Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-21
How the Inaugural Was Received.

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The following disftches show that
the Black Republics and theirsym-
patbiz rs approve ojLincoln's address
rs mild and cdservative" paper,
while other partieyiew it as we'll call
culated TO incite iyIl war;
CHICAGO. Marh 5.-The Times
(Democrat) saysth whole seems 10
be a loose. disjoi'ea. rambling affair.
IRE general pipeIt OF the message
forces the coaluslon that Lincoln
has resolved to rce bis doctrine upon
the country afhe point Of the bay.
onet. ItcoDJdes by say ing: "Our
own cenvictigis, that the Union is
gone beyondfope if the message is
carried out good faith. 1t must be
civil war witku thirty days or the
Southern ppple are set of arrant
iracgarls id towards. The only
hope left isthsl Lincoln will not do
rs he eaysl
The T'fane, n Republican PAPER
lis qnise pre- no document can be
found ampg American State papers
em5od,iu sounder wisdom and high
er patriotism, breathing kindiier feel
ings to N sections of the country, OIL
stampedbyith firmer purpose t.
maiu,aiuthe Union and The Consti
tuition iEiolate. than the Inaugura
address, d President Lincoln.
PnubELPnIA, March s. The pa
pers gstrally view the inaugural at
y mild,tbou.h firm, expression o
lofty mnIiness and statesmanship.-
The I'nasylpanidn, on the contrary,
calls isliscreditable aud unworthy O
the Prsident, and weak declaration
of walagainst the seeding States
"a tigds claw conceal d uudcr the
face d Sewardism.
DsRoIT. March 5--The inaHg ora
was Flbiished here last evening. -
The l,'Fnblicans are in raptures Over
It, al the Demecra.s apparently FIND
little 20 condemn. The .4drocatt
(R~p sblican) this morning says Mr.
Linelns inaugural is such as viii
nesi the cordial response from every
Intf,t heart 10 the land, aud claim
tbaiwhile he is temperate and concil.
iaidy towards the South. proposes
no |coneession. The Fee Press
dim fears from The temper Of the
in;bgural. aud construction Of the
Cieiue., that We shall have a seces.
SD Of the Border States and war,
wble the seeding States will consirue
itas declaration OF war, and pre-.
pre- for war.
tTUscuMB,A, ALA March 5. Lin
oll's inaugural is. unGavorably reeeiy-
Il. and is looked upon AS deolara.
Jon Of war.
| VlCK>BURG. Miss March s. Lin.
iolns inaugural is regarded as unfa-
1orable. People generally consider
/ silly productions.
LAFAYETTE, IND. March ga sa-
ute Of 81 guas was fired to-day 10
lonor OF President Lincoln aud bis
nauguraiinn.
NEW ORLEANS, March 3.--Lincoln's
Inaugural is mast generally con-
iemned.
ST. LOUIS, March 5 The Presi-
lents inaugural Was published in ex-
fas yesterday afternoon. and was
ought after with great ayidi'y by
'ersons Of all parties. The Repub.
can douglas Democraiic) says
We fail to see in it any disposition
o sweep party platforms or party
'olilics aside, but its guarded words
nd studied sentences seem TO have
zen prompted by Some lles OF meet
lg the expectations Of The Republi-
ans who elected him. We had hoped
,r a more conservative. more coneil-
,tory expression of sentiment. =
Incb will depend upon quitting into
ractice The ideas advanced. That
i'll test the question (be i. one of
OF righ) whether the
,rts Elm b. held or re'aken, and the
avenues collected withonibloodshe1."
The Democrat (Repobiican) says:
We eau ou!y say this morning that
meets The highest expectations OF
lie country, both in point Of states
'ansbip and patriotism, and that its
feet Oh the public mind cannot be |
her than snlutary 10 the highest
,gree.
CHARLESTON. March 5.-There is
ny little feeling in regard TO the
auguraI, the people being contented
leave Lincoln aud his inaugural
the hands of Davis and the Con-