he was using would give the people greater Con‚dence and bring more Support he would adopt the new policy. Ü He never Changed the paramount object of the war though he did change his war measures and policies. LC: HW4016