New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06

fact Of tie divis.un Of the Republican patty iuto
uEioDists and Disunicns:s. imposed 81 additional
baloen OF Mr. Lincoln. He could no more safety the
Radicals o. lie partJ than tic Seees.iou;ste. Tie
has wiscly not attempted 60 do either. He Las
clared his positions IN the mao IN msulr, straight,
forward way,
Tie ErprrsS Republican, defers comment, bat esvs,
let II suffice bow !cr Indication Of feeling that
We pronounce the Inaugural Message 20 he i-st eucb
document ~ VIC expected from the Albanian Lincoln
f"r whom we cast our vete.
Tie CcmmeriG| ddteriiscy Republican says II IT,
10 our mind al that eoCld be deeired or expected
That our feioW-ct2ens the Border States viii coin
cdc n this opinion scarcely doubt, snd should
TIE fecOisituted authorities which DOW pretend to
govern tie seeded Stea not succeed in preventing
The dissemination Of the address within their borders
NE feel confident thai lie influence mUF have the eject
20 insprit the conservatives there, and convince the
GestrvciiycS also that II war and blopdfhed 70
ensue, that they must, 10 the emphatic language Of
reeGCIt Liuruu. beef their own creation. but
feel tbat the soothing eoc Of such fnauy, such IA
trOtiC, and such iathery sentiments uttered by
Precedent Lincoln viii prove like OIL upon Che waters
and eventually calm tie public mind.
DETROIT, tuesday, March y laul.
The in@ggclal Wac published here last evening.
Tic Rep bians 10 Tapturcs over L, and the Den
ocrats apparently find little 20 condemn.
TIE Adrcrtissr iRepublican Of this morning says
dr. iduooln's position Il such rs viii meet cordii
repOnse ia every Patriotic heart in tho land and claims
that, While he is temperate and concatory toward the
South, lie proposes 10 concession.
me / ire FffSS lcriCCrdtj lGafb, lOM INC VilIeI
Of the Inaugural and the construction Of The Cabinet,
that we shall have the secession Of the Border States
GGd wax, while the scccded States viii receive rs
declaration OF war and prepare for such emergency.
CITvrItED, Tuesday, March s. 1851.
Tie Republicans here are greatly pleased with tie
Inaugural. The Democratic paper considers L certain
to cause the secession Of the Border States
NYAsnor1F, hansas, Monday, March >, lsh:
The bells are ringing, thirty-icur guns are being
fred aud there is general rejoicing in honor Of the in
auguraiiOA Of Precedent lincoln.
ROCHESTER,, Taesday, March 5, 1861.
Tie IuaUgIral was suxOusly waited tor here, and
was received with almost universal satsiRctioH.
Tie U0iV Uf@ocrGt lRcpublican) which has OF
posed compromise warmly lndoTes 1t, while the Dem
Ocral1c organ gvoF It a qualified approval.
NEW-OrLEANs, Tuesiay, March 3, 1851.
Mr.. LDcolis Inaugural was received here yester-
day, in three hOars from Washington. IL II regarded
as incongOus md contradictory relative 90 constitn
tiosl rights. The assertion hst tho ordinance OF the
seoeGed States are void and their nsurTccti0nGry
coupled with tho determination 90 hold occupy, and
possess tho Government properly, and 20 collect Feye-
nue., II received Us IN open declaration OF war; The
as,ortion that ~ bo)i viii be shed ana invasion
made unless the south Tesists i uliculed.
Dispatche. to-day from Montgomery universally con-
cede war 90 be inevitable. The Southern Congress
waB engaged In organizing a standing army OF 1000
men. 5000 men can al once be placed on movable
war-fooing.
Tie P.cogvue of to-day states thai precedent en-
lists for the South 10 regard any attempt al coercion On
declaration Of war; BY the act Of Congress, in l84j
declaring in preamble thai "wgr exists ~ the act VI
Mexico
O.wRGo Monday March 3 1851.
Tie Palladium Democratic savs lie tone is gone
rally modore, but il fails to sugge1t any proposition
policy Of settlement Of tNe national dhcultic'.
SYu,cUsr, TUESDAY, March 5, 1861.
