The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-03-16
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the articles Of Confederation. aud are
now fniIy entitled to vote, etc Hons
Reagan and Oldham appeared and took
their seats.
WAsHlSGros, March, A-The Thirty.
Sixth Congress was in session till IL
o'clock today, when Mr. Breckenridge
made farewell speech. which was fol.
lowed by one from lIamln. Mr.. Breck.
inrdgc then administered the oath to
Mr.. Hamlin, aud declared the Senate al.
iourned ns, de
Az the Inauguration ceremonies were
about commencing, full corps Of diplo.
mats arrived, and extremists Of both
sections cordially met
Cordially met" whcre' A very
likely story.
Senators Mason and Hunter were the
only prominent men whose absence was
noticed
The MARYLAND Delegation have gone
home disgostcd because Li.ico!n has put
Chase and Blair in the Cabinet saying
there was no hope Of retaining Maryland
in the Union. Lincoln replied emphatic
ally my Cabinet is formed"
II is rumored hat large body of
men from Balti more have arrived inclu.
ding a detachment, of Plug Uglics.
Fears are still entertained of M Lin.
coins safety
Five hundred special police have been
detailed for the occasion
4 large body Of thoroughly organized
Wide .Awakes are said t. he here
WAsHlscroS, March, ) MI Lincoln
sen, into the Senate, to-day the follow
ing Cabinet appointments
Secretary NJ Stat, Hon VIM II ~e.
ward. of New York
Secretary i he Treasury Hon Salmon
7 Chase, OF OHIO.
Secretary Of ITu-lIon Simon Game
ron of Pennsylvania
Secretary Of the Nary Hon Gideon J
Welles, OF Connecticut
Secretary Of he Iai,ror Hon Caleb B
Smith, Of Indiana
ATTORNEY General Hon Joshua Bates.
of Missouri
Postmaster Geerdi Hon Montgomery
Blair. OF the District If Columbia
The Seuat" Immediately took mp the
appointments v'iatim, and all If them
were confirmed.
, President Lincoln, in replying 10 re
marks from the chairman Of the Massa-
chusetts delegation said Il hope f. bee
man enough not 10 know orc citizen ut
the United States from another, nor one
section from another"
During the delivery Of Linro'n's imam
gural, yesterday, every sentence indica
ting firmncss, aud every cuucilatury state
ment, was chcercd to the echo Douglas
was apparently satisfied. eSelaiming se'
10 roa. Good. that's so-no coercion. and
good again
A Southern gentleman ,rilng Lincoln
hy the hand. SAID God bless YOU,
dear sir you Will save US.
Ought 10 bc bored for the simples
Buchanan said, with suspicious ieer
"I can't say what he means until read
his inaugural" Douglas replied He
does not mean coercion lie says no.
thing about rctakug forts or Federal
property He is al right, whlr tic r'u.
-rrvat,vcs favor his inaugural
Many S1ufhrrncrs look thereon as a
precursor oi v'u
Thurlow Wood is delighted with the
inaugural
senator " i.tdl, o( Texas says 10 is
most miserable paper.
The ball g.vrn last A'-ht iu honor ~
Vhc Inauguration ot abraham Laur''H
was largely attended ana, w tact a
great success
Mr. Bu,hanm w,- at fho Capitol nd
1--WE inmates to - Yesterday, and signed
every bill
The act Cor th" protection IT gaauo
discovered Jailed
LrrrLr Rock. March : Thu Arkansas
State Convention met ia lIus c'ty yos'cr.
day.
Union officer were elected 10y a ma
iorltS of six
10 other business Of importance was
transacted.
Rurian. March. : Tho election re-
turns from sixty counties have
already been heard from Sixlytivc
uniouists aud thirty three sece'sl'nlsts
are elected
The convention Gucstinn rrlairs the
official returns Ia decide %
Mexrnrs. March 5'Fhr inaugural
strengthens the secession in'nng hrt",
and determines the Arkansas C,uvru.
ton iof secession
W,survGroS March, G -Thcro has
been another serious decline oi stocks
here and at New York. ~ consequence
Of the political excitement hnd the great
desire tn sell Every where There ~ an
unusual pressure upon thr market
The votes against the confirmation of
Mr. Bates. ri Missouri, Us Attorney Gcu-