Mr. Lucky: "West Virginia was added to the Union on June 20, 1863."
At the time of West Virginia's admission, it's constitution required gradual abolition, as was done in other northern States.
West Virginia officially abolished slavery on February 3, 1865, 10 months before ratification of the 13th Amendment.
So it was Lincoln that added a slave state to the U.S. after the Emancipation Proclamation. That is not the answer I would have expected from a president that was “fighting to free the slaves.”
The slaves in the southern states, generally speaking, were freed immediately upon coming under control of Union forces; but slaves under control of Union forces in Union states were not freed, even though it is said Lincoln was “fighting to free the slaves.” The North continued to cling to slavery.
Perhaps there were economic and political considerations that overrode the oft-stated northern moral imperatives.