Lincoln's Second Inaugural Adress PEE paragragh

Lincoln creates a tone of righteous indignation. He feels that any man shouldn't ask assistance of God to harm another person. He means that don't ask God to kill or hurt another human being because it's wrong. He goes on to say that

"with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right...".

He's saying that he and all people need to be on the right side or believe in the right side. That no one be the bad guy in the situation. Lincoln says that we need to "bind up the nations wounds", meaning that we need to work together to fix the problems we see everyday. To work on doing good work and putting time and effort into really doing something worth while and makes a change or two. He wants people to be calm and try to be good and do great things.  Also, he blames the Union because they were the cause of the war and money and economy in the South. He feels that they are doing things wrong instead of wisely and carefully.So, in conclusion he does create a tone of righteous indignation because he feels he is on the side of right along with God who is always right.