The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-27

s WAsmNsnlY, Feb 23,--Mr Loring ef Mass !,
has declined The Sartinian mission. ~
Mr. llamhp visiJtd the Sensteth This morning,
Iand reesivcda cordial greeting.
A special dispatch 20 The Tines says thai on
4 Thursday right, a'ter ne had retired Mr.. Linz
icola was sso,ssas.l.std informed Bat stranger
fdeSifed to see him on u matter OF lie and death.
lie de,lined to admit him unless be gave his
Hame, Nhlch he at once did Such prestige
I'D The name carry, hat while Mr.. Lincoln was
yet diSrOt ed he granted an interview to the cal
Ter A prolonged conversation elected the tact
tia; an organized body OF men hHd determined
that Mr.. lilcon should not he nauguraled,
ana that he should never leave the city OF Bal
timore alive, ifrndcrd he should ever enter it
The hist OF the eunSpiratorS presented a most
astonishing array OF persons high in Southern
contidercr and some whose lame is not con
lined to this country alone. Statesmen laid
the plans. bankers eudo, Sed it, and adyentur-
ers weIe to carry itinto effect. 1, tr
AS they Understood. Mr. lincoln was to leave
llarllSbGIg at . u'ciuck this morning hy spe.
eial train, and the idea was If possible to throw
the Train from the road at some point where
they could rush duwu a steep emhankment, and
destroy in a moment tie hives OF all on loaTd
IN case of failure OF tbs project. their plan
was TO surround the carriage on the way from
one depot to the o'her IN Baltimore, and assas-
Slnate him with dagger or pistol Shot.
SO authentic was the source through which
the information was obtained that Mr.. Lincoln,
after counselng with his friends, was eompell-
cd to. make arrangements that would enable
him to subyert the plans OF his enemies, greatly
to the annoyance OF thousands who desired to
call OH him last night. lie declined to give a
reception The final council was held Mt =
oiclsck. Mr. Incoln did not want tOyi Id,
and Co Sumner actually cried with indigna-
ten, bnt Mrs. Lincoln, seconded by Mr. Judd
and MIR Linooln's original informant, insisted
upon 1t, and ats O. clock Mr.. Lincoln lett on a
special train. He wore Scotch plaid and a
long military cloak, so that he was unrecogni-
aablc, He was accompanied by Superintendent
Lewis and one Iiend. He started while all the
town, with the exception OF MIS-. Lincoln Col.
Sumner, Gir. Judd and 5wo reporters, who were
sworn to secrecy supposed him to be asleep.--
The telegraph wires wereput beyond the reach
of any one who might desire to use lhem
BALTIMORE, Feb 23.--A very large rowd
greeted the arrival Of the train bringing the
Presidential party at York. Mr. Wood an
nounced from the rear end of he car that Mr..
Lincoln was not on board, having gone direct
: to Washington. lie then introduced Robert
Lincoln, who happened to stand beside him,
very much to the lalter's astonishnent. At
ll.4o the train passed the Mary land boundary
The Committee rom Baltimore joined the par
ty at harrisburg, consisting OF W. u. Brethren
w. l.. Marshall, Il. BIunenhery ". Bel D.
Bishop w. T. Gleason, j. NJ. Farmer and F..
.. Gol kesan, the latter on behalf OF the h!ccto'
raj College. All Of them eel very INDIGNANT
at the want OF. confidence in the citizens OF Bal
timore, as evidenced by Mr. Llncolns course
though it is understood that he was opposed to
1T, but was oseTrnled by other parties, who have
assumed the control OF his movements
A crowd blocked up all o. the calvert street
/ ieafh'ng mat Mr. L'hco'h was not Oh ooalu.
arrangements hao oeeh lpade nelo ''i STT" M
LIZ Tir,otn tn1 ,,,r"n 'ho c,t Tha ooics crca was
-, "t v"lGu %ll,, a,od and a aood c;nzsns
ouo or;a Nor rp ;nd;,rr;ty Should have
49, .,;as,aS Tbo o,,n1ehayson enterIo;n.
ID rrs tbnt ca.ta;,, d;sranntaIle 'n.Ities who
ha1 ot,acl,aa 80 ,be",solyos ~ tbe Remblic,n or
-'~ @'tST, Ton bera and Who ,yote pvnactcd to
49, dnr.a,stro,ios ,,n,d have aynused to
,Ne ai ,ha of eo,n ord nar,allv
as thoro was Nc
a,.,,raI,at,S n,tl;n., ,eassrt bsro
'%S9 w W S,'o tob " Tor lille sensa.
,,, ;f,t, tho ,;t,, ,tb;s ,norpipo
.ioIa 4 thaf NJ lincoln
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