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One can debate whether they should have or not... but they clearly thought this was something that a) took special consideration, b) was not merely a military decision, c) had unusual (for a military operation) civilian oversight, and d) presented new moral and policy questions.
(And to be sure, not EVERYONE saw it this way. Some did not. But most of the high-level folks involved — Groves, Oppenheimer, Bush, Byrnes, Stimson, Truman, Churchill — did.)
They (let's leave oppenheimer out of this) saw it as morally distinct from fire bombing, or just presenting a policy challenge?
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