Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-14
WR. LINCOLN Ar COLUBTBUB.

CeLUNBU8, o., Feb. Is.
he special train OF three can, under the charge
Of = ". woodward, Superintendent left Cin-
cianati a nina o'olook The admirable arrsngs-
me1is Of this road was the subject Of general re-
Among ne gussu Was Lara Anderson, brother
At Hnford, LoYeland, MEANWHILE. Morrow.
CorWin and Lsndou, the train stopped bat mo-
ment, III. Lincoln bOWiags shaking hands, bid
ding tarefrel % large crowds at each place.
Al Morrow, Superntendent woodward pre-
aehlsd from the wife Of tie President Of the Nj
ami Eosd e boQuet 70 Mrs.. Lincoln
At 4enia very large concourse assembled,
eannoR8-lere fred, and great enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Nr. Lincoln addressed them from the
rear car reiteIatipE Whist he said beiore. he
made no speech having no time to do It.
Hs arrived q Ccluubds as O'Clock, smid the
hrlnf Of cannon. The city Wss crowded.
DHter military o1oart Lincoln and suite arrived
q he state Capitol, and yiaited GOV. Denmson in
the sEecutiFs roOms. After iutroducfions, they
proceeded 70 the joint session o. the Leyislature
IN HepEe1entatlye Hall, and were vel ,Oned by
Lieut.; Gov. Ahk in short address, 70 which Mr..
Lincoln responded - fclloWE
Mr. President and Mr. Speaker and Gentle
men o. tue Geuerdl Assembly 1T IS tue a. has
been said By tie President ef the Senate, lhai
very great responsibility rests up0n me II the DO
aitio1 70 which the votes Of the American people
have called ne am deeply sensible Of tuat
WeigntT responsi1ilitT. cannot but know,
Wh4t you al Know that without name. perhaps
Hilll24t s reason way 4 l1ould have name, there
has ALLEN upoh ne task guch as did not rest even
upon the Father Of his CountrT and 30 feeling
csnnct but turn ana lcok for the support without
Which Z viii be impossible for me 70 perform that
great task. turu, than and look to the Ameri-
can people and . that God who has never for
a4Een the1n-
AhuEin has been made to the interest fen IN
Es.nil9n g the noliey 81 The new AdminisTatiDH.
~ IA! I 1aVe received 4rom come, some degree
% cfeoft ior having kept silence from cher,
eone aspfecatlon. slill think Wag right In
the varying and repeatedly Eliiting scenes Of the
present. Without g I1recedence which could enable
u1 % inage b the past, Il hal seemed fttnr that
before aQeaking upon the difscultIes of the couu-
ny Ghouid have gained view Uf the whole
feld 70 be gure, after all being Rt liberty to mod
~ ard change the course 81 policy a future
eFenls nay make change necessary lhaVe not
main aimed silence from any want Of real anxiety.
It g = good thing that there is no more than
anxiety Tor there Is nothing going wrong 1t Is
. aoo1golinF circumstance that when we look out
there e E0thing that really hurts anybody. We
entertain different views upon political question.
out nobody Z suffering anything Tbs 4 q most
consoltng cfcu instance, and from Il We may con
elu1e l1ll al want g patience and q reliance
o "a Sod who has neYer foTedken this people,
y eilou citizens, what ] have said have said
- s.asr naporancously, and viii now
AnsI ihs .psssh both houses ad;sarnsd. a1
~; Lleeoln made few remarks 70 the crowd
oglsldei ma aal1flarda scceieed citizens gene
The Rresideat elect, nlombsrs Of ne T.e sislo-
tlros A1tolu'l suite, army and militia oficers ard
etheIs ere invited % De present ~ fhe igVee fii
evening ,lt the house efGoY. Dennison
Mr., Lincoln and family are gnesrs OF Governor