Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 678
; but Mr. Lincoln allowed himself onlytime comfortably to fill the engagements he hadmade to visit the State capitals and principalcities that lay on his way, to which he had beeninvited by State and town officials, regardless ofparty. The morning on which he left Spring-field was dismal and… … LINCOLN IN THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT SPRINGFIELD RECEIVING THE NEWS OF HIS ELECTION, AND MAKING CHOICE OF HIS CABINET Vol. XXXIII.—66-67. 5« 522 THE BOYS LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. [April, almost of solemnity. Mr. Lincoln took hisstand in the waiting-room while his friends filedpast him, often merely…
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