The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-09

dents OF President Pierce he indicates with all desira
BILE dstlnciness his aequescence ID the COMPROMISE
measures lheisOy giving the that far as his
action may affect the question: il will moi be disturbed
during his administration. Equally emphatic is his ex
pressed determination 10 secure TO Americans everywhere
protection 10 their just pursuits which national honor de-
mands, and oil which the flag oil our country Is made The
guaranty.
In hne the address comes fully up 10 the pusaton Of
the popular hear and we have doubt but that the
President VIII be found lust the man 10 make ner-
Torrance OF duty equal the recognition of lis claims
uPonhlm how comprehensive their scope may be-
From the New Nork sun, (nsuraL)
The NEW ADMINISTRATION. To-day the cabinet of
President Fierce Will no doubt be confirmed by the SEN
ate anu lheh GUY announced 10 the public But since il
has become evident that Gen Pierce will be master of his
own mind, and shape the policy of his administration
the interest IN his selection of cabinet officers has been
chiefly confined 10 political expecans OF Office or favors
ne people generally iee satisfied that President Pierce
will call into his couAcs and place at the head of the
several departments, men emnenty fitted to discharge
me uues u lelf respective ofhces and therefore, they
are less interested IMAM they woad be if the occupant OF
the presidential Office weak man. requiring superior
talent and greater experience 10 direct and sustain him
But rresdenl Fierce will have cabinet willing and able
TO carry out MS patriotic and progressive measures
In his inaugural he has applied the touchstone TO the
popular feelings and Judgment and the response that has
gone 1oih even from political opponents, leaves him in
the bold course marked out by himself President Pierce
has red the temper oil the people, and their shouts ofap
proyal must convince him that he can rey on their sp
port he moves forward, and that he only lose their
confidence by hesitation timdity. II was clever
stroke OF craftsmanship, in the President use the first
pubic opportunity to avow the principles upon which he
is determined to administer the external relations OF the
republic The declaration enables him 10 start right
backed oy me whole moral and material power Of the
masses OF his counrymen, to alone he Justly ac-
knowledges his obligations
From the Delaware Gazette, (democrat)
HE INAUGURAL ADDREss.-The inaugural address of
Franklin Pierce will be found in paper day The
democratic party and the nation at large have great
Tor congratnaion that the in whose hands the peo
pie nave chosen In their sovereign capacity to place the
desnes OF the government for the succeeding four years,
has evnced in this his first official act, such and
eminent ability
The scholastic beauty OF the address merits no less the
admiration OF the reader than does the dgnifed, firm,
and exalted position assumed by the President in refer
ence TO the general policy OF his administration
The republic VIII again acquire confidence in its
ecuuve department, the want OF which during the two
last administrations has been amentably apparent
tina, il will enable our citizens once more to repose with
PRIDE aud safely beneath The protecting folds OF the stars
and stripes IN any and every quarter OF the globe
The style and tone of the address will al once inform
without full and ample a,onement That an American
wherever he may be, shall not appeal in vain Tor justice
and reparalion
The President has so beautifully woven together his
opinions that none can read them without admiration,
while those who do SO but for the purpose of finding
something 10 condemn are at a loss what part OF the
document TO attack since every feature of if is 80 well
sustained by It's eloquent author
From the Augusta Gn Constiuliona and Republic (democrat
PRESIDENT PIERCE's lNAUGURAL.-The telegraphic out
line OF the Presidents inaugural published BY us yester-
day, gives us but an nkllng of its merits and positions
But the first impression thus made on most favora-
bic and agreeable. 1t sounds we'll We like the ring of
the metal.
We like lis bold tone regards the question of terri
orlal extension and annexation for though there is
movement OF that kind which desire pressed al this
Janclure and though national e8gency squirting the
popular mind INTO mpatience this score yet will
have good effect for the world to understand that il
have H,n tprp
statesmen II IS policy 10 be dealt with wisely, eau
nously, Justly, but not timidly.
The emphatic endorsement of the Monroe doctrine is
but proper reflex oil American sentiment proclaimed in
the rising dawn OF our country's greatness while hers
was as yet but the hopeful promise OF being of the
great powers OF the earth. Ii IS reiterated in the
meridian spendors OF her prosperity and power with an
mpressveness that will be felt and needed 1t il uttered
too, by man devoted to republican institutions, and i'm
bued with thorough sympathy with the principles OF
free government The honor and the interests of his
couEtry alike pledged TO the maintenance of the doc
trne The people with the President on the ques-
on and will sustain him in the positions he has assumed
as the policy OF his administration.
From the soldsboro IN. Gu Patriot and Republican.
The address of President Pierce to his counrymen j.
OF the most splendid productions of the kind that has
ever fallen from the lips of President II breathes
throughout spirit OF patriotism and earnesness which
al once TO him the confidence Of all unprecedented
men. The tone and policy OF his administration, the
more important points, clearly and distinctly fore
Swallowed. Its sentiments in exact accordance with
the progressive spirit OF the times and less so with
sound conservatism On every point touched he clear
and decided. The address is earnest OF the wisdom
that Will attend his administration, which, If carried
in the SPIRIT will win for itself the applause OF the
masses OF his countrymen.
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