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The Daily Dispatch: February 26, 1861., [Electronic resource], The flight of Mr. Lincoln. (search)
e he remained almost solitary and alone in the hall in front of the office, to the wonder of the few persons about at that hour, evidently looking for some one to arrive by the train momentarily expected. When the train's passengers for the house did arrive, the mystery of Mr. Seward's so early appearance at the hotel was instantly cleared up; for the tall figure of Abraham Lincoln was seen conspicuous among them! He was accompanied by two friends only, Mr. E. J. Allen, of New York, and Mr. Lammon. Accompanied by Mr. Seward, he immediately retired to parlor No. 6 of the house, which, with the magnificent suite of apartments attached to it, had been quietly engaged for him yesterday, and prepared for his reception this morning. His earlier arrival here than was generally expected was, we have every reason to believe, the result of advices sent him yesterday by telegraph, urging his presence in Washington at the earliest possible moment, as being absolutely necessary for the succ