The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-02-23


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former hsrmonious condition. III refer 10 tbi,
tonic. air. 4 ia because New York y deeplv in
tcrested The present political division ha,
soreIy afflicted her people. AlIher national in
terests are paralyzed. her commercial greatness,
is endangered. She is the child of the Ameri
can Union. She has grown up under its mater
nal care, and been fostered by its paternal boun
ty, and we fear that if the Uniou dies. the pres
ent supremacy Of New York may die With it,
To you. therefore. chosen, under the forms Of thu
Constitution as the head Of the Coofederacy. ".
look for restoration Of friendly relations be
tween the States. only to be accomplished BY
peaceful and eonciliatory measures. aided by The
wisdom of Almighty God.n
When Mayor Wood ceased speaking. muir.
mur Of half suppressed applause passed around
the room, and MI. Lincoln replied readily, with
firm, slow utterance, as follows:
"Mr. Mayor 1T is with feelings Of deep gra
titude that make nv acknowledgements for the
reception which has been extended to me in
this great commercial city Of New York. car
but remember that such reception is rendered
BY people who do not by majority agre,
with me in political sentiments. It is NOR,
grateful on this account. because it ia an eyi
dence that in support of the great PRINCIPLES
that underlie our Government, the people ar,
nearly or quite unanimous. In regard 90 tn,
difficulties which encompsss M Mt this time. anf
on which YOUR Honor has Thought a to sneak i
becominpjy ana so irstly. "A / supnose 7 can on
ly say that agree with the sentiments express
ed by the Mayor. On INV devotion to the tnio,
l hope am not behind sny man IN the Union
hut in the wisdom necessarv to az conduct ~
fa;,. to sennra the n;an
fear that NAV he deficient and that too grea
confidence mavhave baen rerosea In ma
am .ure. however that / At least hrinp ,
heart devoted tn the IJn;on There i no,6;n
which conld ever bring me- 70 cnnsent vill;noI,
| to the destruction of that ITn;on nndor wb;ci
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DESCRIPTION. The scene inside the door of m
Governors room was Judicrons IN ths extron,.
Supt. Kennedy exerted himself to the n.,nns
to beat hack the crowd Who vere sd,n;,tad :
the door At the head ~ tho main st.;-s an
found eeress throuph the .ntaIch.mher - ~
other end Of the room Men were nmIlad in i
main force ont Of the crowd nv tHe noiica !,
terly unable 70 helm themselves v;th Cot. -,
and hats demolished and lost
In the heat of the excitement . female mad
her annearance and was dr,pued thron,b ~
doorway. with hoops and bonnet materially dan
aged. When introduced 20 NJ lincoln =.
told him she WAS from Illinois and thongbt All
had experienced A rough voyaee-.he would o
through tiohter soueeze "a See him
/ The crowd WAS a motley one raps and hro.f
cloth being indiscriminately mixed and flin
into the room side by side to shake the Pres
DENTAL hand Ex.Mayor Harner came tbronc
the ordeal. and shaking Mr.. Lincoln by the han
admitted that the pic;orial bad done him min
tice.
Immediately after the Ex.Mayor came ono
the seediest unwashed citizens Of New Yorl
and thus the crowd continued to no1r in until
O'clock. when the audience closed and M I;,
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