, 1861-02-12
THE PEOPLES CHOICE.
President Lincoln En- Route for
Washington.
HIS DEPARTURE FROM SPRINGFIELD
The Friends Who Go With Him.
His Welcome by GOV. Morton


GRAND DEMCNS1RA"l1oN
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rxfa yNo1rnn,e hr Gnv- Morton
THE PKE91DENTsS REPLY.
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ovation throughout the progress tnus 1ar' q
distance of 240 miles. The hour for leaving
Springfield Was fixed ut 8 L. N. Aittle earlier
Mr.. Lincoln and his suite proceeded from the
Chenerv Honse tn the Great Western Railroad
de-o+ 4rbers a ,.r1a crowd xra. in waiting.
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n,ac;s+a Nv fa.,n,s ~ sadness a. tr,s nar1,og n
this r,ace and the kindness Of this people / owe
everything. Here havc lived quarter Of cen.
tury, and have passed from young to an old man.
ue1c my children wore born, and one lies buried.
InoW leave, not knowing when or whether ever
may return, with task before me greater thar
tha' "nea fes'eo upon Inc shonaoess ., washing.
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+,,,as c.nnot s1,resd yg,.h :at ass,.tance 7
cannot fa,1. Tus,inr in Him who can 70 with me
and remain with YOU, and be everywhere for good,
let US confidently hope thst all will be get
well. To His care commanding you, as hope In
your prayers you will commend me, bid you'
friends and neighooss, an adecstonate farewell.
There were many moist eyes IS the trim
rolled away from the depot, anu the journey
Of the President eject to the capital OF the
nation IVES begun
The train was made up ofa single passenger
and baggage car 1t had been decided since Sat
urday that Mrs. Lincoln and the family should
accompany Mr: Lincoln throughout the entire
trip. But it was necessary 1r IN The lateness
of the charge OF plan, that she should join
hiln at Indianapolis on iaesoay morning.
WHO oAccoArAftEs MR.. LINCOLN.
MI. Lincoin III accompanied ny LIS SUI @oo'
ert' and TWO children, and his prothefan- IA"
and lanlls phsslc1an' LII. ". .. :" aliaee' LIS
sultc proper Ii composed u MS mo oee1e'a-
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Invitations naa oeen e.1enaea ~ aon' ho-
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ON TIE WING
ffeeldent l1lton aud ndsuper1ntendent Bowen,
Of the Great western kallroad' were IN charge
OF the trasn' tue time table OF which TO the
stale Line, ~ m'lss' was 'ne 'as'es' u apS
portion OF thc route 10 NC" ioFh, anu was
strictly compneo "1tn' averaging not less 1nan
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