The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11
INTERESTING FROM SPRINGFIELD.
The Probable Cabinet Of Mr..
Lincoln,
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SPRsGHnD H., Nov. 10, 1880.
Mr. LiDcoln's advices from Southern States look like
anything but secession. He Is ssormed with applications
FOR Office When sske what he win do about the attempt
60 break up the Union he replies that he s only citzea
that Mr. Buchanan II President; that Il viii DO time
enough intention after the 4tn OF March
next He remarked, In cow srsation with gentleman
day or sncs that he should carefully guard against
infringing upon the constitutional rights Of section Of
che country and should take the same precauton 70 see
that each section was equally loyal.
Teesraphc correspondents here sent to the country
yesterday . Cabinet cooked up by = paper not In
Mr. Lsncolns confidence. The main object Of that
Cabinet was undoubtedly to bring Judge Logan before
abe public He resides here and said TO have been one
Of the sbest judges that the judicial ermne
Illinois, but believe 10 considered settled among the
advisers OF Mr.. Lincoln that neither Illinois nor Maine
II entitled 70 Cabinet officer They have not forgotten
the howl that was made because Mr. Buchanan selected
his officer Of the Cabinet kr. Blaok) from Pennsy
vans. the Presidents State. Mr. Lincoln I'LL prodt
by the lesson. This Cabinet which the political enemies
Mr. Lincoln have made FOR him. throws out h Winter
Davis, OF Maryland, Attorney General, and names
him a Secretary OF tho Navy, in order 70 get Judge
Logan In q Attorney General. is fact that
Mr.. Davis has been named very generally, BY
the leading republicans OF the country, as
suitable for Attorney General. and IL he don't
get that he won't have any place In the Cabinet, AZ Is
che only he at for, and Ii stretching the mark
suppose him equal 10 the duties Of Attorney
Genersi. Mr. Davis ia popular among the republicans,
more in consequence OF bis active opposition TO the 3D.
nnistration, politician in Baltimore. and his bold
ness in voting for Mr. Pennington for Speaker than be-
haa
manifested.
The same Cabinet names Mr. Seward for Secretary OF
State Mr. Seward will not be In the Cabinet II he &C
cepa any place under Mr.. Lincoln, he viii 60 Minis
Ger 70 England otherwise he will remain In the
Senate Weed stu insists that he shall remain In
the country and control the distribution of the spois In
New York Mr.. Lincoln very cautious about entering
into conversation relative to the subject Of Cabinet
but il not difficult understand the drf OF bis mind
by his bestowal OF compliments From this standpoint,
the ntimasou Of his immediate confidential rends and
ths popular current the minds Of the leading repuo
cans, venture to predict that Mr. Lpcelns Cabinet win
be nearly ~ follows
Secretary Of State Judge Mclean, Of Ohio
Secretary OF Treasury VIM Dayton, OF N j.
Postmaster General Fits Henry Warren OF Iowa
secressry Of the Navy Emerson Esheridse, Of Tenn
Secretary Of the Interior. Galnsha Grow, Of Pa
Attorney General. ......H winter DAvs' OF ma.
Of the type indicated above not exactly the same
will not be conservative but more n anything
Mr. 10 the youngest and most radical man in the
above named st and he the BAnts school politics,
an old Pennsylvania democrat and supporter OF Polk and
Dallas and probably knows more about the public
land question: In al ts details than no, which fact makes
hm the more vAuas the post Of Secretary Of the
interior.
An able artist has been several days dong po
lures OF Mr. Lncons reception at the state House.
interior Of his private residence Mrs Lincoln the
future queen OF the white House. Who am happy 70
possesses tho peculiar qualifications for that distinguished
and difficult position These pictures will soon grace the
pages OF one OF your illustrated papers,
OLD ABE RECEIVING THE RETURNS.
