New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20
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-,,,c the matter rigbt the next time. Loud Sheers
,Tsat eourse IL entirely night am nos sure %
,rsend No be sure--that in the selection OF a h;ce
;Saal who has been elected tbis term tbe Wsess No
fAs been made fear i has NOT, nsipIes that have
k.en sns,ained have been the instrument s con
.arry forward the affairs Of this az conntTy.
rely upon you, and upon the pe9PiIh ;Ot that even
IL ,s5,b tfeip eustaininQ hand thlDk I'M ,h>
o VIZ & =; .arrSing The Ship Of State through We
tn.., ~" rIreme doas cheers.l i have ohly '~. in
s"nrIosi5n. to bid yoa an aiieCtiOna'e farewell.
yU,;,s those proceedings were transPD hg, q gentle
h,oncbt into the car elegant tssket Of choice
eo.,ers and presented tham 70 Mrs. Lincoln. The
.ur,c.ity to sec the lady gea and, Mrs. Lincoln
being discovered at the window, three cheers were
called for IN her bbhalf and loudly responded TO- Mr..
Ineone boys 'ere next sought for and were brought
A. the windows and were eheered. The youngest
astle fellow Of about six year, being inundated by
tese manifestations Of favor, peremptorily declined
yepetition " the honor.
LITTLE THINGS.
Onward the train sped toward lite DESTINATION ana ss
had been from the commencement village, hainiet'
and cottage each had tie greeting for the heao OF INC
saton and the heart spoke none the less tuy because
fhere were not the numbers to arouse the loooer
expressions of corporate enthusiasm The wave OF
handkerchief of the maiden from the hillSde childhood
sppiDg s little hands in honor o. an event, the fu
significance of which 1t knew not the matr0n ceasing
her abors for the nonce 70 wave her hand as the gn
Of the kindly wishes gushing forth from womans heart
and manhood dropping lie implements Of toll TO ralse
It's voice in hearty cheer for the man upon whose
wisdom and strength the prosperity Of millions 30 much
depends ali these are the unreoOrded Incidents full Of
seep significance, bu. which, from their mOmentsry
occurrence, must be swallowed up, and their indViou
ahiy lost In the vast sea Of aggregates.
ARRIVAL At FIsBKuL LANDING.
Here was repeated the same scene which had 70
sf,sn occurred on the route Thousands of people from
Fishkill and Newburgh, on the opposite aide OF the
rlyer had gathered to welcome the Presidential party
Tags banners and tumuuous cheering were the ORDER
Al the moment. and Mr. Lincoln appeared on the rear
nlatform Of the ear, and said:
LADIES AND GsSrIExBE: I appear before yon not
70 make speech. / have no sufficient time, If had
he strength to repeat speeches at every station where
the people kindly gather TO welcome me o. we 90
along II had the strength, and should take the
time should not get TO Warrington until after hau-
Eu,aton which Won must be aware would not tit eI-
setly. tLaughterl That such az unt0ward event
might not ranspire know you win readily foTgo any
further remark; and close by bidding you farewell
Loud ehoers
A. The Village Of Peekskl throng Of people had as
nbled at the station, and when the usual demOnFtra
en, Of the Board Of Trustees addressed the President
slee. ss follows:
am requested In behalf Of the Corporation and
citizens of this village to express 70 yon their graih
ssiion in meeting you at ihs tune and welcoming yon
20 our village the President elect OF this great Re
sabHc T2is 10 not the time nor the occasion for
taking formal address TO you B1. permit me 70
observe thst We 10 common with Jour felow-ctizens
generally, appreciate the difheOllss which probably
iies about 70 devoye upon you as the Chef Magistrate
o. this nation We have, however, full confidence In
AAe soundness Of your bead and The purity Of your
Mart and that with the aid Of that Divine Providence
which you have invoked, you win be equal 70 every
emergency which may arise IN this critical eondi,lon Of
ahe nation. You have bopee and our prayers that
your Administration will prove as ana hap
~ 10 our beloved country and ne honorable to ycnr
self 90 the difficulties and dangers which now threaten
you are great Associated az we have been In the
councils Of the nation, need not assure you Of my
swn pleasure in thue meeting you again and beaflng
V you this message from my neighbour and Irlenaf
In response, Mr.. Lincoln said
Ihave but moment 10 stand before you and thank
Won Tor this cordial reception rendered by yor suthor-
ss mb;SS yonr Precedent has alluded, let me say
tat IL shall only be ~ generously ana unahnnoutiy
rurtsmed &c this meeting would seem 20 Indieaie
shaD be- in nv management Of pubbe affairs, shall
srobsbly not fail; but without that sustaining arm
Am quite sure that the difficulties that lie before me
vilnot only be too great for my humble sell but too
have thanked The assembled thousands upon various
ecessious SIS have passed along my route for such
8emonstrstions which, II they mean anything, mean
Ast shall be supported, not only by the party WHO
rave me the eleoon but by the free intelligent, and
ssInest support Of all the parties In the country Jap.
rlause and cheers
Ar sISe SING, TARRyTowS, ASp YoSKERs,
The train did not stop, but only slaekensd speed to
give the thrOns the opportunity 70 see Mr. Lincoln,
who bowed 10 them from The platform Of theesr IS they
passed Cannon, cheers and similar manifestations
continued 70 gree: him unl the close Of The journey.
THE DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION.
At the foot Of One Hundred and Sixtieh street the
inmates Of the Institution for The Deaf and Dumb were
gathered 10 participate IN the general greeting and
,Aesgh voceess to the external world they yetthrough
de beautiful pantomime, unfoldedby seord, gave
preston to their feetngs called tos by the event
Again,
At TBT ORPHAN AsYIuM
che little ones raised their voices in loud hurIahs for
ne President elect who gracefully acknowledged the
compliment from the platform Of the car as the train
moved on.
TIE train arrived 8, THiry-fnt street at o'clock
precisely.
THE ARRIVAL IN NEw-YORK.
For exactly how long time crowd will content
edy exercise s mulitudnous patience in watching and
--.i.;uo INV looIipo for event NJ nnusual