Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
TTNCOLNs TOUR.

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Gov Morton called on Mr. Lincoln At the Bates
HoD.r fbis morning, and escorted him ana parl o.
- T5-ssidentfeI corteFe to the Gubernatorial
Wangion where the party DreaAAslsl so- i ne I
lincoln and her two sons arrived sllls Oll.l1s
and Joined the party 5mmeasS ,.a SroT ~ SsvliSSt
s,i n nine O'Clock every available space near me
boteI was occupied; and cr9Wos IN the PI,lols,
reeeptiop rooms and halls Of the hoLel eqeAlly ~
.,resf a last night. Previous 20 ALr. Llneoins
SSsrtrrs fron he Bates House, be was again ID
troduccd from the balcony Dy hoh- SOl- -9io
dith. 80. o,,..., "a r,ate-
~ ~ made speech wherever his friends ossiTeo
he 1-ouid not Be able to reach the Nallonai w
itol AZ tie appointed tine Ne once n u ,, .l.iA
"a the assenblage for he reception ~ I'LL = y - -
=. III ,1ight meet again under the nag Of our
fT-i,-, s15d bede them an aheetionEte farewell, !
EtQ Z past 10 Mr.. L. and suite were escorteo
bv the Governor and COMMITTEES OF the 1esislA11
tre 70 the depot and departed all9 me ny . ~
t5s multitude. Capt g. W. Hazard, Of the Y. >.
A.. ef the request Of Mr.. Lineolni joined the
party here. -. Ia 7,oP
The train bearing the President elect and iam7
Nv and invited guests, arrived mere Y thols os
tsntfon large and enthuslasuo eroWo9 s1sell
bIed ct all the staticns Inc raln stopbSo Slly ~
/ coin appeared on the rear end Of the tram ana
ETsF1 preeaatiOn has been taken BY the rail-
| road conpany TO ensure the safety o. Lne tralff
l Fiacmen ers stationed at every road crossing
nd everT aSif mile, showing an American Gag
i e signal that all Is right
! LrEErreEuuHa, Ind., $50 P. n, Feb. ls. 1
Tmmense crowd assembled here; aags and ban
I ners are suspended over the track Mr Lineoli
| snolxe He hoped al were UHiOn men here ane
i fFiendlv with neiEhbors across the river Ihi
rain moved OF amid salutes, music and tumult
o1E Sc errived at the foot Of Fifth street
| cinTinnsti Al the appointed time which stree
/ yvrs literally blocked with people and the iocomq
I've va once compelled TO stop, the eroWds oein
| 20 great At the depot L was found Necessary
| Ia brinr The military and police forces into e
Snisition to clear the way for the passage OF 10
esfs' oucIEHAEI, Feb. 12.
The rsception Of the President elect and part.
is an era IN ne Hist9fy .. T5e .,ad.
I ,,eTe crowded with citizens and people rom th|
and neighbofinE States
| The streets through which the procession passe
was crowded At an early hour, and windows nile
VII 1Tss B17nett House, where the PFssidsnti
Il ,,.-Sv afon fs Handsomely oeCorutsui and ever
- f-.,y gsrle1t made for the comfort OF The dis
u p5s s,d Stripes are flying from all publil
i and 4 s,uTnbeF sf private, building.
Al ~ O'Clock the military, which made NJ
digpny and the committee OF aLii.li sls.'a n =
II - ~ ,l5i1rd r1lis and Cincinnati Depot AT
o'oisS,. 49, erseisI train arrived. Mayor blsho
was then introduced and welcomed the PRESIDED
/ :. iEr Iincoin Ahsn took bis seat IN the barouch.
! drawn BY white horses, amid tne asalenll
) ehsers cf me vast concourse OF people. Inc pf
eesslOn, IN charge of- Miles Greenwood. poos L
is line Of march, passing through the princip
| streets, amid the cheering of men and waving T
dag1 ard handkerchiefs BY the ladies, 20 q
Burnett, where they arrived at 5K O'Clock e
entered, amid the deatening cheers and Hentof
] Basd playing Sail Oolanbla md Star sprpg
I5tcr = few moments rest. llr. Lincoln iaad
/ his appearance on the balcony, accompanied b
/. | Mayor BlShop, who made short nfrOdnctoI
address