xPPBARANCE OF THE NEWLY ELEcrEp PRESIDENT g
RECEPTION RoOM-nR. LINCOLN AT THE TELEGRAPH
opFIoK WITH oTHER NorABILiTIks REcEIvISG rHx
RETuRNs-RFyEcT OF THE HEws-sESsATroS cRE-
ATED BY THE LINCOLN VOTE IN sLAvEH0LDrH0
sTArKs-rEARs or ST. LoUIs-rHR RESULT IN NEW
YoRK-A STORM OF ExcIrEMKNr-LNcoIF AMONG
TIKI LADIEs-sPRrSeFRLD IN BLAZE or EXCITE
MENT ALL N0HT-EvE IN rHR MORNING, ETC.
fcorresponosnce Of the ssouri psrocrst
erxsGrup. III, Nov y 1900
There very little sleeping done In THIS place last
night Everybody, by common oonsen4 was voted .
Wide Awake the and NOISES tue olos
Ing Of tbs polls yssssrdy aud sunrise today defy de-
ripsou About O'Clock last evening the fun com
menosd Al that hour large crowd assembled In the
Assembly Chamber In the State House and prepared to
Dear the resurns Outside an immsnss crowd sorgress
sed In front Court House. and when the ns report
that Lincoln bad seventy majority on the straight
ss snsvs ven, up sncn ssa oss.mS.a n
their headquartsrs adjoining the Bsrn-a wooden sruc
tue erected for the they doubtless fst -
Mr. Lscolus room In the Capitol vas however, 81 that
early hour the central point OF interest, Despstchs
pressed q % sss sns somsSody suggested that they DO
requested 70 Withdraw This proposition Instantly met
done such : thing in bis life ana wouldn't Commence
But the crowd pressed I'LL the room became aoeo
iu'ey unoearabls Mr. Lincoln vas calm and collec.sd
counienance when the ms.sssger RON the telegraph
Once catered nat Indicated n anxiety within .A.. no
o.n gain Is wss rso:ivsi Win shouts and borne into
sSs crosd xe. cane 10 sosy su. sSos, sss oco
r. NJ Hstch Secretary Of sta, received despscb from
dey~sch seemed 70 srsiuy Mr. Lincoln exceedingly.
Jacksonville vs. the home Of Dick Yssss, VINO he'd
ooooap, o. himself ia Morgan. copver...on followed
upon the prospect In Angsmoo In which our late oaod
date erprssssd deep interest HIS as.aohmsn, 70 iy.
man rruubu manifested throus bout evening ~
various inquiries the Legislative tickets In tbs COM
ey where cnds hoped for and have achieved gam
vnent ADDED 10 bis interest," In sADsanon The "boys +"
kept bringing varics reports Of she progress Of oountng
Aeou, nine o'cioei xr Lnoois accompanied BY Audi.
Dubois, Secretary Hatch and thru others, let ms
room and proceeded BY inyitaton o. we
OF the telegraph lines Mr. Wilson, 70 mo telegraph ONES
Here In rapidly Illinois appeared
oil right. return from Duquoip Perry comfy, gave
great ssssacsson Fremont received IN 1880 only nall
the votes In me entire county that Lpcoln received In
single prscirct THIS glimmcr Of light iron Egypt vss
ercourasing. II fo ,wed By report from Indiana
o,s that the republicans Of Indiana had made large
gains over the October vote. Then came Alton,
ana created quite sensation, "Aon IL majority FOE
Lincoln; COUNTY sure . This was The bes, news jet
Alton had been expected 70 least 100 for D,usias
A bad sveAk vas felt when a despatch 70 the STATE Re
Drod a At al
Ihs county Ia when Quincy 10 situated A. drst
believed but stil there Vas The same authority Tor
that otncrs, and had 70 be stood thrill OF de-
lsht occasioned by report taat Joliet he'd given
Douglas only 437 majority inasmuch ~ 500 majority was
conceded. A more Joyous thrill w0 occasoned by the
sews from Chicasc-2too majority for Lncols and 900
In Cook county ssnd n 10 the boys" said Mr. Lnc,in
and half mnute aes the crosd In NE STATE House AZ
tested u appreciation by prolonged shouts OF Applause
Bloom rtoa came booming In 9Th 400 for Lincoln, and
then rolona, In Champaign county ssb large repuoh
gain Scattering returns from Wisconsin came nons