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Chapter 13: General E. V. Sumner and my first reconnoissance
The first time that General E. V. Sumner's name made any considerable impression upon me was in connection with our new President's quick and secret journey from Harrisburg to Washington just before his first inauguration.
There was for the time great excitement on the subject.
Mr. Lincoln had left his home in Illinois on February 11, 1861.
He experienced nothing harmful-only an ovation all the way. The people at halting places thronged to see him and insisted on speeches from him. He passed from Philadelphia to Harrisburg on February 23d, and addressed the Legislature there assembled.
Being weary after his continued receptions, speeches, and excitement, he went to the Jones house and retired to his apartments for needed rest.
It was given out publicly that he would not leave Harrisburg till the next morning, but Mr. W. F. Seward, son of William H. Seward, suddenly arrived from Washington and promptly conveyed to M
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