Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
II DAvENPORI, ,IOWA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH g. 1851
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WAsaixs1os, March Z.
Several State dIlsea,ions tL,s morpipy. :.
-diassos uass. paid their respects 10 III. Lin.
cole. sseav @AT asf af I Hs sh
Ar. Bsehsnan was at ths Capitol this neraine
Tor three hours, and was detained till i've inmates
70 noon, Attending - cubic businsss. He signed
every bill presented to him !; none making public
appsopfiatiens were lost. The bill amendatory =
tSe sst r. the prstsctios ef tAs dissossssss Of
0uano dSposites, failed to bseGms : Nv. That
to correct verbal errors in she tariff ct w.
passod. @
Several Denocratie msnbers Of the late Con-
gsoss, wese 70 day engaged in drawing up mani
49, % - psosnosd = sAs haAsp = iAhpartiss,
4 = sI1$s nssis fos gnier R.rY ssg>nisstisn.
o. procession, 70 sct - sAasp aAsotsn, il case ef
SsssrsIhsndrsa visit.r, from New Yort called
On Gss. Sestt and ths PpssidsAt ,sh = evening. a
Great sprbeFs lsft The ery. .ea ths svepipg
- TAsspssiwruuuuusue-Msanuuu~1sllov
Citizens of the United States" Was the signal
sSs Sf~s ssbss.sse, :..;lss III 4 t lUkSs ytsd I Il
the popular breast. Again, when after de6ning
certain actions 70 be his duty, he said, "A4d
shall perform it," there Was spontaneous sndup-
rosrous manifestation Of applause, which continned
for some moments. Every sentence which ihdi-
Gated 6rmness IN he Presidaasil chair, and every
statement Of conciliatory nature, was cheersd -
tho echo; while his appeal to his dissatisfied fsl
low countrymen, desiring them to "re6ect calnly,
ani not hurry into false steps," was welcomed By
closing sentence upset the watering pot" Of many
Of his listeners, and - this point alone, did the
melodious voice Of the President elect falter.
Judge Taoney did no, remove his eyes from Mr..
Liacol1 dariAg the entire delivery.
,. NJ n.. =: .ns ;',:s :. n: ,ss & =.
soto Uoes, "0ood, thatsso, no coercisn asd good
again"
Judge Tannsy was the 6rst person who shook
hands With Mr.. inoola, AID Va. followed BY
Aeasrs. Buchanan, Chase, DOugias, aad host Of
Others
4 Southern gentleman seised him BY the hand
save u.s. -,s stF
To which, Mr. Lincoln replied, II am -ery slad
that what have said, causes pleasure TO South
erners, beo:use then know they are pleased with
On the steps we're Gov. King, and many inna
entail New Workers, Cows. Loppia and Sprasae,
Of Rhode Island, Buekinghan, Of Coanessieut
and the eItirs Cabinet Of the outgoing Admins
trstioa. 3C4
Mr. buchanan said, with = vretched and sus.
picious leer, Il cannot say what he meas until
secret meaning Of tho document which has be %
GDmply read in my hearing" -
Mr.. Douglas said, HE does .ot mean coercios.
He says nothing about retaking the forts or tsde-
raj psopsrty. He 4 al right.
While copserv ative people are II raptures ovel
tho Ipaagaral, Il cannot bs denied that man,
Southerners look upon it - : precursor Of war
They will probably take calnlag view TO- morrow
Mr.. Wed il delighted with II, and even Wig
fall publicly declares it . most able paper. Ger
tainly ip concilistoiy tone and frank, out-spoke'
Ideclarstion Of loyalty to the whole country. cap
turel the hearts Of many, heretofore opposed t
Lincoln, and its pronunciation Of purpose Il
fulfill his oath, to maintain the Constitution IN.
laws, challenges universal respect.
