What advice does Lincoln offer to the people who may eventually be freed by the Proclamation?

In his Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln advises those who may be freed to embrace their newfound liberty with dignity and self-respect. He encourages them to seek education and self-improvement, emphasizing the importance of contributing positively to society. Lincoln also urges them to remain loyal to the Union and to act in ways that affirm their worth as individuals and their commitment to freedom.