Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-11
NJ. TInoolp and His Journey.

s0Tioqseld this mOrna Bcl srV-
ing The following prOgranus from sps.ng-
6sId 70 New York. e
Mondsy Feb. lI-Leave Springfield at 8
IA. M.. and arrive AZ IRdianapolis at . p. n.
Tuesday, Feb. i2-Leare Indianapolis at
~ A. M /, and arrive at Cincinnati at 2. n.
Wedne Jay, lsth-Leave Cincinnati at
A. hi; and srriYe at Columbus At u N.
Thursday, I4th--Leave Columbus at A.
NJ, and arrive at Steubsnvple g 2;2o ?. NJ,
and arrive at Pittsburgh at'6'R n.
Friday l5th-Leave Pittsburgh at 10 A.
H., and arrive at Glsteland a ?.
Saturday, l6th-Leave Cleveland at a.
~. and arf.Fe at Buffalo a P.A.
Sunday. lTth-RemaiH in Buffalo.
McBday, lsth-Leave Buffalo at A. NJ
and arrive At Albany at P. n.
Tuesday, lsth-Leaye Albany 81 10 A. NJ
and arrive At New York 81 2 P. A.
Mr.. Wood has made such arrangements as
will insure both the comfort and safety of
those under his charge he has provided
special trains, to be preceded By pilot engines
al tbs way through, a
Cards Of invitation win be Issued By him
10 sll participants on the journey from point
to roint ana only holders will be found on
the train.
state Cd local authorities and prominent
persons without distinction of party, will be
invited, H
To avoid crowding and annoyance to Mr..
Lincoln. representatives Of the leading papers
only viii be admitted in the different stop
ping places. oaoff ytr
The Presidential party win be under the
charge ofthe local committee, and no party
eoloring being intended to be given to the
trip, Wide Awake and other demonstrations
Of partisan character will prove objection
able.
Military escorts through the stopping places
viii be accepted, but none on the journey.
The invitation to visit Boston BY the E1-
scuti7e and Legislative authorities Of Massa-
cbusetts, has been declined by Mr.. Lincoln,
fol, want Of time, ann
Mr.. Liheoln'S list Of officials, who will &C
company him, comprise the following gentle
men Hon. Edward Bates, Hon. o. a. Brown.
ing, Hon. David Davis, Hon. N. B. Judd, Hon.
Jesse K. Dubois, State Auditor; Col. Sum-
nsr, q. S. Army MAJOR Hunter, DO; Col.
E. 7. Ellsworth, Col. Ward, b. LsrrOn, Rob
srt Irwin, ESQ., JyHD DEiesAy, ]. NJ bay, bis
Private Secretaries, and bis son, Robert T
Lincoln Cd eagg0 HIT f1ELf
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
msrciaI tslsgrsphs that;
A prominent Ohio politician, resident o.
Columbus, has prepared a surprise to Mr.
Lincoln, BY expressing to him a whistle
manufactured outof e pig'stsil. The Presi
dent elect after prscticing for some time up
on the novel instrument this morning, re
marked, lie had never suspected that ther'
was music in such a thing rs that.
The Columbus Journal gives the following
programme for Mr.. Lincoln's reception a
that city,
q The reception and arrangements for hi
entertainment viii avoid ostentRtious display
but although quietly conducted, they vii
testify the cordiality with which the people
of Ohio welo6me to their capital city tn
honored chief magistrate of the nation. ThJ
common council Of the city has been invited
by the Legislative committee Of reception 4
unite with them Ia doing the honors OF thl
occasion. The committee will start on Mon
day next for Indianapolis, and VIII accom-
1 pany Mr. Lincoln thence to Columbus VII
Cincinnati. ~
Mr.. Lincoln RilI stop half hour at Ham,
ilton, and an hour al Dayton. On arriving
ss CQlgmbQs p9qPpi viii siifPto os III bf aFfa d
the military Of the city to the Capitol, Gov
DenniSon receiving Mr., Lincoln in the Exec
utiye rooms, Mr.. Lincoln viii then be es
corted 20 the Hall of the House of Represent
atives, when he viii be introduced by thl
Governor to the General Assembly in join
Convention. Lieut-GoVernor Kirk viii vel
come the President in brief address U
which the latter Will respond briefly.
There viii then be 8 general reception il
The rotunda OF the Capitol, where all Eh,
are desirous of paying their personal respect
70. Mr.. Lincoln, viii have an opportunity 0
doing 80, He will then retire to the man
sion Of Gov. Dennison to dimes and during
the evening viii agaiH receive his friends a
the Executive rooms in the capitol. BE vii
take the cars Of toe c. @. G. railroad OF
Thursday morning ct o'clock, and viii b
entertained bJ Gov. DennisOn during BIZ
stay in this city"
In our local eolamns win be found notic'
Of the special car which viii convey th'
Presidential party from Cleveland to Buffalo