President Lincoln's conduct during the US Civil War was under constant scrutiny. In the North he had to suspend habeas corpus to silence Southern sympathizers. He used military force to stop draft riots and some newspapers critical of the war were put under pressure to not criticize his war efforts. The radical wing of the Republican Party quickly formed the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War as they believed Lincoln was too soft on dissenters and War Democrats were also critical of his methods. Maryland dissenters faced military action, while abolitionist newspapers believed Lincoln was not more vocal on slavery. The military officers were also unhappy and even Union General Joseph Hooker spoke openly to Lincoln about a military coup. In January of 1863, the governor of Indiana was threatening to form his own peace treaty with the South.Lincoln was under immense pressure. He even spoke about his own possible assassination. He was not even sure in the Summer of 1864 if his own party was going to nominate him for the presidency. Somehow Lincoln persevered despite all attempts to make his administration unstable, including the resignation of Salmon Chase.
George McClellan, an indecisive Union commander who Abraham Lincoln dubbed as having a case of "the slows." While President Lincoln was unhappy with McClellan was clear. What dims the harsh term used against McClellan was the fact that on two occasions, President Lincoln first promoted him to General in Chief, then reversed himself, then after relieving him of duty with regards to the Army of the Potomac, Lincoln then reappointed him to lead that army over the objections of his cabinet.
because of his tone
it caused problems for Democrats because it made disenchanted democrats unhappy with the concept, Kansas problems continued to boil over
Many colonists were unhappy after World War 1 due to increased taxation and loss of land. This was due to annexation of territories by other countries and the recession caused by war spending.
He was a republican and republicans were not for slavery at that time.Democrats were the confederates.The confederates were afraid he might abolish slavery because he had more power than the normal abolitionists.
General George McClellan.
Sometimes he was happy sometimes he was sad or sick or unhappy
They were unhappy that all the men had to participate in war.
At the 1912 election, Theodore Roosevelt was unhappy with Taft's policies so he formed his own political party called the Progressive Party. The votes for the Progressives and the Votes for the Republicans combined would have ensured the Republicans would have won, but the Democrats had the most electoral votes, so they won.
Mostly people in the South and people who were pro-slavery as Lincoln wished (and did) abolish slavery.
whigs disliked it and democratic-republicans were semi-ok and more unhappy with it but it seemed like too much federal government activity but it could be used to expand the dem-repub. dream of an agrarian yeomen-based society
Booth, the assasin, was from the south. He hoped to gain southern revenge from Lincoln. He was unhappy about the outcome of the Civil War and hoped to spark a change in the final outcome of the war. hope that this helps
The people were unhappy with the monarchy, the Dictatorship, and the directory. Each form of government was not working and the people were so radical that they would not settle on just any form of government.
Why were the plilgrims unhappy in the Netherlands
No, I am not doomed to be unhappy.
President Lincoln's conduct during the US Civil War was under constant scrutiny. In the North he had to suspend habeas corpus to silence Southern sympathizers. He used military force to stop draft riots and some newspapers critical of the war were put under pressure to not criticize his war efforts. The radical wing of the Republican Party quickly formed the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War as they believed Lincoln was too soft on dissenters and War Democrats were also critical of his methods. Maryland dissenters faced military action, while abolitionist newspapers believed Lincoln was not more vocal on slavery. The military officers were also unhappy and even Union General Joseph Hooker spoke openly to Lincoln about a military coup. In January of 1863, the governor of Indiana was threatening to form his own peace treaty with the South.Lincoln was under immense pressure. He even spoke about his own possible assassination. He was not even sure in the Summer of 1864 if his own party was going to nominate him for the presidency. Somehow Lincoln persevered despite all attempts to make his administration unstable, including the resignation of Salmon Chase.