Tte Journal Republican, thinks while the lnaugu-
rl is mild, conciliaorv, and emiDently patriotic II D.
vet sufficiently decisive and firm.
TIE Cour.er lDcmocraGc) finds f-Ul with the Iuau-
gural, but cefers extended comment.
RoCrr-TrE, Tuesday, March ., 1851.
Tire D.f7Crr1t fhsgUi lCaul fqvI Of Tie manner IN
which the Inaugural was received there II wac graft
wing 20 hear fhO expressions Of approval which broke
forth when the Address was read. The IlOdcga'i0n
which characterized n and the rrmncss Of the Prsti-
dent language the subjectf OF the most unquat
fed praise. The people recognize a. once Tho ta' t0t
at last the Government had passed into The hands u
man and statesmu-oue who disiaiucd alike tho dc
taes - passion and ne counacls Of coHndile lhe
treeg were iu # pleasant faces, and words Of chco-
fulness and hope were freely exchanged: Lyea ne
most ultra Democrats seemed O. rejoice thai ire snip
OF S,ate wls no longer rndcr the q dsnce q ~ ilbc-
Gle end dcfar9 II not gc'usi traitor. We hayc
never known public document so eageriy s0'thi i''
OF sa hcg-.l, welcomed and admired il lochsf.gr
LorrsrlLrr. ny, IuesIey, March %, 1871.
Tho opinions o. ts inaugural q. Nashville are I'M
favorable. .is believed that Mr. Lincoln II lc'cf-
mined 20 r1'atc tic forts and iJIibiy collect tho
reveuro. OPINIONS GRO unsettled ny is reception 20
Wellington. Tho people ac awaiting Tie doi-lclI
Al Jackson and Columbus, Mic, and Tafcaubia,
Ala, II "a rou-i Tered q De laratl0l oi war.
A. Vickrbug ii l. regarded unfaycrsbly, and gene
rally considered very silly production.
A. New-Orl. aus /. n most generally condemned.
in his city tho Union mon are rather taycFably il1-
pressed but thg sympzhzcrs with tie southern Con-
iederaCy think i declaration OF war.
ArExlyDrIA, Va, Tuesday, March ., 1861.
TIE G1- Il Union. S. the Inaugural Is uOi such
% i. wished, nor such O. VIII PROBABLY cOngla'c
or frtsfy those.W0m MI Lincoln speak. Of a. d.ssa.
Isl ID H. tho SOu.h.
TTc Ss-sa., ,Scca,siln) says q Pc ons taken are
q declaration OF war lay ing down doctrines which
would reduce TIE Soutbern section 10 the uniuesJAed
dominic. Of tbC NO.th Uf a section.
RIchHosD. Va, Tuesday, March ., 1861.
TIE Hkig lConssrVa.Igel Gays: The policy inai1a,
tel toward tn seeding &es VIII meet the stern and
u1yielliDg resistance Of tho united South
The EaqtJsr ,Seces'onistl GAYS no action OF our
Convention clu now maintain peace. Virginia must
The dispatch remarks, Every Border State Ought
% 20 out OF ths Union in q hours"
Dispatches from Stanton state ttet the inaugural
was received with ubiyCTl dissatisfaction. Reslst-
anoe 10 coercion is the feeling Of eli parties.
The Inaugural creates intense excitement. The Nc.
cegsiOusts regard 10 as uiynleu a. declaration OF
war The Union ray but little, bat evidently arc
disappointed. zoe,
NJ. Lincoln's Inaugural, if reported correctly, If
universally cOndeIanod. Tennessee viii tight him to
PETYEsBURG, TuesdGy, March 5, 1861.
There was intense excitement on the reception Of
the Inaugural. Hundreds, hitherto for the Union,
avowed boldly for revolution, Il the Convention does
not Immediately pass the Secession ordinance
WnsIgGTog, N. c., Tuesday, March ., 1861.
So far AZ known most OF the contents are sotsfeco-
rly received ally relating TO forts ana tho cor
lection Of the revenue becalfe they are supposed 70
GoLpsBoEouer. y. G., Tuesday, March 3, 1861.
The inaugural was received At thif place through
out this sec.ion with Indignation.
RALEIGH, N. c., Tuesday, March >, 1861.
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