Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-08

Int DufueI ClhNe ClateH' AlLnOSt generally
condemn the Inaugural There is, however,
difference Of opinion among them, some saying
that it is capable Of two cOnstruetions-war or
peace-and that it remains to be seen what
policy Mr. Lincoln will pursue.
The Republicans endorse the Inaugural, nearly
all enthusiastically. Other classes regard the
inaugural fayorably.
IN TENNESSEE.
The opinions in relation to the Inaugural at
Nashville, are unfaYorabe. tits believed that
the President is determined to retake the forts
for chilly, and collect the revenue. Opinions are
unsettled by the manner it was received at
Washington, and the people are awaiting the
document in full
At Knoxville, President Lineoln's Inaugural is
universally condemned, and, if correctly re-
ported, will induce Tennessee to fight him to the
bitter end.
IN MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA.
At jackson, and Columbus, Mississippi, aud
Iuscumeiai Alabama, the people consider it to
DO declaration Of war.
AT Vieksburg, Mississippi, it is regarded I'M
iavorably, and generally considered a silly pro-
duction.
IN LOUISIANA.
In New Orleans, the Inaugural is most gene
rally condemned
IN KENTUCKY.
AT Louisville, the Union men arc rather favo-
raoly Impressed by the language Of the Inaugu-
ral, while the sympathizers with the Southern
Uoniederaey think it a declaration Of war.
IN VIRGINIA.
AT Alexandria, the Gazette (Union) SAYS that
'he inaugural ~ not such one as il wished nor
sucu Us Wlil probably conciliate or satisfy those
whom the President speaks of as dissatisfied in
the South. SO
The Sentinel (Secession) says that the posi-
uons taken are declaration of war. having
uoWp doctrines which would reduce the Southern
section 10 the unquestoned dominion of the
North as a section,
Inc Richmond Wing CONSERVATIVE says that
tne pohey indicated towards the seeding States
WI meet win stern, unyielding resistance by
the united South.
The Enquirer (Secession) says that no action
u our convention can now maintain the peace,
anu virginia must fight.
lhe llehmond Dispafch remarks that every
poruer State ought to 60 out within twehiy-four
Dispatches from Stanton, Virginia, say that
the Inaugural is received with universal dissatis-
iscuon' and resistance to coercion is the feeling
Of all parties
AT Petersburg, the reception Of the Inaugural
mas created intense excitement. Hundreds.
hitherto for the the Union, ayow boldly for re-
foluuon II the Convention does not immedate-
" pass secession ordinance
AT Richmond, the Inaugural creates intense
excitement The Seeessionists regard i: as
equivalent to declaration of war, while the
Union men say but little, and are evidently dc,
spondent.
IN NORTH oARoLfNA
AT Wilmington, so far as known, most Of the
contents Of the Inaugural arc satisfactorily re-
celVed, especially that relating to the forts and
the collection Of the revenue but it is only be
cause lhey are supposed to favor coercion.
Al uolasborough. the Inaugural is received
with perfect Indignation
AZ halegh, the Inaugural is favorably re.
ceised by the Unionists. They think 1t does
very well for Lincoln, though they do not no.
prove Of al Of it. The Disunionists are dis
IN SOUTH CARoLIgA.
Inia community has not been disappointed.
ana have exhibited very little feeling IN regard
70 me Inaugural. They are content to leave
a5Gsloea, Lincoln and his inaugural in tho hands
federated States. ''' 0'-