The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-06
rHE INAuGuRAL AppREss.

for with anxiety This feeling has been parcu-
intense in regard to that Of President Buchanan That
feeling has been eraed and the popular mind in every
action of the country "a now engaged in maxi ng up lis
INDIGNANT We sp-ead the inaugural before our readers
vestetdsv without word Of comment. We were willing
no, /, sho,,d sneah for self and make i,s own lust i'm
preston by the force of its own direct and unequivoca
We rect to Il now only to EXPRESS our hearty
Of lie aetimen and to direct special attention to
few Of the more prominent positions which it enuncats
and snf,rces with 40 mncb clearness and dstnctness
wh,e a;fences If op;nion NAV exist as to the cor
Of the doctrines and principles of
a.. we ve,urs 10 predict that there will be none
n the ankpess independence and force with which Pres
a Buchanan has declared the outline of his administra
no;cv He has not only touched upon all the leading
h; ,ha, ara Ie,v to be involved in his administrative
.a. h, ho has toncbea them with simplicity clearness
"a a;ro,,n.s which mpst command universal admira-
az,
~, -o.;.o a., A. t,.t.,a, hoe n,aced IN the fore
&c ~. .aa.s,s a.. ;,na,,.n, ACKNOWLEDGMENT that
l.. uws h ,soon =, ,h ;berent 1--we FIR the constitu-
IT, ~. t,,;o, vh;.h .l s;motes thu besr,s of the
$500. .,.p rh;s 1. ar.a, tru,b and we hail its
o.,au,oouan. hr NJ Buchanan .s Indicative Of
= isuol;a. !. H. oons,i,R,;on and tho Union
At;al ~, a,.,unk ~, n,;rs administration alta
IA ,ho T1,on, - Those twin word, Of patri
49,. ! ~ son,ra.d and tho Loving
20 ~ nho,s courtrv vii, renose in increased conf
- -, 49,, ..a NJ Rncbaran giving nj the ye,y
!, II. term this uneouivocal endorsement Of the
.n,h ,ho, tho constitution and the Union are one
,..x.
60. ~. ao..,.,;1r ina, b;s e,ac,;on vas the
I'LL 30 ,ks :,has.,I ia, ~. tbo s,ns,i,no, and the
-, ,hot Tho viii Of majority sbou,d settle
one.ton. IN our Territories as we'll as in the
c,+ rh; s tho grand issue in the presidential cleo
H. "a 10 soc.o. 81 H. buchanan xtas tbs success of
ts doctrine Of ronpar encouragement In
ras.,.noo = Tho time when tho neops Of Territory
-, ..,,,o tho oneoto, Of s,averv or no slavery Mr.
p,,n oon;s,s tho ob,;oatorv character Of the
aanocra,;o n,otsorm and eYpresses his willingness to
b;d bv the decision Of the question which he has rea
"a !, bsi;svs viii so,n ma made nv the Snpreme Court
liz a o o.a tho oneson in vovsd IN The i,.pe MS to
-. 20 Tsrr;,o 4, es,ob,;sh or nrob;b;t soverv nc
r act;c. mat,cr If noment bpt thu, III. wr
4; ,;a,a, or;non NOT b monnders,ood b FRANKLY 40.
- ii. .;nd;,,ana, on;n;on Nat pnaer Tho Nehras
~, ~ .,nronr;o,o norod fwbo, ,h. o,oo,ion
- .o,sd, ,v;,I hs vhen Tho number If actual res;.
At, i; ho Trr;,orv shall i,sf tho cms,;o, &c con.
..,,,;on u;,b view 10 tic asmssion 40 State into
A.. u.;a.b ttt,., ,h,s o,nt.,;o ona nno,n;roos,
aoaxs,;o ,o,,,ors % ,ho ,;na ,ho,,o,5 of ,orenro-
40. -. $3.50, ~.
Sen'auohs ~ "n''n ms en0uhe' pe''i''eo u'ns u-
canvass IL does not disturb the position taken by the dem
ocratic party when it honored Mr. Buchanan its stand
a hr and acreed to ob;de nv The dacs;on NJ Tho
49,, -
uoh "iien n''s " " 'o " 'n0 s"''' Ju''i'A " "
the country whether that decision (which Will probably
be made to-day shall accord with the individual opinion
NJ NJ or not be aanas readv n aconesce and
-
70 carry y OUT us c uoon0 VI 'no uenoo"uo Pa'' ~
the expressive language OF Mr. Buchanan speaking OF the
judicial decision of the question But be this as il may
u Tho mnerotve and ndispenssb,e dutv Of the gov
efhmeh' " 'ue oh'eu o " seouio !" every fesiuen
inhabitant the Tree ana independent expression OF his
opnion by his vote This sacred right of each individual
-. ~ ,orara That hing accommodated nob;rr :, IA
fN>' = -
iarer han 70 leave 'ne people lerfrory ee'roih all
foreign interference to decide their destiny for them
selves subject only to the constitution ofhe United States
tsnccrey be desired that the Of this vexed
sectional question by the late presidential election and by
the decision Of the Court will TO the country
that repose and quiet for which Mr. Buchanan SO ardenty
hopcs His aopea to the Uniouoyipq spirit of the
try on this subject is full of touching pathos and patriotic
eloouence We earnestly trust that it will make deep
and widespread impression on the popular heart What
can be more truthful and eloquent than the following re-
marks of Mr. Buchanan p -
Throughout the whole progress of this agitation, which
has scarcely any for more than twenty