Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

8 and it IS contemplated 20 give some public ex
3 preston.
( WASHINGTON. April l5-Gov Stone, Of Iowa
s mas issued the following address TO the public o
isbis state:
q ADDRESS or GOVERNOR STONE
s WASHINGTON, April Is
s The federal city Is shrouded in mourning. Il
3 the midst of JOY and triumph TIRE nation is sud
Sdenv called TO deplore the loss OF its creates
9 aud trues; friend. fouliy murdered by a traitor
Nous hand stricken down 10 the fulness of life
4 and when stronges, in the hearts of the people
s. Abraham Lincoln. president Of the UniieS
( States, sn honest man and an exalted patriot
8 friend OF the poor and oppressed. the delSerer o
4 his country. has been gathered TO a martyr
Egrave That the people of Iowa who admired
kand loved the fallen patriot. and so generousl,
3 sustained the holy cause be represented, may sp
1psopriatesy testify their sorrow over this nstiona
,Ecalamity, invite them 10 assemble in their re
Sspeciive places Of worship OF Thursday, the 27;l
s day OF April at ten O'Clock a.. m, for humilis
xtion and prayer TO Almighty God, and also re
quest that travel within the state and all secula
Unemployment be totally suspended on that day
snd that all the public Offices be drsped in mourn
z,ing for the period of thirty days.
q W. VI SroxE, Governor
a DETRoIr, a April l5.-The announcement o
kthe assassination of President Lincoln has pro
Sduced ia this community the ptmos; grief no
Eunmingied with a feeling that stern justic'
must be served TO all the rebels aud sympath
b zeTs
= At an early hour all places of business ver,
clOsed. ard the public buildings stores aud msny
Eresidences are draped 10 mourning.
= An immense meeting Of the citizens was held
gin front Of the City Hall After prayer by Rev
'sDr. Dufheld, resolutions were adopted spproprist.
3 10 the sad occasion.
81 Gov. &. Crspo Issued proclamation eulogis
*,ic of the great man. AL our people should De
q vote day to fasting and sorrow for tbe sad anS
Funlooked for calamity He only abstans frou
Mixing the day for that solemn service, in expec
Citation that the authorities st Washington vii
Tissue proclamation fixing the time which IA,
Ssnstion can express, in suitable terms, the sens.
:of its lamentable bereavement, While we mourn
Cover the dead. and condole with the beresyet
3 family, lct Us swear never to give up the contest
i until the hydFa-he&ded monster OF slavery ant
- iespOtism is effectuay destroyed snd buried be
ayond redemption lie, the free aud loysl men O.
Michigan stand firm in this hour OF our country,
peril. The blood of our beloved chief msgis
Etrate and our heroic soldiers will nerve Us with
%more than mortal energy in the accomplishment
;Eof this great work.
z SAX FRAxcIsco, April 1.-THE news of sht
.essas ssinstion Of President Lincoln created the
Mmost intense universal feeling OF sorrow ever
SwitnesseG on tie coast 1t is known already
IthToughou; he STATE, whereyer the telegraph ex
Etends, snd everywhere demonstrations OF griel
Sand horror are exhibited. Poblic and priyat Il
fbuildings aFe jraped in mourning The auih0si
ssties have ihoUght it prudent to take measures
ga gainst popular tumults resulting from express
$loDs OF Joy by secess0nsts Seversl uessonSbls
esbrswlers weFe saved from ypchlng by the police
Dispatches from TIE interior show al iRaemed
sicendilion OF tie public mind The popular voice
Edemands the enforcement of the siernest justice
gainst ali conneete1 with the sssasslnation and
y zagSius: o,3nFste rebel le2dcls
3 HALIFAX, April ID Upon ,he announcement
4Of President Lincoln death. the parliament OF
%Nova Scotia adjourned. snd the fs % on the gov
seFnment house and the citadel, the American
zconsnA,e, aud the American Ysesss in pori gerf
Eat balf mast. Deep sympathy prevails among
S,tae friends OF the union
9 BosToN, April l5-The citizens of Boston are
overwhelmed with grief at The awful calamity
(Which has befallen the country. They epontsne-
kously assembled and resolved that an expression
sOf their strong ard fervent sympathy be sent TO
$ths members Of the afflicted family iB view OF
.he irreparable loss which the countrJ had aus.
<.tained by this SAD event, snG that message. he
fssnt 10 Andrew Johnson, the constitutional sue
4ccssor Of Abraham Lincoln, "a President of the
nited States, OF their confidence in his integrity
This patriotism and bic manner, and OF their deter
miDatien to give him their undivided and un-
Rfstering support, imploriDg the blessings of God
Eto guide him With The wisdom and virtue which
<characterized his lamented predecessor
q NKw York, April ID Dispatches have been
Ereceived from al parts of the country expressive
fof the grief Of the whole people at the national
koalamity.
AUBURN, y. Y, April l5-The city is draped
q in mourning. All business places are closed The
s most intense grief and indignation prevails
famong the people
8 MUNclE Ind, April l5--On receipt of the
Snews OF the death Of the president, the business
9hOuses were closed and al business raF suspend
FED for the day
i BALTIMORE, April IL - Business as the Com
kmercial and Stock Exchange is entirely suspend
ned he streets are crowded Indignation il
&msnifested by a crowd on Baltimore stsost il
ETegard 70 obnoxious pictures displayed by Ger.
Stain photographers conspicuous fer their disloy
1alty. The Likeness Of Marshal Ksne, of the l9tt
Col April notoriety, Was taken down by the Gro zc
lsTae.'s show and thrown into tho
rffSiieet ana stamped upon IL vas fuID0red thai
Il this lest establishment bad op haud picture O;
8 Booth. the assassin, who Is veil known here
3 this being bis native ci;y Tbis picture, howev
der, vas removed before the NOD reached The
Splsce, or serious consequences would probably
q nave resulted
"A The military sHd police authorities are max
q nc eyery effort 20 preserve the peace All sve
Enues end roads around the city are guarded. sro
30 vigorous search il going on. in the hope Of pos
sss0iy CsItaring one OF both OF the ssssssins rht
3 may lave fed Ia this direction
g NEW YORK, April 10. 3 p. m-Ths city il
= Egeryaded with almost Sabbath quietness Th,
Sstores and shops closed. and Grape is hangins
Efrom every door ard window. Broadway il
3hung with gloomy blackness. On the principa
p avenues the scene il she same Ali the business
Taouses ere covered With emolems OF mourning
s, ne ships IN The harbOf have their hsgs IT hal
g mast, and MANY are iB drapesy. al the news
Epsper buildings are sbFoadeJ, ard great crowds
Got sorrow stricken people are s-,hered IN from, o.
q their bulletin boards.
6 The great meeting OF the mesehan;s In Val
Fsireet. was the most impressive ever held here
"a prayer was offered by toe Rev DR.. yernailiy a
SEK-GoVernos King and Judge Pierpont addresse,
s she meesiog. coUnseliag toe utmost support q
9,Ee Bsw presldsn. under ihe irving circum
Ssstsuces Under which he assumes MS new
Sdutes.
g AF. Butler addressed the meeting. saying
kgresi and good msn bad gons to join toe saga
ksnd patriots Of the revolution. Ee Grove on
IS ae lie and strength Of the rebellion. We mus
EnOv crush tressoa our Of the south. We mus
enow crush out the spirs Of toe rebellion 40 tha