The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS AND THE NEW


We contcue exiacs from the opposition well rs
the democratic press in refeencgto the Presidents paug
raj address and the cabinet.
The Atlanta (Ga) Intelligence says;
nour columns yesterday morning contained this import
ant national State paper which, doubt not has been
read with profound interest by readers Its detl.ra-
tons plain, and its style entirely unadorned The
views forth are upon the whole such will command
the appreciation of large majority Of the American people
and think must have The effect OF allaying much OF
that bitterness of feeling that has existed in the country
son The slavery question Mr. Buchanan is frank bold
and manly in the PRONUNCIATION Of bis views There is no
shrinking from the weiknown sentiments OF the Clncin
natl Convention by the President but unms,akt-
able pledge that he stands ready TO redeem its promises TO
the country
To his friends the South he has given special sata
faction on great qnestionsst the admission OF Kan
sae with without slavery the people OF The Territory
themselves shall determine I'd in regard to the time when
the people Of Territory may assume the pre,ogstye Of
policy Mr. Buchanans position unequirocal aad sat
sfacory Regarding the latter point unimportant as
practical question: nasmueh as the decree OF ine
settlement of IL nevertheless he boldly il to be his
opinion that the people Of the Territory should decide
permitting excluding slavery at the time when they
frame constitution, and that too, when they
have sucency OF population to enttie them TO be ad-
mitted State into the Unionp
The North Carolina Standard, Of the most inHntn-
ta democratic journals in the South closes able review
of the inaugural with the following remarks:
"Nothing Will be wanted on his 1.-THE Presdenfs part
to harmony TO the States and 10 preserve the Union
according the constitution. Of all the statesmen of the
old generation he is the last who will occupy the pre- ST.
Dental chair Full of the spirit that animated snd gov
erned the bsst Of them, with no motive to influence him
but the good of his country and the appreciation OF pos
tery and with powerful and patriotic party to sustain
him. his administration cannot fail to be productive of
great and lasting benefits"
The August Georgia. Conttuonalist thus speaks Of
the cabinet: 1>
"A these appointments unexceptionabe and, whilst
they will be received by the party in all sections OF Il
Union with general satisfaction will serve to strengthen
the confidence of the country in the success OF the admin
strAon which for the next four years the direction
OF our public affairs is ntrusud The President has ex-
hbited wise discernment and practical ssgacy for
which he is distinguished not only in the selection of the
members OF his cabinet but in the designation OF the posi-
ton which each of them will fill They all sound and
conservative men, who bring to the discharge of the
duties OF the several executive departments of the govern
men large amount OF talent and experience together
with principles which hsrmonzs with those OF the PEST
dent and him that unity OF feeling aud OF purpose
his cabinet which necessary the efficiency and
success OF his administration
The ST. Louis Republican (old-line whig) says:
nThe cabinet is one that will command The respect oil
the country the whole. Coupling it with the DECLARE
tons Mr. Buchanan 10 his inaugural bavc the assur
ance of conservative decided harmonious, Unou-loving
administration. 1t will know no North no Sonth, no
East no West but the grand republic only. The country
will every to be satisfied It the extremss OF
the North and the South utterly ignored by the govern
ment Between the the Of The people s,aud, The
real and reliable supporters Of all administrations The
predetermined opposition of the New Orleans Del and
those it can accomplish nothing but continued
agitation on the subject of slavery. We are pledged
against that whether its roll from the North the
South"
The Lexington (Ky) Statesman says Of The iuaugural
1--WE would specially commend the emphatic inderend
ence and mannss of this paper There is subterfuge
or evsvenes upon the exciting issues before the country
| AN sound national men approve it's seatimeats
| so just moderate, and wise"