Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-08
,:FBID.A. y MORNING
The Philadelphia Pre,s strongly con ,,,,
mends IT, Aad dgatEl z q

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But while he thus, ayows his d.s;.. -
faithfully disrhaFg ali the ,jnt;ss =. ~
the American people have imposs,I ,,,,s5,t 1's..
him, he makes Hn earnest effort "a, rs,,,,,,...
the aPpreheusions from his
which have been excited among !, sIsr..o
portion of the people in the xlare S,n,ss.
and 1t would have been difficult for nm.
| one occupying his position to have yivr;,
them more ample assurances of his de,sr.
mination to treat the South as Enirly r,,,I
justly as the Nsrtb. ""4
TIE NorM -Iatrie3n, heartily entlo,sir,
it, thus speaks ofits effect in the South: /:
To the sufferers under the secession dos.
polism OF the cotton States, its Significance.
,wilI come home more keenly than to any
Others, declaring to them that the Union
yet exists TO benefit them, us faras it may
az every TRIAL .lGey are forced TO undergo,
10 i"Fnlsn mem a tree postal service to the
iatesI moment, andtO restrain violence
with strong hand where violence IL in
voked to1destrgy lhetgovernmeni Thnr-
sHnds ON thousands In those S1otes VIII
welcome this inRugaralflas they would n
release frpm.urdeserred Imprisonment. or
from any great and painful restrain M.
end df which they could not see. 80
Says the Philadelp6ia EaQurey:
The document hns yet TO be carefulIv
STUDIED. The address Is In admirable tone
and temper. 1t brsahts tbroughont tho
kindest spirit to the tdissatisiel" naorIo
of theSoulhern SLateS. No man c,,, r,.,',I
it without being convinced that the new
President is a Patriotin inthe sincere desire
|. to disPcl groundless {pprehensions crow
ing out of his election, and tbron0ho1,t Tho
nuGress tnere Is q prePdtng purpose to do
right. In all these aspects it is, rs we
have already snid, mott admirable.
The Buiienin says: ~
1t is the clear duty III the Who'll. corr,rr
| to give Mr. Line0lt 4 fair triaj. Ills in.
augural address is slinently concilintorv.
1t asserts in the strSggest manner his da-
termination 10 seclrk the rights of ,he
whole country, of tyery State uudcr tue
constitution. Il deElRres, clearly and un-
eqpivocaliy, that ths North has neither
power por disposition to interfere with
slavery in the Shltts where it exists. and
improves of the andndment which has
pnsssd both the .Houks, which places tI,c
right of the slnve-bt5iing States to tth.ir
slaves under the guahntee of the Cousti-
tutor. 1is.l rs
Mc,do not see verJ well what objection
can be taken to this isrefully considered
S9ureSs. = IL is evideiuy written by AIR.
L!hco'n ~ hlmselt II pears every mark of
his style, and we takdthis as n f.fyorablc
omen that he means ,to do his own tbink-
lug" II there is anything that the peopl.
like in President Il d Independence aud
courage.
Ihe baltimore AEi EiFiedn and Patriot
speak very favorable dit, while the Gin
per, n strong Bell ana t3Grs,, ,,.,,,, L,.I,z
the following lalg1agvs - :. '7-''.s
The tnnnpguEll addEeSs of lrr. Lincoln.
which we laYSbefSEo, our renders this morn
ing, is commendnble for its temnerDnc4
aud coqsetsatfshn 1t is firm In the nm
-tionality Of tire Sentiments expressed. anu
emtuehtly peiek loving md conservative
IN It's recommend tions. We heartily com.
mend Z. as a genuine Union address, worthy
OF the tApprObnti0a of every conser-
Tatlve Ehi9n3 sowing man iu the Soutb, as
well is tbe North, and not, in any way
obnoxt1ustot the ultra but honest ndvo-
rales of Southern Rights. Ii Lincoln's
inaugural an nugury of the character
OF his admifistration, the country may be
congratulated upon hi. election to- the
PresidepcyT
The BalIimpre Sun, and all other seccs-
sion sheets including the New York Herald
and J6H4tal 9f Commerce, aver that the
inaugural is a declaration Of war, which
is rather a hopeful Indication than other
wisei bql true Union men everywhere will
endorseIhe position OF the President and
sust4thlafm. "