Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-14
nov slaents o. the Pres,a.nt r,..,

r. eat.ya; kentucky, and tennessee which ia in,li.
80 = lose 70 the Union. Adjourned
e 1 eraents OF the Prestdeat E,eet
Mr. I;nco1 ,. y. Eeo-l Governor Morton called ON
escorted him as morning at the Bates House and
, yernatorial mansion lVhere b 70 tne u-
th and her two sons ,Tr;vsd - ID GU
Bates Honse A. 5l; commenced gathering at m.
avaiIabIs 49, e-yilgnr, and at nine o'clock avs
space near the hotel was ocr every
eroWd n the parlors, reception roo osoepeq. The
ps vas equAiiy rs great as that Of Iost -, "a
70 AR Aincolns departure fror,
Dates house ne was again introduced from ta sne
eony by Hon. Sol. Meredith. M Ii I'm me nal-
had no speech to make for if he mads sliu ne
wherever his friends desired he shonl5 Up speecnss
nos ee so.e 70 rgach the National Capital at the ar
pointed time. de once more thanked tn asse ~
oiage for the reception. He trusted that we all ;b
meet again under one flag of one Union AMI 49, |
his an ADMINISTRATIONS farewell '-1s
At 1O4 O'Clock Mr.. Lincoln and suite were escot5
by the Governor and Committee Of the Legisatr,s
to the depot. and departed amid the shouts Of shs
multitude. Captsin q. w. Hazard United Stafes |
Army, at the request Of ny. Lincoln, Joined the 4
| party here.
MoRRE. Ind, Feb. lip. M--The train bearinr
the President his family, and invited guests arrived
without detention Large and enthusiastic crowds
assembled at all the stations. The train stoned /
only at Shelbyville and Greensburg where Mr. Lin
com appeared and spoke few words. Every pre-.
caution was taken by the railroad company to in
sure .ne safety of the train. Fiag-men were sta
Toned az every road crossing and every half mile
right s - " is"-' tA@' al was
LAwhENeEBuRG, Ind, Feb. I2-An immense crowd
was assemoed here, and flags and banners were
:5 over tne track. Mr.. Lincoln speaking
SAID ne hoped all of the audience were Linton 49,
and friends with their nei0hbors across tbo 49,.
ne was frequently interrupted with cheers The
ran moved eli amid salutcs muse and tre,,a-,
dous cheering. -~ ieAien- !
CINCINNATI, Feb. l2.Ths train bearing the Pr.s;.
at 4
Of Fifth street was literally blocked with ,aaS
The locomotive was once compelled to ston r. n
crowd was 50 great that it was impossible for thor
70 ges our OF me way. At the depot it was found
necessary to bring the military and police forces
into acquisition to clear way for the passage otbe
carriages. The reception Of the President eect
and his party Is an era in the history of Cincinnati
Inc "eather was mid and beautiful. The streets L
were crowded with citizens and people from this
and the nelghboring States. The streets throu0b |
"hlch the procession passed were crowded at an |
early hour, and the windows were filed with ia | :
lies The Burnett House, where the President;af q
party stop, is handsomely decorated and ever
arrangement is made for the comfort of the dis
1ngushed guests. The stars and stripes are fvinr
rom al tne public and number of private build.
ngs. at half past O'Clock the military f,rb;ch
made fine display and the committee Of az
angements were at the Indianapolis and CINCINNATI
epot at about o'clock the special train arrived ~
aay0r oiShop was then introduced, and welcomed
be President elect to the city. A
Mr. Lincoln then took his seat in a ba-.,oL
rawn by SIX white horses, amid deafening cheers r
rom vast eoneourse of people. The procession Bot
charge OF Miles Greenwood took up its march. Rni.
asslng through the principal streets (amd the Hs
heers OF the men and the waving of flags and hand vii
erchiefs by the ladies,) to the Burnett Hense and
here ne arrived at ST o'clock. and entered amid Il
eafening cheers-Menters Band plaving aUsiI
olumbia" and the Star Spangled Banner.@
AFTER few moments rest Mr, Lincoln made his snd
ppearance on the balcony accompanied BY Mayor
shop, who made short introductory address. fs
In 4hognc, pl-o.r, -.
e said have spoken but once before this in Cir Sas
nnat. That was year previous 70 the late Pres
entail election. On that occasion, in a playful
amer but with sincere words addressed much VIZ
what said to the kentuekians. gave my opin VA
n that We Republicans would ultimately heat saPe
en- bus mat they could postpone that result long ing
by nominating Senator Douglas for the Presiden
tnan they could IN any other way. They did not feb
any true sense of the word nominate Mr. Dc,a0- -
}, and the result has come as soon certainly a.
en- expected | also told them how expected
ey would be treated after they should have
en- beaten, and L now wish to call their "A
ention to what ! said then on that subject yea.
then said, when do as we say beat You per- Jan
ps yo1 want tc know what we will do viii Won | -
WI ten you, so far as am authorised to speak !
me Opposition what we mean to with you We -
an to treat You. as near a. we possibly can IS -
ishngton, Jefferson. and Madison treated YOU
mean 10 leave you clone. and interfere in no
y with your Institutions; 10 abide by all and eve
compromise c. she Constitution, and, in a word
ming back to the original proposition to treat | So,
d. so lar, as degenerate men, il we have deeez- !
leed, according to the example of thosa robie
hers Washington Jefferson and Madison. We
an to remember that you ara as good as we ares
It there is no difference Between US o.hal, tAay
dlHerence or circumstances. We mean 10 recesN
e and hsae in mind always tAst You have a. good
srts IN your bosom as other people, or as we claim
have, and to treat yOa accordingly
Of Kentucky-friends. brethrnn 4
y can Fos--ia my new position see no occasion
ITO inclination to retraet word Of this Ii IN
.lah not be made good, be assured tie Saut shall !
be mine.
dr. Lincolns remarks wera received with treat
nasiasm In passing 70 bis room those that couI5
ned at him, thlewing their arms around him
ting hiIs OF the back, and almost wrinsing bis
as 81 she politicians were thick. Among them
1rge N. Sanders and others were perciezed
his evening in the grand haA Of the Barnet
use which has been decorated for the occasion
Lincoln will SSSsive the people geasyallY. he
Is well and e in good spirit,
te yTaote arrangement thaa far ander the charge -"
Or. " s. Wood, have teea admirable and moth
has occurred t9 7aT the pleasure of the jour