Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28
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Ths New Administration.
Mr Iipeoln's recepson aud drss sIpesr-
,nce in Washing stoa have added iaeeh to hia /
He makss friends Thsreyer he
has tbe opposlanity . shOw his native ufban- |
49, and friendly feeling, and has we'll sustain
"A bImsslf ,hus far, IN bis responsible post.
We give below, facts, speculatiOns, incidents,
te relative to the President elect and bis
incoming Administration.
The correspondent of the New York Her
sld writes iron Washington as follows;
THE INAUGURAL.
IAN sb,s 70 state positively that COM
nlete skeleton Of the inaugural was prepared
Il Springfield and brought on TO this place
Nv he President elect. In the portion reia-
ting ID National affairs, the obligation Of the
new Administration 10 execute all the ieder-
Al laws in all parts Of the Union is firmly as
serted. In reference to the compromise
question, none Of the propositions now pend
inc before Congress and the Peace Confer
enc was directiy endorsed; but the calling
of a national Convention for the adjustment
If tbe preeent differences between the two
ssoiiops Of the country recommended and
readiness expressed % abide by Whatever
measure it would agree upon.
tits. however, more than probable that tne
observations of the President elect on the
Journey from Springfield, and since his ar
rvaI here will induce him to modify this
original dram. But whatever these modihca-
tioSs NAV be. I but indicate the frm oonYic-
tion of his most intimate friends in saying
that he will not embody q Recommendation
OF any suggested compromise or concession
in bis message.
DTyELoPuENTs OF TIE CONSPIRACY.
Mr L,xeoln having safely arrived at his
destination and become partially donieiAated,
efforts ale being made 70 unravei the mon
strous plan by which bis life was TO be de-
stroyed, and, if necessary, the lives OF all In
his suite. The facts are gradually becoming
known. From those thus far developed y
appears that the plot was ooncocted IN Bala-
more and. being discovered BY detective
oFloer was by him communicated to two or
tbree leading Republicans, including Mr..
Seward and Thurl0w Weed. Afterwards II
was made known to Mr.. Judd, OF the
Presidential party. q u
on Thursday last, the intelligence having
been privately forwarded to New York, sew
| eral detectives were at once sent from that
citv 70 confer and cooperate with those who
had the matter originally in charge MI
| General Superintendent Kennedy and Com
missioner Acton were also on hand. Togeth-
er they succeeded in ferreting out the details
AZ ne eonFpiracV. and enough has been
made know e give it in the minds o. these
men, a rank BY the side OF the most lniaiaous
i attempts ever made upon human HE.
In the rivalries growing ont Of the prooa-
BE passage through Maryland, three or four
/ delegates tuFnedup ready to do the agreeable
to the President, dreadfully peFplexlng Wood
the Commissary General Of the party, and 1
/ vas while he was in doubt what to DO WITH
these different delegations before hlm a
Harrisburg that Mr.. Lincoln was han way
on The route to Philadelphia- IT said thai
Wood has not yet recovered from the shocH
/ be received at the discovery.
The exact mode in which the conspirator'
intended to eonsummate their designs has no
vet trsnsDired; but enough is known TO b
satisfactory that either an internal maehin'
| was 10 be placed under the cars or railway
like the Orsini attempt upon Napoleon, o.
some distraction placed upon the traci
whereby the train would be thrown down a
embankmsnt at some convenient spot, ant
that if these failed, then, on the arrival a
Baltimore, during he rush and crust
of the crowd, Is St Buffalo, by knife o
pistol. the ASSASSINATION was to be eiiected.
1t has also been ascertained that two o
three of the conspirators were in New \ orl
on Wednesday, The 10th inst, watching tn
course ofevents while the President elect wa
there.
These are but portion OF the hetsi ou
when the whole have been revealed It WI
appear that it vas one Of the most diapoies
and desperats attempts 70 pReciPitats tn
country into -rsrolution that has been q
. temnted- since the attack BY Qrsini upo
Louis Napoleon. ,-.-..