The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-02
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There are thousands Of runners In Il, d;rcct;or
regarding this incoQuito passage through Bald
more 70 Washiuston' This morninr intsnae a
citement prevailed. and stili prtyails regard
ing Il. @K,s94 $500 90 lfT
Out Of the many living renorts sh.ll NV
you what ia nearest no fact and the most reIisble
Our CITY Council made M arr.ngementa vhat
ever to Give m, lincoln .nv ,uhI;c retention .,
the mart of The cornorate .pthor;t;cs Thia
learn vas done n comnI;.nca I'm renu..ta frnr
his friend. ana from M. iincoln himself n.
military vere IN he ont n - -
Annie arrancements vsre made nv thu Prsai
dent Of the Northerr Certrs, R.;lvay Ia aonye,
the Presidential marty from Hsrrisbvre 10 Balti
more In . snec;sl train and the nrec.ut;on tale,
to station ssnt;nels cverv h.lf mile along M
track Tho Neat c.rs locom oti,es condnctors
and overriding ~ the most reliable char.cter
were selected ,, On Trid.v aftsrnoon ssveral "a
Mr.. Lincoln's most nrominsnt polit,cal and per
sonal friends in RaIt;mnra ana ric;n;tv nnmhsr
inc ten or twelve rroceeded "a H.Ir;sbnru e
escort him 10 R.l,;more rb;I.t .mnls srrsnse
ments were made nv chem 10 take charge. az
arriving here, of him.alf and family Who vers
10 have dined with Col E;tt;ncs President ~
the road. and d.nart A. three o'cock in he aftar
mon for Wasb;ngton
Co,oneI K.ms r. n r:b.I - n. police had fo,u,
hundred nol;comar ....;or.d in and .ronna A.
Dsno, rha 49,. $1,000. .aro dsamsd .r.nis
and nerfaetl, ss.m.s '' ~''>
Abont o o'.iocL ~, s..,.d.v ,,o-n;nu I. al.
match f,or, Harr;shnr..annomn:sd ,.,har vos,o
" that ~, I;ncn,n { "a Inons .h,onoh On ths
E3ore.s train hesnrs ,d.,,ish. a. We.h;ns,on
M" 30. ~ ne.o.o .s usyns.s ~ =: " a..sson
on.n,Ir ""n,r. S u ps,. .Iu
throno;no Tho stroet. f.o,, III op....rs md con.
centrst;ne IN ;n,rn.r.e 1nn,,hars .-ounS the
Nor,harn fln,.rau' nanot OH, .,a.sn,onts
gained curroncv d.cl.r;nr r-s.;on. S;.n.tch.s
6o,xe and ,h,tsg;.,,an9 -. os...;n,, ~, .ho
train aeon 20 srr;xa Til. -. c.nan.Iiv h.,;a.,
ed thouoh wssb;ne,on .eIe1r.,os ,o.;,;voiv ON.
uounced Mr. I.;ncoln,s arrival in ,ba csn;t.l
The crowd .ont;nnod ~ ;na,s.so .ra,na .ho
Denot in Calvert .trest until T. rsaohed nc.rlv
tventv ,h,rs,na 7. o,;aod ;,.e.sa .,..,an:
ness and wn. oomro.aa oh;aa. nf 10 80 IA
ment ;nclnd;rc napv /, 80 ,,;...;avo,s 49,.
large norton ysra nsr.ons .sson,hIaS Ton, n..n
raj cnrio.;tv hm, : - ha,;s,od .hsua ,..ra All,
ors 18th "a ;...,.;., ..,s ~ Ssn
v;nced Tho, NJ I;nooi, ~ ~. so ~ :. go
nnt;I Tho .r,;v.i - ~. L." 49, n .s ."'
itat;vslv snnonnoaa a.. H. ~ ~. .ha.s h,,.
bad como throunh a..i" - tha ,no.o;,r sIon. ="
WssSington cay ''e 1'O' A's Ga a'on' y
Much commot;on boxeve. ex;.ted and tb.re
was !. oons;aar.hi M ,nsI, - -'- IL
Mrs Lincoln and her f.m;,v ..comn.n;ed nv
e.cort. were n,sced in carr;. o. md canxeved ~
the resdenes ofSyoI G;tt;',os wbare thew ained
and densrted on;etlv a. o,clocL in no af,er'
Nom far Wasbino,on vboro tbar coon .rr;vod
safely io;n;ng the Pres;d.nt ele:, at W;jlord,.
