Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-17
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fAinenJ OF IfeSluent .Jluc0lnS death created
13the most profound sensation. Business was
hentirely suspended. In twenty minutes
ESafter the news was made public, every busi-
s&mOn consent, closed their doors. The whole
getty is draped in mourning. Flags on all
Mthe public buildings are displayed at half
Nmast, and appropriately draped. is'ti.+
a Alta public meeting, held in the Capitol
&Squale at II O'Clock, after prayer and sing
$lng. addresses were made by Coy. Morton.
SeX-Gov. Jos. A. Wright, Senator Hendricks
sand Others. Gov. Morton introduced the
&following resolutions, which were unani-
Emously adopted: ....~,-ao, T., ...,,r.I.....
n WHEREAS, In the midst of our rejoicings
kOn account OF the victories, with which
Z $tleaven has blessed our arms, the same
Esprit which has attempted the life of the
Hnation, has now succeeded in assassinating
sour great and good Chief Magistrate, and
Sprobably his Secretary of State; there
&fore,
4 ResOlced, That in the death of our beloved
aPresidcnt, one of the greatand good men
got the world has fallen, and the nation is
8called upon to mourn the departure Of our
Second Washington.
s. ReSolred, That our heartfelt sympathies
care rendered to the family of President Lin
scoln in this terrible aifliction. u.a
IcS0lred, That we humbly and devotedly
8pray the Father OF all Merces to spare the
slite of Secretary Seward to this already
Sdeoply afflicted nation.
4 ReS0lced, That, though the greatest,
3wisest aud best men may fall in our coun-
Stry's cause, our confidence, that Divine
providence will save the life of the nation,
sand yet make it the light of the world, is
full and undimnished. 81
A ReSOlreH That cOnh6inp tn tha CtIl1nct
SeXtent In the ability, patriotism and integ-
Srlty OF Andrew johnson. upon whom the
presidential Office now devolves, we, with
sall the tried men of the country. will rally
saround him and give his administration of
zthe Government the same cordial and gen
Serous support Which was accorded to that
sof his lamented predecessor.
AT WHEELING.
4 WHEELING, VA, April 15.--Thc mourn
iful intelligence OF the assassination and
5death Of President Lincoln caused the
greatest excitement and sorrow. Business
3everywherewa entirely suspended. Flags
5were displayed at halt-mast from all the
spnblic buildings; bells were toled and the
lcity draped in mourning. y mass meeting
sot the citizens is called for tonight. The
Getty presents amOst sOmbre, solemn aspect
3Ihe blow is felt to be " national calamity
Z AT NASHVILLE.
NAsHvHLEE April 1J-News of Presi-
adeut Iincolu's death reached here as thc
sprocessiop. postponed from Yesterday In
Shonor of the recent victories. was hrino
sformed. When the news was received tl,9
Jprocession broke up, and with arms re-
sverscd and bands plaving funeral music
dthey slowly returned to their camps. In
stense horror at the untimely death of the
president fills all Oyal hearts,
Great preparations had been made by
bthe Quartermaster's Department and other
sGovernment officers, as well as private citi-
3zens, in decorating and illuminating their
solhces and dwellings. All are now shrOud
fed in mourhing; business is entirely sus-
gpended, and the streets are thronged with
sad and anxious faces. As the facts of the
murder become more definite, bitter feel
;lng OF retaliation seems to prevail against
irebels and rebel sympathizers.
Minute guns are being fired from the
.Capltol.
AT CINCINNATI.
C1NcrNNAr, Anr;l 15.-Naus of +bi os
sassination of President Lincoln nroJnced
lnrofonnd sorrow ond rrnot indioTnot;no II. Ii"ooU
lBnsiness i entirely susnended. tIa gS aro iis
played athalGmast. the whole civ i drannd
Dn mourning. and the streets have bpe"
thronred NH dav with sad and solemn facos
.Junius Rrntus Rooth brothnr IF 7 WiItes
Booth, announced to anneor ot Pika;s onero
House Tonight, is understood was com.
pelled to leave the citv. An nIares of omnSa-
ment are closed to-nicht
Rumors nrevail of several nnrsors how.
ing been Killed for expressions of Jov at
Llncoln's death; but it is believed that they
are lalse. .. ..........
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 15.-Business at the
Corn and Stock Exchange is entirely sIls
pended. The streets are crowded. and in
dignation is manifested by the crowd ON
Baltimore street, in regard to the obnox-
ious pictures displayed by certain photo
graplers conspicuous for their dislovalty,
The likeness of Marshal Kane, of the 10th Of
April notoriety, was taken fdown by the
crowd from Israel's showcase, and thrown
into the streets and stamped upon by the
Berdon's Photograph gallery was
also visited, but the proprietor prudently
removed certain obnoxious pictures. 1t
was rumored that this last establishment
had on hand picture of Booth, the assas-
SIN, who IS well known here, this being his
i5 aa|rvG Jlty: Ivy thls picture, however, was re-
oe,oio s,,e my Ledueu Cle place, or
;iiee Ill,?V nay iesuiteu'
,ol,ino. nt,an', S,a Po1,oo auClloLiIies az are
a II -. o.oiy eioiT W PieseIVe sue peace'
a., ,.n Vt,o auYiucs any ioaus alounu tne Guy
are y strongly guarded, and vigorous search
% . SolmS Ul b.i1 ,u Sl,e tIpe VI possioly captur
i DtIii tlis u Uno assasstns' VINO may
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AT CAIRO. tl''
CAIRO, April 15.-The city is in the deep
,st mourning, over the news from Wash