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Why did Lincoln say that he had no intention to "interfere with the institution of slavery"?

Why did Lincoln say that he had no intention to "interfere with the institution of slavery"?
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Why did Lincoln say that he had no intention to "interfere with the institution of slavery"?

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It could've proceed and Worsen many situations.
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