Hotel - .'-''-''''S
II ia d;@o,,. 10, mn g.. -h.. .ho
might have d,,o nod NJ r;noolr 900, aa 10
fore f. Tbs oonar.l ;mnrass;on = ,hot thar.
would h.r. 49, sa.;,,s tno,hIa r.r..;, :. -
th., tho a. ,.,o..t ohn..o.o.s p.,.;na.o 80
th.r. ao,s.. u.s. =. ".'.:., "a DiS "e.e
;s,;ns, ";.er''. w - - "'I nn "i :..:
,,lo r. !. Ln"~, ~. ua "s a;..,i,,.a h"" .,
,nsn 80 ell. a ~ S'.s 49,. 49, a.J
othar ,,;s.;in. - 80 s.h.s. c.. c.-
in NJ I;nns,r,S ahsaos 'ou ai Eo 49,, ~
mo ha .h;ns,, ~ 49, :...aaps.s ~ has..a.
aMd r,.i.na". .t tne y.,.;. 'v W.. @ ~
-, 70 boid ~ -. a.nar;",,o 80, ~, ~
reared in the nrssencs of the Pre.identisj cor.
80 .;.hoa. ,"s;sn;.e ;..,, 49,. ~. w. ~
$500. r. ues .nsuis os inIu.y W ..ie
:. :. ;.;h Ju. -. Dan'e AI s :. ss.;
h.-. andsd W 10y " nv" - - "o 10y
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dance, .nS :. = .";n,a.sir haI;o.sd .het -,
sn.aS ;.a,. :; o ana" -. ueu t =" a;a
,houah -. sons ~. w. a'n sun 90 "s J;S'
crate Mot to ..sass;ns,a hin, p
~ toIS haa.a'aa .h hs.'' , .;.;,
o,r. 80 49, 49, ~ Ia sa i .o";o,.
ans h;;s. ga ~ Snnn s. su pI,os'
-. a.. r,...a a ..:sa.I. w..
netr..;n, ,a,''n "" as;ss ess's" VI p''
Some az. s1" ~ mas q n,ot " tbs prsoL;r,;dao
Demoor.ts ,.,h ;.a. pGs VI nro 49,. hah;sd
,ha .oana odd hr raaLlo.. n;.un;on;s,s .nJ
H.. * ..ha,ao .o.na.Ir aN
nar,ad sa..r,, d.rs 90" Othors aIlena i nos
oniv demons,r,.;o, ;ntsrded to shos lincoln
~ d,Ea.a,'na $500 tho sant;,mants 80 ,ha
.ho e.. '"o se .ha. lL;, =. 'i y;
VI W. o, ~, nsaes anu '.as ~
49, 49,, ; ~ mn Sc snas snou 20
ro,;t;os and WV go, .no w4 " - :
The nn;rerssI d".;ra 81 al nooa r,.noo.,hlo
o;,;.a,. sa :. 80 NJ. 49, ,,..S..0i.
t.s".aa | ~ $500. 'n ~ oI IamsI
80 800 ~ p,o sen w
s'sn eA,s.u ~ assasse n'.n, was shony
.oI w 80, "". w ea'. S "oe.u " a..
oSed a atr 'es's'' VI ''ofe s"an'siu''' us
The dispatches to Northern journals, charging
upon Va the deliberate purposes of having the
President elect killed in passing through Balti-
more, are UNANIMOUSLY li5ellious What despera-
does might have designed or done, loyal citizens
cannot be held accountable for.
All things considered, there were chances and
indications Of real danger, springing from an
unusual excitement and apparent desperation
characterizing certain classes. All rejoice in
Baltimore being deprived by Mr.. Lincelns wise
forethought and the better counsel of his friends,
of the disgrace which might have fallen upon us
by indiscreet actions, had he appeared publicly
among us at the present epoch of excitement.
He went back from Harrisburg to Philadel-
phia, took the night train thence to Baltimore,
and the o'clock morning train to Washington.
Not soul here knew or suspected his thus pass
ing through.
now learn Gov. Hicks sent dispatch to Gen.
Scott and Mr.. Seward on Friday, advising them
of danger in Mr.. Lincoln passing through Balti-
more publicly, and on this information they i'm.
lnediately sent special messenger to Harris