Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-06

AEoTHER RBTENUR CUTTER
SOLD.
ONE PATRIOT LEFT IL TRxAs-
YaasardaY AfteEnOon,s RePoFt.


WsurEoFosi March 4
s.,asrs ,asfs stationed on house tops On The
49, ~ f6f nrotesslou O. aCi aa atarfslQQteta n
case Of riotons proce.slinss -. va, ...tisa
~, -. scott and the President this evening
t;rsst humber len che ciy On tne evening
trains AZ. ,.....,rs l--s.I9sf
l,-- silisens of the United States WIS the signal
fsr prolonged applause me COED Sai9n 4, . ssil ,
rneuf thereof striking q teniel seo-e u - rs .S
lar breast AZ IN, Wneu y u ~ n :, ,,ii -
sefienS 10 be his duty. be said 'An9 ea.
f,7n no. there was spontaneous ana |. e gls
rss-i ,aiiou of applause which continued ior
sai 1.-ss1ss vhioh Indicated fmness in the
fs,,l1i shsff ani every statement 81 con
esii-torV nature was cheered 20 the echo while
hrs appsal TO his dissatisfied fellow country ynehi
desirng them 70 reject calmly ana not 10y haIy ~ o, ls9
Ne oio-inf ssnfenee upset the watering pot Of
many Of hls hearers and az tls p, P ~, 91I,er
fhe reio5ious voice OF the Preseent eleet iAi1sL 5
T-'s--a I-reT 6id not rcmoFe his eyes Ton ~.
TIreoin aurinF the entire delivery ~. D0us
Ia. who siDod ty the right q ne I'lll.s' ~. ~.
enb-rentir sstisied ns be exelaiuneq, sotto Hoee
isGood. b That's SO, , ''No coercion, ana iooa
ae elsse. Tsnsy vs. the hrst person Who shool.
hands with Ar, Lineoin, ane ~ : ~, X
= seaits,n rentieman seized him By the hand
and said seed ess yog, ny dear siF, Yoe ~ VA m
ave 10 - 10 which Ut Lincoln replied. y ~ ~
Terr eihd that what have said pleases 9outn,
.-nrr5. beeause then know ihat tney are pieas1Q
W ~. - stsrs = wee Cor. King and many inau
enli1I New Fcrkers, GoTs. hoppla ana Splsg pc
III Fhode Island BuckilEham or Sonnecleiig
and he entire Cabinet q the oa1goin2 AolilhE
7Sr-5Iv 70 a question, 1Ir. Buchanan aaid, With
.--sfehed and suspicious leer, y o1nnqt say
r-hef he ueens until read bis iuauG Guial; 4 e1l
not undeFstsna the secret meanlnf ql u e @ 49, 49,
msuf Which has bsen siEplF read N my near
Douglas sid:
sHe does not mean coercion. he says .nothine
shont rsislunF the Forts OF Otner eaerai RIo
re-l-- Heis an rifhtn While conservative peo-
ne arr in rapfurts over the inaugural, v eah
not Be denied that many Southefnefs i2et ff9u
4 e precursor Of War Aney ~ " q AZ
Iirnted with e. aud even Mr. h1glaA puollcly
declares II 8 most able paper certainly. ~ con
ciiatory tone snd frank ou ispoks DEC IN ~
LOYALTY % the whole country captured tie leL =
efuany heretofore oppos . TO M Lineoin' an9 M
ifs frm snunciaton Of purpose % tnihll nis 0Aln ~
70 maintain tie Constitution and laws challenges
s-rsnf5erents for the preservation of fpeaoe
were sdmirabIe. A large force Z sTee.hl ponce,
with conspicuous badges, were oisirlplisa, III
along t1e llpe Of procession eoout Ss
but their mere presence was generally splielsn'
rn ruaure order In few cases where lndiFiuu-
eifahts oscnrred. they intarposed 50 prolaptly
as 70 rreFent collision beng genefeAi 81 tiieg ~
u1a1lzfaiV dispersed every gatherlng OF people
IrhonnIlfzftd the least improper excitement
- offerriel 10 voeifarate s1ufimenl intended
me- cfansire o. incendiary. Tire seFeral COM
rarsss cf r. 81 artillery, under arms e1e on me
et near their quarters, with hor7as tlicheo "
rr71ers standing by their sides, 1sldy 70 vaull
fnto lhe Er6dle az an instant's nqlle Files o.
mounted troops were stationed atdiderent points
offhe city, to convey 70 head quarters prompt IN
tenirence OF disturbance. The turnopt ol uhe
Di-fricf Militia vas quite imposing, ~ aslngtOn
Light Infantry looked quite we'll They are :
fine looking set Of young men IAe National
Rifles, the corps whose secession sylnpathies ar
understand they were on duty at the armofy
ready 70 turn ont If necessary 10 aid IN pre- erE
ing tie peace