New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-05

and pcir,s cut 10 struggling nations thrir coarse l..
bat nc star ~ lost and ihs-e be not uiser dark
pe-s the lust Of tie whole s a7nned Do ny country
nen seed ary Assurance that such ca,arrcphe no.
to oversize them while posses tae power TO stay II
II 5 VIII ne N earnest sd vial belief that Is The
Unios has been the source u-ier Providence, Of our
prosperity 70 this tine, - /. l. The sares' pledge OF
oorEnuznce Ct TIE blessings We hsve enjoyed and
which We are sAcgs5J bol4 . tTan ri; untniaished
70 or children Tle fed CT cslC ID free dscuss'oa
IN cur country Is open. and WI always b. 50: but Z
never has been 1nd be taversed fcrgooi IN
spirit OF sectioaalsm and unoha.ablsness. The foam
ders Of the Republic dealt VIII things they pre-
seuted 70 them in spirit Of sefsAcr1i-i ing patsis
and AZ tine has proved with 4 comprehensive wisdom
which win always be safe FOR us 70 consult Every
tending t. strengthen the fr,,err feelings OF
az the members Of Our Union has had my heartfelt ap-
probation To every theory Of society or goEernnsnt
Wheeler tie oprng Of fsverish AmbfieH or Of morbid
ENTHUSIASM cacslated 20 dissolve tie bocts OF lew and
affection which unite Us shall in;erpose ready aat
stern resistance believe that involuntary servitude,
as il exists in different States Of this eonfedsray Is
rec Cnized BY the Constitution | believe thAt it
stands Ike any other admitted right sni tina, the
States where Il EXITS are entitled 20 efficient rem.
edes TO erforc. he constitutional provisions.
I hold that the laws OF lS5O, commonly called the
"Compro-nise Measures us strictly constitutional,
and to be unhes.ta,ngly carried 1;, effect believe
tina; the constituted authorities Of this Republic are
bound 70 regard the night Of the South IL this respect
they would view any other legal and constitutional
right and ha; the laws to enforce them should be re-
speced and obeyed. net with reluctance encouraged
By distract opinions to their proprcty in dGsren,
state Of society. but cheerfuy snd according - the
decisions Of the tribunal 70 which their exposition be-
longs. Such have been, and ere my convictions, and
upon them snail act. ieryeniy hope thst the qucs
ton l. n rest and hat sectional ambitious or
fsnatical excitement may again threaten the durability
OF cur institutions, obscure the light Of pros
peri;y.
But let no, the foundation Of our hope rest upon
man wisdom. Il will be sufficient that sectional
prJtudces find place in the public deberaiions Il
will not be sufficient that the rash cOunsels of human
passions rejected Il must be felt that there ia
national security but in the nations humble, acknowl
edged dependence upon God and Ills overriding provi
deace
We hsve been carried in safety through psrilous
crisis wise counsels ike those which gave "a the
Constitutions, prevailed to uphold i Let the pc
nod be remembered edmonton, tad not as an
encouragement in any section OF the Uuion to make
experiments where experiments are frsrsh with such
fearful hazard. Let il be impressed upon all hearts,
that beautiful fabric is. no earthly power or
wisdom could reHntc iis broken fragments Standing
es 60 almost within view Of the green slopes Of Mon
ticelo and, as il were within reach Of the tomb OF
Washington, with ell the cherished memotes Of the
past gathering around me- like many eloqucutyoces
of EXPLORATION from Heaven, can express no better
hope for my country than that the kind Providence
which smiled upon our fathers may enable their chill
dren to preserve the blessings they have inherited.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
The immense area on the eastern front OF
the Capitol was one compact mass Of people not one
third of whom could hear.
On the completion of the address the process
sion again togaed aud proceeded along the Avenue Is.
cortng President Pierce to the Executive mansion and
leaving Mr.. Fillmore at Wizards.
FIFTH DISPATCH
WASHINGTON Friday, Mar. f-P. NJ,
The inaugural was delivered in remarka-
bly, clear and distinct voice and in free but d gnifed
manner. The President was frequently interrupted by
enthusiastic applause and the conclusion WINS followed
by the ringing of belf martial music aud the booming
of cannon The immense concourse gradually dis
pcrsed and many strangers returned to their homes by
the evening train.
Large masses followed the President to the
White House and waited upon him in the usual recep-
ton room
Mr.. Fillmore took immediate possession of
the apartments at Wizards jus; vacated by General
Pierce intending TO occupy them for few days prior
to the commencement OF his southern tour
Mr.. Fillmore dined with President Pierce
in the Presidential nsnsisn this evening.
Snow continued falling slightly during the
day melting Is FELL and not particularly interfering
with the inaugural ceremonies.
This evening several balls and other enter
sinments are given to the military and other guests
The hotels and boarding. houses, slough
somewhat relieved are still thronged