Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-20
What is Thought of the Inaugural.

NHut IN lHOuSHt vi tho ih""s""'
PETERSBURG, Va, March G.-Thousands
on the reception of the inaugural, hereto
fore for the Union, declared for revolution
if the Convention does not Immediately
pass secession ordinance.
RICHMOND, Va, March 5th.-Thc "Whig''
conservative says the policy indicated to-
wards the Seeding States will meet the
stern and unyeldng resistance of a united
South. The enquirer Secessionlsts says
no action of our Convention can now main
tain peace. Virginia must fight. me
"Dispatch" says every border State ought
to 90 out of the Union intwenty-four hours,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March Gth.-The
"Gazcttc,n Union, says the inaugural VIII
not satisfy the disatfectcd persons of the
South The "Scntinc, )" Secessionist, says
the inaugural is declaration OF war.
SrAuyTos, Va, March Gth.-The inau-
rural was received with universal disap-
probation all portions will resist coercion,
il creates intense excitement, the Seccs-
sionists regard it as declaration of war.
The Union men say but little, but are evil
IDENTIFY dissatisfied.
GoIpsBoRo. March Gth.-The inaugural
was received here with Indignation. 80
RALEIGH. N. c., March 6th.-Thc cnion-
lists received the inaugural favorably, but
do not approve all SSof 1t, the disuhiohls'
are satisfied with it.
CHARLESTON, March G.-Thc people hcra
arc not disappointed, there is very niue
feeling exhibited they are contented to
leave Lincoln and his inaugural in the
hands of President Davis and the Confed-
crate States.
LOUISVILLE. KY March G.-Thc union
lists qualiicdly approved, but the cess!oh-
lists condemn the inaugural address of Lin
coin.
From Montgomery. --.
MONTGOMERY. archR.-Eincoln.s lnaug
ural is-rnsgarueu as q virtual declaration o
Twar.
A Bill was yesterday introduced in til
Confederate Congress by Mr.. Chiffon, Q
Alabama, to prohibit the introd uction in
toany of the Confederate States of slave
from the United States. A Bill was like
wise introduced to establish and organize
bureau in connection with the department
of the treasury to be known as the ligh
house bureau. The Bill was passed thi
morning.
Missouri Convention.
ST.. LOUIS, March 6.-ln the Conventlo
Yesterday resolutions were read, movln
the protest of St. Louis against coercion
and a copy of the same to be sent to tn
President. resolutions were also adopte
kindly and emphatically saying to tn
Georgia Commissioners that Missouri dis
sents from the position of Georgia, an
declines the honor of secession with her.
TrO0Ds for the South.
NEW YoRK, March 6.-The STEAMSHIP
Empire city, has been chartered by I'll
government. She is coaling with dispatc
and will probably sail for the South.
TWO DAYS LATER.
From the Houston Telegraph of the 1T
We have the following interesting telegraph
ic Items:
Washington Items
w AsBIyGroN, March 7.-Senators HEMP
hill and Wigfall, of Texas, have dcterInli'
cd to wait for an official notification OF tn
secession of their State before leaving wash
ington. 1t is thought that their continue
presence here will be useful to the cause Q
the South.
Npssrs. Crawford and Forsythe, Of tn
Commission appointed 10 negotiate with tn
1
United States Government, had confer
cnce with Mr.. wigfall this morning. Gov
Roman. of Louisiana, the third member
the Commission, has not yet arrived. IL
uncertain when the Commissioners Will ad
dress themselves to the Administration, an
and also what will be the course pursue
towards them by Mr.. Lincoln.
Mr.. Browne, Assistant Secretary OF Stat
of the Confederate States, was in this cit
yesterday, but hearing that he was threaten
ed with arrest by the Government he LEI
| Immediately.
Mr.. Crittenden has not yet determined
accept the place on tie Supreme Bencl
which has been rendered to him. lie fear
that the animosity towards him, engender
ed by his approval of the bred Scott deeis
ion, will cause the Republican Senators
vote against his confirmation.
1t is now understood that some of tn
more moderate Republicans are willing t
arrange for recognition Of the indePcn
dence OF The Confederate States at some n
I ture day. if harmony be not, in tie mean
I time, restored. The ultra Republican
] threaten the annihilaiioh Of Lincolns Ad
minisirAtiOn if this policy be adopted