Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-23
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Movements Of the Pre,,d.,, E,.~,
T Ell GRAPHIO.

4 ChleAso, Nov. 2l-Mt. Lincoln, the Presidept
elect len Springfield for this civ Al N o,clors
s hn forenoon T Seeompsnled BY Mn. Lincoln,
| wife, OF Ohio. The conductor permitted fo,,,
| lroned convfco one a murderer % entrr an. -,
and take seats between the families OF M In.
coin and Senator Trumbull
| large concourse OF citizens Were present M
the depot in Springfield 20 witness the den,r,r,.
| OF MIR. Lincoln. He heard mary ssGod ~.
you, " and Safe return
Although the visit Of Mr.. Lincoln 70 this c,tv
was not generally known In this State vet crowd.
OF people assembled atevery depot, and eoasrstu-
i1tory demonstrations were made az the town OF
| Lincoln. Several hundred ladies and pentlepen
| assembled at the depot, and shouted for Llnceis
unul ne appeared, when some enthusiastic
"Sncker" introduced him as the President OF the
United states The crowd chesred vociferously.
when Mr.. Lincoln said:
Fellow.ciiizens: thank you for this mark Of
YOU kihoness towards me. I have been shut Up
10 Springfield for the last few months and there,
lore lave oeen unable to greet Won, a. I was for
merly In the habit Of doing. sm passing on NV
way TO Chicago, and am happy In doing so 10 be
able 70 meet 80 many OF my friends In I.og.n
county, and, IL TO do no more, 10 exchange with
you Tor the many kindnesses you have manifes,ed
towards me. i am not In the habit Of making
speeches now, and | would therefore ask 10 BE-
excused from entering upon any discussion OF the
many happy faces, and to listen 20 80 msnv
pleasant expressions. Again thanking YOU for
THIS honor will pass on nv journey.
Bowling to the enthusiastic crowd Mr. Lincoln
entered the car, which was already IN motion
Al bloomington very large crowd assembled
ana after many calls Mr.. Lincoln Appeared and
spoke again, as follows:
Fellow-citizens Of Bloomington and Mclean
County-l am glad to meet YOU after longer
separation than has been commcn between YOU
ana me. i thank you for the good report you
made Of the election in Old Mclean. The people
OF the country have again fred up their affairs
IoI constitutional period Of time By the vay
mink very much Of the people, an an old friend
said he thought Of woman. he said when he lost
MS nrst wife, who had been a great help q him
in bis business, he thought be was ruined-thst
he could never fnd another % Ill her place AZ
length, however, he married another who he
found did quite az well the FIRST and that bis
opinion now was that any woman would do well
who was well done by. So think of the whole
people OF this nation-they will ever do well n
well done by. We will try to do well by them
In all parts Of the country, North and South with
entire conhdezce that all will be well with ali Of
US.
A federal salute was fired while the train
stopped at Bloomington.
After Mr.. Lincoln concluded his speeeh. San
ator Trumbull was called out, and responded
briefly.
Mrs. Lincoln received quite an ovation al this
point, as well as her husband. She bore herself
aomlraoly, bowling gracefully 10 the crowd, and
s snaalng hands with those who approached her
Tor that purpose in the car.
On the arrival Of the President elect at the
depot IN this city he was met by few gentle.
men; VINO LOOK the party In private carriages 70
tne fremont House, where they are quartered.
Tne arrival Of Mr.. Lincoln was not known In
this city except 10 a select few, hence there was
no demonstration at the depot
MI. Hamlln Is expected tomorrow.
Mr. Lincoln Will remain here about two dsys
ano then return to Springfield