The action of the President in promptly revoking the order of General Hunter, of the ninth of May, declaring free the slaves of the States of Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina, aggravated the growing impatience of the people.
Julian discusses the President's decision to revoke a significant order regarding the emancipation of slaves, which frustrated the public.
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