, 1861-11-09
RRCKFTloN OF COL. MULLlG4H'
RenpiFtSii il 70 he Defender Of
Lexington.
GREAT DEMONSTRATION At jeliET.
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TEE DEPARTURE.
In pursuance Of the programme laid ont on
Thursday night BY the various committees
appointed to superintend the reception OF Col.
Mull'gan, upon the occasion Of his return from
tbe seat Of war In Missouri, special train of |
five coaches left the Union Depot, on West
Madison street. xeaterdsv afternoon. at five
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7 M W;1son. Hon. Van r H;roirs r r.
Caulde1d. Dr. Daniel Braiuara, and Michael
Brennan, a committee to wait upon Col Mu.-
lean from the cars to the depot platform.
The delegation then adjourned to the depot.
headed by the Light Gusrd Band, whose
splendid music ELECTED continued applause
along the march.
SCENES AT TIE DEPOT.
The delegation arrived at the depot about
eight O'clock, and few minutes sitter the
head Light Of the approaching train came in
sight A huge bonfire Was kindled, the
bsnd struck up patriotic aira, and the im-
mense crowd surged towards the track and
greeted the train as it came in with cheer
upon cheer. The crowd continued to press
up, jumped upon the platform and cluug to
the windows, calling for Col. Mu1ligan. To
the oft reiterated question, st Is Col. Muliigan
aboard?" the passengers replied in the affirm
e+ipa H;a annaaranca nnon tbo r,,atf,,.1,, ~
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the rear car soon answered tne question, and
20 he lifted his hat from his head, the widest
excitement nreza;,e5 Cheer nnon choe- rent
HAItses1en' pAs'seo ea@st apoa ense5 rent
me ar. aa1s sno osnohefca1ets "efe "aVed-
Strains Of martial music pierced the din. The
tmnsnee masa Of people crowded nm tn the
es1r' c'aensos, 'a7auins' pushing aua tfamp-
ling upon each other regardless OF personal
Consequences.
The comm;ttee Vim bad nraaoaa f,-v,ra r.,
ao~.- 49, Ca,.~s, ~. ~, - ~. ."-N ~
eseoi. tne coionet W l4e Platlo1n were push
cd out OF sight, and found 1t Impossible to per
form their duty. Father Bnfler. fie Cban1ain
~ tho Trie,, R-;,.5a rho ..as nxaso.,+ - 49,
~ TUG 4.4eo oi'ssa sa"es "Ao WAS Pfeseat IL Iue
siege oi Lexington, forced his way through
the crowd. sprapp moon the platform. ant
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ter returned the embrace. Neither coald
epeak, but their fearful ewes man;fested the
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LeNt e41e'e .'"u ~o1u.ants - 'ne elso'lae' -
lie colonel stepped >from the Platforms hun
dreds of arms were outstretched, and gene