Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

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Prssident Lincols's lsassurs,.
80 WrA~ptrfs Ka So, March s.
Ihs bells wsse rusg yesterday. - gsns vera
hrsd and the rejoicing vas general 10 honor of
the insugssatios Of Lnsosn.
lRssAsAPolas. Ma'si. 4
& salats of - guns MS fred - L..., ssts
tb-dsy. 70 honor of Psssidsnt Lincoln and bic
soaugursl. 4 zN Nr
M ALwAuxsE, March g.
The Inaugural published h.rs last evening
wss read With much satisfaction bs All patt'es
The Dsneesstis paper st Msdisoa soGes oss
this morning In support Of the asw adnil-
istsation. sAtt
QuIncS. H.. March s.
Tha lDsugursl Addrsss wss received With
torr onns we're fired los ths 6satss aad oos Tor
- gA 'ss1 Nsv Yoax. March s.
z The pspers esnGally view the Inaugural
nild. though 6rm expression Of lofty maDli.
ness and statssmasship. The Ps~~sylsanian.
% the other hand, sslIs i disssedtssble, ou-
worthy Of the President and vssk dsslsra.
tion 81 war against the secediDg States H.
ger's elAw eonlluded under iese Of Sswapdnmn
HAlrvoRS. AarohjS.
], A national sslute, Fss fired ip the city yss
terdls IA Hosor u LII cosa'i inausuration. "a
The lssuesral gives gsssnl nsisiaesien
among the Republicans. aud many leading
Democratic do not hssitets 10 speak vsl1 u Il.
They like ito straight forwifd end manly tone,
snd the ssserancs that i giv<s ahat the gov
srnment will be firmly administered aud the
union Of all the States preserved. H
, @g es-c4g sfsse,t9u69 Lows, March s.
The Pres dents Inaugural was published in
extras yestefdsy afternoon, and vas sought r.
tss With great anxiety by persons of ~ par.
ties. The k(Rsblissn (Douglas DemoeI a,) cay q:
We fail 70 see in il any disp ,siiion 10 sw.ep
party p!atforms and party politics aside, but us
guarded morale and studied sentences seems TO
have been prompted by she cole idea Of meet
ing the RepsbIiasns who elected him. W.
hoped for a more conservative and more con-
cilistory expression Of sentiment. Mnch will
now depend upon the putting into practice of
the idsas advanced that will test the question.
bs il one Of expedimoy OF Of right. whether
tbs iorts can be held or relsksn, and re snuss
collected without bloodsbed. .a,.4i
The Democrat (Republican) eays We can
only say this morning thst It meets tie high e,
expectations Of shs couatry. both 10 point ol
stAtssmsaship and patriotism, ard that its ef.
feet upon the public mind cannot be ether Ii an
salutsry In the highest degree.
The Neps (Bel Everett) defers comment un.
I'll the official copy 10 received.
p CNcrxNArr March S.
The inaugural Was we'll received BY al psrti o.
with few exceptions, and regarded TO be very sen
6blc and judici0us document, and has produced q
favorable impression OF Mr.. Lincoln. Il is gener-
ally conceded he has laid down tho only policy
with his duty and his official oath, and that in do
ing - he has weighed mildness with 6rmness ad-
mirably. The inaugural was published here in
extras at four o'clock P. n. yesterday.
DETRoTr, March 5.
The Inaugural was published here last evening
The Republicans are in rsptures, and the Demo
Gratis apparently And but little to condemn. The
Ad0svt'ser lRepublican) this morning says Mr.
Lincoln's position Is such as will meet o candid
response in every patriotic heart in the land, and
claims that while he is tenn perate and concllato
~ towards the South, he proposes concession
| The Frse Prcss (Demoerat) fears from the temper
Of the Inaugural and construction Of the Cabinet
we shall have secession Of border States aud war
while seeding states will rcceiv II - . declsra
tion Of war, and prepare for war.
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Missouri COnventiOn.
ST. Louis, March S.
The Cow vention met 1T 10 o'clock, and va.
opened with prayer. Resolutions were read
moving that the protest OF ST. Louis agsinsl
coercion by the Federal Government, be red ducsd
to writing and sent to to President Of the United
States. A resolution was adopted that = Com
mittee bs appointed to wait on tho Comm ission eI
from Gs0rgtS, and inform him that Missouri dis
sented from the position taken BY that State, md
very kindly, bus enphstically declined to share
the hon0rs Of secession with her.
Gea. Coaiter and Col. Dolphin. Commissioner
70 the Washington Peace Congress, addressed the
Convention by invitation ON the state Of the eoun-
try, after which, the Convention adjourned until
10 o'clock.
Virginia Convention.
RICHMOND. March 4.
IN Coavsntion, . resolution Was offered, that tn,
Peace Co,fsrenee proposition failed 70 give assur
snce Of IN equitable ssttIement Of the slave:
question, and Virginia should offer no moro propo.
sitieus, but withdraw from the Federal Compsct
and aaopt nessurss to protect her rights, in eos
cert With pthsr Southern States. tt5
1r. CarIisle made . strong Union spseoh.
f ss3i So - --s<Dpe1---- - Il
FT00Eharleston.
-sefs 80 N. CaAaLesfON, March T.
A dispatch from the Secretary Of the Tssasuy,
Of the Southern Confederacy, says the sxclusioI
Of foreigners from The coasting trade, and eli dis
erininating duties, are abolished. The act Of th,
18th Of February, makes no disaiacton bstwss,
citisens and foreigners.
Galena Municipal Eleciios.
0ALRNA, ill.,, March 5.
At the muoicipal election held hero vest Or
day. Robert Brand (Dsmooras) va. reelected
Mayor. and the whole Democratic ticket cleo
ted by large majority.
Askansas Convention.
LoUusvMLs, March 8.
The Arkansas State Convention met ysster-
day. Union oficsss we're elected by six ma.
jority. Mt
The Arctic Bank All Right.
NnwAUKEE, Wis Asrch g.
The Arctic Bank, OF Wissossiu. 10 again %
tsblishei On . sound footing, ~ dep0sisine
the nvceassty additional security with III
Bank Comptroller.
DRS. MORGAN 4 PATTEN,
We W. FO II II.