, 1861-03-06

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armed them That he would forthwith com, |
annlcate in writing ,Afier q short interval !;
e. Ricolay, the private secretary Of the Pres-ii
dent, appeared, when on motion Of aE-
lAlE the senate went into executive session.
It half past tfonr the following gentlemen
we're confirmed as members Of Mr.: Llncoln's
Hon. Wm,u. Seward. Secretary Of state,~ =.
Hon. Salmon p Chase, Secretary Of 1'reasury.
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary Of War.
hon. Gideon Welis Secretary OF tae NAVY
Hon csep sit ecFtarT Il the ntsor
aoh;s sIa"asa 1als, A!telnes eenetat M r.,
tne vo1e n ananiuus a n'a z,,t eaeept
nu ~ vai VI snt5s 1,er
- tLar a!a
Ihat n"v one ~ fro1n Slave Statcs shonid 20 into
,sI ~ ,sah,nat ~ v' '1se47 e'N'e N3e'7 '4
i isI,ta oEo1a ,es M so1,4,,aa ;ro,,n5 +ha aoors
etu"u tha sal.,2t orfbe !ase;a. ~ u'o'S
ANXIOUS 70 near Inc fesnn ol tne sese1on.
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WAsHtSGIoe, Marea e'-AI. bhcnanan was
lna als Mas hi'n r. s;;z7,ad 49,, 49,
~ n The ai{ endatorT IT. r t,e ant for
HssT t'a .y ~ tic scoverefs f Gunno de-
posts ialied f. oeeoms Iaw Inat 70 cofrect
'esoaa aarai msmants Ine,nhers nh @ F iSc 1,t
conercss. Tere fn-daT ENGAGED in drawing un
a rnSHifesto to he presented 10 fhe leaders. of
al naTiies rs n basis Tor q Union party or:.ani-
1,t;nn. -; !: - -
4sJ :: so15;er we're stationed on housctops 81.
the Inc Of The Presiatytia1 procession, 10 act
Is shafp-ahootcrsi In case Of rlotous proceed
.inEg. -. 49,.
= Several hundred visitors fr0nl New York
,calltd on General Scott aud the President this
evening. Great numbers left the city on the
evening train. X ~ -
The openine sentence Of -ALr. Lincoln,s In
aupural. HFellow: citizens lof the United
states y was ths siruaI of prolonged applause,
TIC coed Union Sentiment thereof striking /.
tender chord in the popular: breast. Again,
when, after defining certain actions to be his
duty, he said "and I shall perform it," there
'tion Of applause, which continued for; soma
moments. Every sentence which indicated
flrmness in the Presidential chair, and every
statement of q couciliatory nature, Was
:cheered to the echo while his7 appea! to MS
dissatisfied fellow conntrymen; desiring
them to reflect calmly and not hurry mtg
false steps vas ReiGome4py ens ana aafss a mos1
upset tie waterlng--pot of mnny OF hls hearers,
and at ihis point alone dld the melodlous voice
Of the Fresi1ent slfst 1a4lef.
Judge Iane} ola net remove nis eyce Aiopu
MI Lincoln during Inc enlile aenEe.y, A.,
III. douglas VINO $1,000 ny L1s tssus ~ tns
Ia.ilng, was ,s ~ Hs,a thatia snL1n ~.
s4.E eth!tn:su: ~ pose, ,oss, 1S
'ercion, and good asain-
Judge na1ey W. ~ n.sa TX ge1eon en t"1naS NV ~
nands W!th M. Ll44eet,,s tn1 m..s tu' ~ - -
Mr. bacnanah1 GAas .am a;xad i1;, ~ ~
others s9atieTn cn.aenn se1ea n,1l na aes ny
me nano WY sau, y. u, ~, 1r1;o,; ~ 3ncoln
cir, yop III save y ~ h.tn 80 ~ Saaa
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5ssa ea4ses gtsssenp ~, ~ ~ 1aasa5 ,;tS ,rhat
| ! tAen Kno" laaS liles a1 P.e~-oH "+ln ""10
IS [islt- IT,. z, T..
On tne step3 Wste aos. lng a44 M1;! uen5 ~ ~,
anenuA Nc" 5ps5elsi % Hosstnp1. '1 ~
Spfague o. Ahoae Elana, ts naeh!nE tha 4u ~ -
Connecticut, and the entlre caoineto OF ing CHI
gong Adnthlslfaei?a ~ p..,,,,,, ..o;a'
4n reply to qusstiqns, Mr. .Hnenanan a. sa1a'
with vfetehed and spspieisns leeI, gan
not say TnaL nc mens pn!l tea n,e ,soa'1 anau
guraL cannot unacrstand sne seese' c.' a',ar neal
ing Of the docui1ent, Wnle4 Aas oeen sunps y
read in my hearing" Mr. Denglas; sag, "
& does not mean coefcton-ne saya uotaang
4 about retaining the 1orts OF fsoeEA Pfope11S'
He's AL right" !.
Rhle ennserSRtlve people are N rapture!
over the inaugural, 1t eannpt ne aenlea- tne
many, sou1heners look npon 1t as pTccpfEo q
Of war They w1llpsobahly take.a a ,callncl
view tomorrow.
- Mr., Thurlow Weed IS delighted WITH the n
/ auaural ID erea MT. Wlgfal publicly &c
cIares t. a, most able paper certainly III
/ oncIliatory tone md tank, ont-spoken decla
ration Of LOYALTY to the whole country, cap
/ tared the hearts of: many heretofore opposed
II M. Itncolu, and Its firm enunciation Q
nurpuso to frlfll his oath, to maintain th'
t,onstit1tiop and Laws challenge Universal re
spect. =:
THE arranreme1,ts.. fiorr ihe h .preseryation O
pcaee were aamirahlc, 4 farue force Of specja
1 1nolice. with consuicuous ba1ycs. were distri
butnd Iii aIonr ths iiue Of ths. PROCESSION ant
about the Capitol, but their S1nere presenc,
vas generally sufficient. to insure order, In
! feE cases, where individual fights occurred
they iuferposed SO promptly as to prevent :
/ collision being geperaL- So they dispersed
! eYeryEatheripg, Of :penple who manifest fed th'
! least improper e4c{tcp4ent, or attempt d Il
yecIferaie sentiments intended to tb offensive
49, .~n4ndiary. The seycral companies of Uni
" "a Si.+oe Art,,,1.s all under: armB, were OF
t, ea ssssf asf- ,,sar ihrir a,1artsrs with horse
~, and riders efaulin;s by their side
nisene - III ,ntn fhe saddle nj an instant
10y ~ ri1as ni ~ ;,snurtad trOops were stand
!n ~ d;farent 1,Gfnts Of tao citT to cou7e; /,
Mg ~ e n4tsrs 4Tpnnt intelIiaence Of any dis
s1,eo Thnc +. % tnfn-out Of District Stliti
,urDo as'ag;te ;nnssing. Tic Washington Ligh
Tas 9ua1e Ieca1tPv a soaSed fine y sThey aru . iin
3Ga Guala nu ~ ~ vn,,nn man. The Rational ,K
aooklns SCI a ~ ,shnar @ ssIo,, ssmnathiee ar
nsf, III stI tnown mere daIicd to participate in It'd
@ HS4 hnHMn Nv +hsr n Iere m div at tEeArmor
Iaad. r. ~, tn,, n1,t fo aid in lie preservation