Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-15

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The President elect and party LEFT Columbus
O'Clock this morning on q special train uncel
charge OF Asst Supt. Loyng.
In spite Of the rain, 9 number Of people col
lected At the depot TO bid Mr.. Lincoln adieu.
At Newark hrogesburghl Dresden Coshoeton,
New ComerstoWn and UriehsVille crowds of la
dies and gentlemen collected, Notwithstanding
the peltiEg rain.
The train stopped At CsdIz Junction, where an
elegant dinner vas provided oy MES 4. L; Jew,
ett wife Of the President Of the Stsubenville and
Indiana Road Mn- JeWett was invited and &C
companisd the party to steubenTilie.
At SteubelTille there was q beautiful demon
stration, about 5000 people being assembled. Nj.
Lincoln asoended stage prepared for the occa-
sion, and was welcomed by Judge Lloyd.
He responded briefly, saying he feared the great
confidence In his ability TO administer the Gov
ernment was unfounded. Indeed, am sure Il il
be wanting on my part, sustained By God and the
American people. ! believe the devotion 20 the
Conatitution is equally great on both sides the
River It 3 only the different understanding Of
1t. The only dispute is what are theirrighh II
the majority should not rule, who should be the
Judgef When such Judge Is found We must all
be bound By the decision.
That judge Is the majority Of the American peo
pie n not, then the minority must CONTROL
would that be Tigkt, just and generousf Assur-
0diy not II adopt wrong policy, the oppor-
unity 70 condemn would occur in fouc years
Then can be turned out and better man with
better views, be put IN my place.
80 remarks were cut Ihort the time being up
j.. N. Mccullough, President Of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Road got on board the train, and
viii accompany the party 70 Cleveland. Also q
COMMITTEES inviting Ar. Lincoln to reception at
Allegheny City
AtWsilSTins the Cleveland COMMITTEES Joined
the party Avery large demonstration was made
At R9shslssF the Pittsburgh Committee came
on beard.
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Tbs train arrived at Allegheny City at P. II.
during peltng rain, which to some extent pre-
vented the intended demonstration
The party proceeded in carriages TO the No
nongatela House, in this city, where Mr.. Lincoln
addressed the immense crowd assembled.
Ho said he would not give them speech, as he
thought Il more Fare ifnot mors wise for public
man. BE expressed bis gratihcatiin and surprise
al seelng 30 great crowd and such boundless en-.
thusiasm manifested IN the right time and place
and under such untoWard circumstances, 70 greet
90 unworthy an individual as himself This was
undoubtedly attributable to the position to which
more By accident than BY merit he had attained.
Re remarked further that II al these energetic
and Whole-sOuled people, whom be saw this even
Union, be did not zee how Il could be In much
Ia Wss interrupted By cheering and cries of
sfIJniouii and Hno compromise"
Re lad 1nfsnded % say few words to the peo-
pie Of Pitsburgh, the greatest manuiacturing
city OF the United States upon S1eh mEtterl as be
beiieVed they desired to hear. but rs he had
SdcUtsd the plan Of hol ing bis tongue for the
MOT part and during the last course and since his
ei1etio1. be had psrhaps better now hold his
fonruH. fCrfeIofis 20 on.ii) Wen, I an remind
"a thqt there is an Allegheny City as wen as an
AIloThenY county, the former the banner town
md the latter he banner county Of she world. 1
N Flad 70 see both Of them, and the good people
of both. That may not diaappoint these, ] viii
6aT A few words 20 you tomorrow as % the pecu-
ne inters1ta Of Allegheny county.
When be closed, some one proposed three cheer
fsr che Union as Il Is, which Hele given with
~. Lincoln will speak IN the morning st eight
oisioeir then Be escorted by the military through
both eitis1 and leave st eleven o'clock for CleYe-
land