The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-03-14
THE INAUGURATION.
tCsrsspoDdenoe Of the Circ!nnAi! Commercial.
WASHIxGIoN. March 4.

I the east front OF the caritei was one Sa>t
black sea Of Lcsns The vice Prcsiden,
~as insugursted in the Senate Climber.
! the oa,n OF office Lcin: administered to
! Mr.. Han!iD BY Mr.. Breekinsidge. This
ceremony was witnessed By all the legis.
ia,ive, diplomatic aud Judicial corps, aud
! by abou, two thcus md ladies', who filed
| the gall ries Meanwhile the multitude
vi.hou. va. being en:er,oin,d BY fine
martial ms.ic, aud by the antics Of a H.
matte, Who climed tall tree 10 front of
the capitol aud made long political
speech, claiming 10 be the righ,fui Pres.
ident Of the United States. Policemen
we're detached 10 brin. him down, bu,
lac climbed with the agility of a monkey
to the ,opnost boushs, where he stood
rocking in the wind, and inside another
speech. lie finally came down Of his
own accord. This was the neares. sp-
prosch to q disturbance ,ha, occurred
during the entire day. And now were
seen issuing from shc central door Of the
,pi,ol, Sepaior Hale and Judge Davis,
accompanied BY Mrs Lincoln aud sever
al ladies' who took seats upon the plat.
form They were soon followed by the
portly clerk Of the Supreme Court, lead.
ing the venerable Chief Justice by the
hand, and bearing the sacred book upon
which Mr.. Lincoln was TO be sworn
Next came Abraham Lincoln with jaime.
Buchanan b. his side, and sa, down on
the RICH, of the stand, while fancy and
other Jud ees took seats upon the left. -
Senators followed, Messrs. Douglas,
Pierce. Cameron, Baker, Powell and Rice
heins especially conspicuous Then the
entire diplomatic corps, in full costume
viii. all their splendid decorations, took
their positions 80 the left Of the stand,
Gen. Scot. with the higher officers Of the
! Army pnd Navy bein: next them. Rep
I reseptatives in Congress filled up the re-.
manning seats. All being seated, Sena.
tor Baker, Of Oregon, rose aud said -
Fellow citizens. Abraham Lincoln.
Presiden, of the United States. will now
proceed to deliver his inaugural address. I"
Mr. Lincoln rose, calm, collected and Sc
rene in manner, and. with preliminary
glance over his vas, and imposing audit
ory, put on his spectacies aud began 10
read. He looked neither anxious nor
careworn, but hIs chec,fulpess was mark
ed, aud his clear, trm tones Of voice, Is
he read with great elaboration and pre-
cislon Of emphasis. pc neirs'e6 the ex;ren
tiles of the tushed and attentive crowd,
who cover d acres Of ground. The in
aucural address is before you, and i,
need, only to sketch It's reception By the
people who had the good fortune TO hear
it. L. was applauded repeatedly. and, a,
times. rspiurousy '. When Mr.. Lincoln
declared. =. | hold that in the contempla
ton of international law, and Of tie & on.
.iiiu,ion, the Union Of these States is
perpetual the ckctr. were hearty snd
prolonged. When be said. :" stail,ske
csrs that the isw. 0: the Union be faith
fully executed n I'll tie States" there
va. Tremendous shout Of appror,l
But the greatest impression Of I'LL was
produced ty the tasl trpc&.. which the
pre.tdcn, delivered with .rea: soietu n:v
Is! emphasis. using hi. gestures TO add
.i.p IDeance TO the words: i" You have
a. oath Registered IL Heaven T. DESTROY
itls Government. vhIle suz!! have the
most solemn one 10 preserve, protect and
defend IL Tine wac received with
rnuud after round Of CD tro-. and at the
c,e.,. men waved lher Lat-, and broke
iurtL H. tn" n.arttest manifestation, Of
deli-r' The eIt-ao'oinarv c1esrness.
nt.lOr"aranest AID lofts spirit Of
patriotism winch ppry.ded the gsuic au
1ress impressed every listener, s1Iie The
evident clCnestucsS. sincerity ana muni-
ness OF VI Lincoln, cIsurtcu he praise
even OF his enemies Never surely. yas
IN inaugural a1Iress received with more
tayyr ny the majority Of those vino hear,i
! 1t III buchanan sat with MS has 90
his head. sQd eyes closed during most Of
the deilrery, whie Mr. Douglas stood On
Lincoln rl-h'. next he stand. fi.teniu.
atteuIveI '. and hardly once took his eye.
Of the 'Dcakor yiIIle NJ C4tnerVn
STOOD with ms back 10 The President, "a
tie opposite ,Ide 70 Mr. Dou-l,s, peerIng
If iut5 The s'owd. Senator Seward aud
the 9tocr caDInct 0fcsrs elec. kept
themse:vc. II ,hr back ground, The al
IDEAS occupied So minutes IN delivery.
A. = n,so Chief Justice fancy repeated
HE oath N IN aud bic voice, Nr. Lincoln
rcpeatinc It after him. in a clear earnest
Tone: II. Abraham Lincoln, 10 so'-
EMMY ,wr4r." e., holding between
them .ba R,Dja Which sttested the sol.
emn net, Which VAS raised to ms p i1'
s!s~r,. hv the President Ne the s'o'e
# ,bis mast impressive ceremony tHie1
T,s,ie, fancy then shook hah4s with
Lincoln, after when See etary
'q,as. cas- IN, first - grasp him by the
.,.,l r,iinwld hY numeruG- Senators aud
,,h.r a,rn,taries Of tie government. -
NJ. Presidential party then took up the
l;,,. ,s march for the " hl,e House, cs-
.,,t.d by The brilliant military cnrtege,
,,J accom- panteI and enGladed by swarms
aud n,Yrla,!s ai people, in such numbers,
i, - an,d by hong residents here, AS were
never seen AZ ans inauguration before
rh.. street. were filed with a hurricane
1t ,gns-. as ~ have had DO rain here fol
.en aay.. Arrived at the Presidential
aao,ion. the entire military gave part.
lag salute The inin,nse crowd slowl.
votcd away The gate closed upon Mr.
Lincoln and his suit, and he was safely
aud comfortably Installed in his new
home.
TIE CABINET.
! FROM the New York World
! Mr. Lincoln compiimented the nation
! by informing all its citizens, at the sam,