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DESTROYS he should dissolve his connectioa
with Booth.
This letter was written on note paper in
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lof SAM"
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday.
which lasted over two hours. the future
policy Of the Government towards Virginia
was discussed. The best feeling prevailed.
II is stated that il was determined to adopt
"a very liberal policy, rs recommended BY
the President. 1t is said that this meet
ing was the most harmonious held for two
years, the President exhibiting throughout,
that maganimity aud kindness Of heart,
(which has ever characterized his treat
|mcut of tho rebcllious States, which have,
been so lily requiteA on their behalf. Que;
|of the members Of the Cabinet remarked TO-
IA friend that he met at the door, that the,
Government was to-day stronger than III
had been for three years past.
Comments Of the Eastern Press.
Washington. April l5.-TO-day no.
one is allowed to leave the city by rail.
'convcyances or on foot, and the issuing Of,
passes from the headquarters Of the de-
partment Of Washington las been suspend.
ed by Gen. Augur.
Ncw York, april l5.-The dispatches,
(which have been received from all parts Of
the country are expressive Of the grief Of
the people at the National calamity. Tho
Herald this morning makes no editorial
comment on the assassination Of the Pres
ilent. The 2fmes makes no comments.
The other papers speak in high terms,
|of the illnstrious dead, who, by his un !
swerving honesty Of purpose and earnest
desire to do lis whole duty under the light
|of consistency aud truth for the best in.|
tcrest Of the country. had won the esteem
'of all right. minded men.
The Tribune says sudden death 10,
always overwhelming. the assassination of
the humblcst Of men is always frightful-|
" startling. but when the head Of thirty
millions ofpeoplc is hurried into eternity
by the hand Of a murderer. that head .,
man GO good. SO wise and 30 noble rs!
Abraham Lincoln, the Chief Magistrate|
of milton, in the condition Of affairs at
this moment, the sorrow and shock are tool
great for many words. For once all party
,rancor will he forgotten. as no RICH: think 4
ing man can hear Of Mr.. Lincoln's death
without accepting It az national calamity
The World Gays that yesterday the
country was. in height ofjoyfal exul.
cation over the decisive efforts which,
seemed to promise peace and restoration of
Onion to the people. To-day every loyal
heart must suffer terrible shock aud swell
with grief at the calamity which has been!
permitted to bcfall US by assassination Of;
our Chief Magistrate. The splendid sue
cess Of our triumphs is robbed Of half its|
glory.
Feeling In New York.
Ner York, April l5.-Sevcral impromp-|
'tu stree meeting were held to-day. rnd ad-
dresses made by prominent gentlemen
the unanimous expression being to hold!
the rebel leaders to . just account for their
'crimes. Two wen who expressed 4 respect
for jeff. Davis, were driven out Of . aews-|
pap or counting room and HUNTED BY ths|
crowd. they seeking safety in flight. The
steamer -Et.a sailed at $50 P. ~, With
lofiicial dispatches to our Ministers at for-|
IciRu ports. from Washington. An official
dispatch was also sent out by the steamer
from Portland. Bishop Potter has issusd|
|addrtsses 10 al the clergy, appoiuting]
appropriate prayers 70 be made Tomorrow. J
recommending the clothing al al ths|
|churbcs in mourning. A comu.i'tcr Of tbe|
Chamber Of Commerce. the City Council.
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