The arrangements for preservation Of peace
were admirable. A largo force Of speeia polics
| wish conspicuous badges, were distributed 81
along tn: line Of procession and about the Capi
| tol, but their mere presence was generally sun
cieut to ensure order. In q few cases, where ip
dividual fights occurred, they interposod $
promptly, - to prevent collision being general
So they dispersed every gathering Of peol VIII
| manifestsd the least improper excitement or 1t
tempted t. vocifsrAte sentiments intended to b.
offensive or incendiary.
The several Companies of U. =. ARTILLERY, 81
under arms, wers the street near II cir quarters
With horses hitched up and riders standing b.
instant's notisas Files Of mounted trDops wer
standing st different points Of the city, to CONVEX
to headqussten prompt intelligence Of any dis
| turbancs. The turn out Of District militia VA
quite imposing. The Washington Light lntantr,
looked 6n1. they are . Ans looking set Of youni
men. The National Rifles, tho corps whose ssces
ron sympathies are we'll known here, failed to par
ticipa, . il the parade, but they were on duty q
the Armsry, ready to line out % aid il the pres
no inauguration Ball last night, for which
such e1ten.,v. PssP.rssons ne , been made; ~
passed of in manner satisfactory TO al. Mr.
Line oln, with his ASsmily, accompanied BY Vic,
President Hsmlin snA family, senator Dougla
and other distinguished pers< ayes, sstsTed tn,
Ball about IL o'clock, and after brief promenade
ieceiyed As Persoasl esng1aia' s.ioas .:tI s.ch {.
the Presidential party proceeded TO the supps
room. Aftervards, some Of tho party, inelueinl
Senator Douglas and NJ. Lin,oln,ehose theis part
nsrs and danced quadri1le. 18s.ssssa''
In regard to Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet, nothing fur
ther i tne.. tess xs s.olisaeA ysssesday Their
Ar. Chase is eenosrnsd, and i 10 thought viii
some prospect of spccsss. i is intimated, tina
Mr.. Sherman, Of Ohio, may bs substituted 10
thim, in which csss, Ar. Chass will psobably tax,
mission t. Europe. 3
New Workers, numbering at least i've hundred
ytVYyglWQ Wy W9SW AA00~ ~ SosA SPADA -
President. Mr.. L. came out Mr.. Hadford intro
duced the party, and the President made bsie
l speech. ~ the conolusien, be vas greeted viii
| I hearty roand Of cheers, after which severn
gentlemen shook hsade with him, but he found i
necessary to break swsy from the company. tn
delegates then reformed and marched to the resi-
dense Of the Hon. Sinen Cameron, Who appeared
in answer 70 their calls, and addressed them brisf
i ~. The company then proceeded to pay their 70
spects 70 the Hon. Andy johnson, Of Tenn, at th'
81. Nicholas Hotel, who came out and made .,
eloquent and earnest Union speech, endorsing tn
lnaegss.l without qu.iisAiee. TAsy also salls'
WAsnlxeroS, March s.
The floor Of the Senate Chsmber va. dense
~ crowded to-day before the members wsr,
csifef 10 order. The utmost anxiety va
Lsxpvsasvd every where TO lsasu the 1esnatiol
Of the Cabinet The galleries vers sbouttwo
thirds filled. The HsDats mst - !. P, n. AMI
prayer vas made by the Chaplain, especially
in bshah oe the President Of the q. 8.
On motion Of Mr. Hale Committee Of tws
was aptntntsl % Usit . shs President AMI
inform him that the Senate vss ready 70 q
csive sny communication be might be .plssset
to mske. Msssra. Hale and Douglas were %
pointed such committee, and Immediate
Iiy proceeded to perform their nuty ~
THE Senate here took : rsesse till 4:SO z
H.. the Senate sgain coming 10 order.
Mr.. Hale reported thss ths committee ha'
lnsrissmsd their adaty, aud the President hs'
Iinfsemed them that hs vosd forth With com
municats 10 writing.
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