Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-22
AN HOUR WITH LINCOLN.
Correspondence of The \. 7. Pysninr Pa,
SPRINGFIELD. Ill Nov.la .1se

I
Correspondence of the n. Y. Evening .POst.l
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Nov. IL, 1860.
me tlmld gentlemen who are expecting
Mr. Lincoln to issue Pronuuciqn.iegto after
tne manner of successful Mexican chiefs.
where1n-h his policy will be declared. for
the conciliution of the mad mon who ,,ra
threatening the secession of Il few of the
states of the South, do not know the
PRESIDENT elect. 1t was my good fortune
TO talk with him an hour Yesterday. in.
relation to this secession movement and
though he makes no conrealment Of the
uneaslneSs which the contemplated treason
gives him, he is not bit alarmed he tha
aspect of affairs, nor is he mt all inclined
to yield an inch to the well-intcuded but
mistaken solicitations of his friends. He
heileves that his success is only public
pFeteXt TOR what has been long preparing;
tnat ms position on all questions of public
tconcern-atI which affect the sluyetv
| question nearly or remotclv-is so weiI
Known that no declaration of his woI,l,1
change reasonable purposes already an
nouncedi and that Il reitcration of views
winch are patent to all men who have
sought 10 Know them, would be an cvi-I
and of which he would have no man sus-
pect him. He is cautious, discreet and
wise in his replies to questions as to what
may or will be done. But those who
cnnscientions rmnnss ,vbii.b dra "a. a0 dia Tue
tinouishin,, ,hara,.fsr;s,ics h',.o 49,
that n. viii nIio,t III -. -, D.
idant ,rb;cb ,,r,,a. e." .Ln
rs. 'gt 'Ne W uoie
| i t;rnI,, 1,arS;.4e,tI,. "sn 80 ;s.-slI' ~ sue
ohJnrafslv - tto ~, t,I ~ -
he, ''the business of my intentions, and the
utter grOundlesSneSs of the pretended fears
With rho cla,,or LET ~ ;L,to H. SGSlsy D.;
d4nrr. thev~ viii 6,d ne ~, w, -
.DGIhiro loss no,b;r,.r .,o.a 80 NJ ~
clarntions have been ,,,1lo - .ha ,,.,.Sd
I=withont Tneorrotion TSo,- s"s to., "olau
ton rcnaa+oll. .,,,1 ne g, .....'.
mo,js of NO or1 ,F t,,o1,,,.t.. 49,. -
elected MN tbo+ ,rLor 4i,.e, aIa..Is ..I
Eho ,;io,,t1, Vy,,;io H., 'lu
in relation to rnbIic lettar 'i'aS ba Jnas ~.
hesitate in his nrjvato 1.ttors ~ ~ So',th
fbe has oIrs,Ii. 10 -.
That section I'D ~ ~
rstorS IN 9rSy,o. =, .atN ''s
Tr;,I, ~ ,.;o,rs bosotaeano osS..loss
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1890 irc,,,5;r, tI,o ~
sbr,,tod tE7orce h;IIs.. 80 Gto,.i
snn's moro cnIabraToJ Nr,IIa+Sat;o,,
NV, dab,rra1 Fror, s.,,.;,,t no,
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coInSs Fr;oUI. ,,I.,i. ~ a. ..'
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SSa,Sth ~ eo.ses a pouuenIe M'tn Tue
So, tl,,4 'S
- soc aTisS',o. - ,rh;t s"S S0Sus
Could Ss ri,a m1sen no mo-. aSsens man
o,.ol tI 60. mn No
49, ~ ~, %
md NSrsboI pS.1,.IosI 9' .
oto1y tro 80 -. 81 - W
sboy that ,l,o;r ,vr;tors r,,t 5o,o;'i IS
,3rrat;o, ie das,;tntaN N,f ,1.ao,,o1. 49,. -.
threntenino 5satb IN ali ;ts $50 tts
ron.Itv of i,is bi'rb 80 s'.s
,E"nS,r, s st;II lES TS pos.s.o"' s s'e 'lo'e :
mniniv anonyn,ons tb9n,l, = co,9 80 eUu.sei .aS
n.,mos s;sl,'a5 :; lso.,5I,..,t.:"
snjd to KNOW orI, 70 tSo .,cra o;t,s
or "Soufl;nrn Broibarhond ,, IrS,i,.L tbra.,.
prs Nr T;nraIr ,.;,l, t,,,4,3ar 80 -.
ti,naIv t,tinaoFy f,,,. .,uu onl
with sketches of cxecntionz lv,ltl, gibhet
ossnsSinarion by tla stiii"ttn 5n,,, ~,
ri - na'r, ~ III" ai1 NV Nv
theoIorv of tho yvri,ars is ;,,J;,to1
ca ri,.,itnres of tha Dav;I rI.,i,. viii b;s
Ftb.en.nronrad fork m rccaive ard ,,i,cb
into cyarIastinr fire the body oF tho Pi,11
fortunate Linc6In Who's. otTsnca a rnn.i<ts I',s
in the bclief that human slavery il Nv.g13a wr,ng
Hr is NOT I am Glad to say ,,,novo5 ,s,.
these Assured thai mn man vino H,ritss
iannonymons and threntenino min LEI Letters us ;s