Richard Reynolds Montgomery-Spy Extroidinary

[Gene C]

I will agree that there was a certain amount of trouble In the North near the end of the war, but there had always been trouble in the North. There were draft riots in NY City during the middle of the war. Senators and Governors complaining they couldn't reach their enlistment quotas. Women and children working in farm fields and factories because there were not enough men available to do the work.
Part of the trouble with some of this conspiracy theory is, if we eliminate Lincoln, what are we left with?
Lincoln's reconstruction plans were better economically than what eventually happened.

Save your Dixie cups, the South shall rise again!