Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-09


There is however, difference nf opinion
smong them, some saying that it is capable
OF two construction-war or peace-and that
u remains to be seen what policy Mr.. Lincoln
viii pursue. The II. publiclns endorse the
Inaugural nearly ali enthusiastic lily. Other
classes regard the Inaugural favorubly.
~ ST. LorIs.
ST. Iouls. March 5.-Tha Presidents In.
hugursl was published in extras yesterday
afternoon and sought sfirr with great avdiv
ny persons of all parties. rbe Republican,
douglas Democracy) newspaper says I'VE
have to see in it euy disposition to sweep
party platforms and party politics away, bat
its guarded words aud studied sentences seem
10 have been prompted hv sonr idea uf meet.
ing the expectations Of the Republicans who
elected him. We hoped for more cOnsprva.
tive, more coneiatory expression OF seuti.
ment. Much will depeud upon putting iuto
practice the ideas advanced that will test the
question, be it one Of eXpedipucy or right,
whether the forts can be held or ipluken aud
the revenues collected without bloodshed."
LorIsvIL1e. March 5.-'rbe opinions in re.
latl0n to the inaugural at Nashville are un.
favorable. 1t is believed that the President
is determined to retake the for,s iurcibly aud
collect the revenue. Opinions are unsettled
by the manner in which it was received at
Washington, and the people ure awaiting the
documents in full.
kNoxvTLLE, March 5.-President LincolD's
lnuagnral is universally condemned, and, il
correctly reported will induce Tennessee 20
hight him to the bitter end
~ VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, March 5---The Gasetts
(CniOn) says that the Inaugural is not such
Us will probably conciate or satisfy those
whom the President speaks Of US dissatisfied
in the South
The Sentinel (Secesson) says that the po.
eltions taken are declaration OF war, laying
down doctrines which would reduce the
Southern section to the unquestioned domin-
ioE of the North as a section.
The Richmond Wig, CONSERVATIVE says
that the policy indicated toward the secedipg
States will meet with stern, unyielding resis
tance by the united South
The Enquirer (Secession) says that no ac-
ton OF our Convention can now maintain the
peace, aud Virginia must fight.
The Richmond DiSpach remarks that every
Border State out to go out within twenty.
four hours.
Dispatches from Stauntop, Va, soys that
the Inaugural is received with universal dis.
satisfaction and resistance to coercion is the
feeling of all parties.
PETERSBURG, Va, March 5.--The recep.
ton of the Inaugural has created intense ex.
citemeut. Hundreds, hitherto for the Union
svow boldly for revolution if the Convention
does not Immediately pass Secession Ordi.
nance.
RICHMOND, March 5.--The Inaugural
Greats intense excitement. The Sscessionists
regard it as equivalent to q declaration OF
war, while the Unionists say but little, and
are evidently despondeut
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
WLNISGToN, \. c., March $50 far as
koown, most Of the contents Of the Inaugural
ara satisfactorily received, especially that re.
lsting to the forts aud the collection of the
revenue, but it is only because they are sup.
posed TO favor coercion.
GoLDsBoRoUGU, n. c.. March 5.-The In. !
augnral is received in this place aud through. :
out this section with perfect Indignation.
RALEIGH, n. g.. March 5-The Inaugural /,
is iavorably received by the Uniouists. They
ihinkit does very well for Lincoln, though /
they do not approve Of oil Of it. The Dis. .
uniOnsts are dissatisfied with it.
IN KENTUCKY.
LouIsvILLE, March 5.-The Cuion msu are
rather favorably impressed by the language
OF the Iuaugural, while the sympathzers with
the Southern CopfedCracy think it declara.
ton Of war.
IN SOUTH CAROLINA. /
CHARLESTON, March 5.-This community
has not been disappointed, and have exhibit. !
cd very little feeling in regard to the Iuaugu. /
raj. They are content to leave President .
Lincoln and his Inaugural in the hands of /
President Davis and the Congress of the .
Con:ederated States
IN MISSISSIPPI And ALABAMA
At Jackson and Columbus, Mississippi, /
and Tuscumbia, Alabama, the people con.
sider 1t to be declaration OF war
In Vlcksburg. Mississippi, il is regarded ,
nniavoraby and generally. considered a silly
production.
IN LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-The Republican
press are highly pleased with the Inaugural,
while the Democratic papers consider il .
certain to cause the secession Of the Border
States.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCIESA1I, March 5-Ths inaugural was
received by telegraph and published 10 extras
OF o'clock, T. NJ, yesterday. 1t is we'll
received by all parties, and, with few excep'
ions, regarded as u very sensible and Judi |,
elous producing a most favorable
impression. 1t s generally conceded that
be has laid down the only policy for himself /
that he could have doue, and be consistent
with bis duty and his official oath, aud in
doing 80, he has mingled miliuess with firm
sess admirably.
IL KANSAS.
WYAEDoTTE, Kansas, March 4.-The bells
are ringing, and salute of 81 guns being
hrsd in honor OF the Inauguration Of A braham
Lincoln.
DEPARTURE OF EX.PRESIDENT !
BUCHANAN FROM WASHINGTON. I
WAsHIxGToS, March 5-Ex. President BIZ.
rHASAH departed on bis journey to Wheatlaud .
this afternoon. He was escorted to the rail, /
way station by two mounted and two infantry
companies, together with the Lancaster Com. /
mittee aud prominent citizens of " ashington. I
lie exchanged many farewell hand shakings,
appearing TO be unch affected by the mani.
i'slesIons OF friendship, and. when he bowed .
adIeu TO the large crowd, as the trair was
about to start they further testified their ro.
speet ny vigorous cheers.
HAREIsBrRG, March 5.-Miduisht i am
ersdib!y Informed that Governor CvRrN has
privately expressed bis determination 10 veto
ibe OIL repeating the tonnage tax oftLe P.nn
sylvania Railroad.
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