The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
THE LINCOLN EGlME.
WHAT Is DOING n SPRINGFIELD.
Journey Of the President Elect and
Four Convicts to Chicago
NE. E!scoEs SPEECHES on TIE ROUTE.
HIS RECEPTION AT CHICAGO,
&C.. &C., &c,

CIooA9o, Nov. 81, 1850.
M Lincoln, the Pres.deus elect h,s s7vrsseld tor
this city q eleven O'Clock this Forenoon accom-
panied BY Mrs Lincoln, Senator TSuntal All family,
and Don P'aa and wife, 0. Ohs0 xr Lincoln prr-
chased bic tickets and travelled in . Gro vdea and
inoouvenient oar, IKE o.her democratic soreregns,
neither the company nor conductor showing him suy
courtesy whatever, although the same corporation re-
GENTLY titled foreign Prince special train their
road with al the horoEs the conductor permitted fur
lroaed couvicts, orc murderer to sntor the and
take seats between families OF Mr. Lincoln and sena
tor rrumbul me Sheriff having tho cuipriu 10 charge
10 . Douglas democrat.
largo copcourse Of citizens wore present AZ the dspo.
In Springfield witness the departure Of Mr. lincoln.
He heard many "God blem you" and "safe return"
Although the visit Of Mr.. lincoln 70 this city sas
not generally known in this state, yet crowds
or people assembled at every depot, AM
congratulatosy demonstrations Of rome klnd
were made at the town Of Lincoln. Several hundred Is.
dies and gentlemen assembled at the depot. and shouted
ftr Lincoln until he appeared when some enthusiasts
Sucker introduced him the President Of tho Unitei
states. The crowd cheered vocferousy, when Mr. LIN
coin said
FnLow Crnzxxs-I thank you for this marx u your
for tbs last few months and therefore have been unable
10 greet you, - was formerly In tho habit OF dolos.
am passing on my way to Chicago. and am happy !.
70 exchange with you Toe oomplncns ., tho ,osor ana
tested towards mo. an not in me habit Of making
speeches now and wonld therefore 70 be cxcusei
any . se ?. 50 suy .USg
faces and TO listen To % many plcssan. expressions
Again thanking you fer this honor, wl pas on my
journey.
Bowling 70 the enthusiastic crowd, Mr. Lrcsln entore
the car, which was already In motion.
At Bloomington q very large crowd assembled, aud a.
ter many calls, NJ Lincoln appeared and spoke again.
sollows;-
FuIow CrIHESs o. BlooNSuioy AND kolxAB COUNTY
am glad 70 meet you aor longer separation than has
Vou for he good report You made Of tho election n Ola
Mclean The people Of the country have again hrod ~
their Affairs for constitutional period Of time by the
an old friend said he though. Of woman. Ho
said when he LOST his rst wife, who had boon Groat
that no could never ind another to Ill her place A
length, however, he married another, sho ne found did
cutie a. web - the nrsi, and that biz opinion nov
by 80 think Of the whole people OF this naton--ney
win do well II well done by. We win try 70 Al
yell by them in ill parts Of the country North AL
SOUTH with entire confidence that al VIII DO well With
all OF Us
A federal salute ws tired wnfe the train STOPPED Al
Bloomington.
After Mr. Lincoln concluded he speech, Senator Trum
bell called out, and responded briefly.
Mrs. lincoln received quite ovation Il this poin,
a. well her husband she bore herself admirably
bo~ipg gracefully TO the crowd, and shaking hands witt
ihose who approached her for thSt purpose in tho car
On the arrival CT the President elect at tho Depot
this city he WAS met by feS gentlemen, who took tn
party private carriages 10 the rrcmon, House, whero
they are quartered.
The arrival OF Mr.. Lincoln not known In this eli.
except 70 select few until yesterdays Hys.tD arrive
here this evonirg about hour before the Prcsdcnt
party. Hence there demonstration At the depot
Mr.. Hsmblin Is expected TO morrow.
Mr. Lincoln viii remain here about tao Gays, Ani the
return 70 Springfield.
TIE Wide Awakcs turned out about eleven oclocs viii
band OF music, and screnading Mr., Lincoln c,,t
this dcsraich.