, 1861-03-11
UUE. WASHINGTON AE1TEH4
The Immense Audience on Innuxura-
t1o3 Day.:.0pIntons qf the Inaugural

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spo.'s s'uA sleoieesut y. ''uloae piopohl-
uons oat 4ot nous "as Lie applause 'nofe
n'1a'5 " ssne4al 1as.a. tne pa0sage oecaasme
snas ,ne ,a"s mus. oe exeen1eo IN al Inc
o1'''s' auu .na' ne "ou4a use 11le power
ro-tnosu w. allo ~ uo'u' oeeeps auo poeesee
ne PROPERTY ana places oeiongne !" .ae
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poSle' nebioes cneermg, INC WHY :, rwu, aa.,
ene' anno9' cIssu ou', 4na1e ,enl. ;; Nv
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1ns people nopeo 1nat 20 "oaIn - ..1
posi'iot, anu "eie o'e''oseu ~ AN1 '''~4' W.
slses feal'zeo'
Ills argument In behalf Of tne 1nRloiapIlty
and perpetuity Of the Union, made deep i'm
nrascion nnon +bo n1n5s of 1,1s-hp.rere, and
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was Responded TO oy i1e"enaou7 caeeins anu
shouts Of "good, "good-" Every 1nan's
Union feelings were strengthened by what
+hav h.a-a t,,o fh;af a1,o,s+rs+e s,v ~, 4ho sr,,
I1's ne<Ao sAe o'no1 'N'5 w ZIG e4'
ject.
The vast audience were impressed with the
,,rofonnd sincerity md evident earnestneaa ~
r n.a1.st -, ~. go s ~. SoD
the President ALI felt that there was no guile
in the man before them; and that he spoke
w;thout mental reservation or ee1rerasicn of
.,;,a r. o.+ao5 t>of,-s ~ ,,a.-,a -
A1A'to' ho o1oou oe1oio Aoo peoP17 i pattios'
resolved to do his duty according to con-
science and his best light, duly impressed With
Tho auf,, resnon a;hi1;tu rae+ino r,,on tin,
Al candid and 1alr minded men are pleased
with the tone, sentiments and propositions of
tbe 1naururo, Tho Renrb1;c,nc ora ds,;o1+ad
~ r1.1o. - ~ 60
=, .ne onioa Anen u ths slaSe otates oeehle
that they are asreeably disappointed. Andy
johnson, Crittcnden, EEheridge Nelson,
n' n" "tuse4 o1'.' uo', uieAe' Aaatls'
heseroy 1ohnson' 1ohn N. Bolts, are al re-
ported to be pleased with the Inaugural, as d
whole. and coucede that it. is conservative znd
conciliatorv. In rerard In enforc;ne thc laws
and collecting the rsvennea thev co1ceda.that
be could saw Rothinp less nnIess feinfendc5
to acknoYledce the Iight Of secession a,,d Tie
undergraduates Of The if3snrpent States.
DourIas admits that the inansrnra1 is onc of
the ab{eat 1apers he eyer heard sea5 and ha Is
nonnlnssed in his endeavors tn n1,cn = fs1se
constrnctIon on its meaninr 81 pccnstomci
ia he to speak with foyEe5 tonp1e. That he
can scarcely believe it possible ior any states.
man to saV nlainIy wtaf he rail- nea1s 7''''0N
Tie effsct of fi,e fnonrnra1 on he nuh1;c
mind ro,,st bo e,1ntor, vii ~
hands If 1ovo1 noan ana corGr,, 10 !5sre.r,rs
T. sett3ea ~ do,,ht whsthar 10 ~ SdTa;n;s4L5
fion viii solve t},n ones.;on .v,ether t7ere fo
q Government. The Insurgents at Monteon,.
cry are plainly informed tlat there is @ not room
for more than me government n the I1n;tn1
States ut one fine and thew had hotter c1i1oh
down, At ali events. the Cottonocracv Wish
to eninv thc 1uvnru of n t7ovornmant ~ +ha;r
own. tI,ev n,,,st Att nayt tr;bnta IN thas
nnrt ~ tha Il s+ore opj str;nns !, thar ,9aet
ND 49, Ln+;a1 ~. ~, - ~ nt1tie, -,
sa,no ~ ott,as W ~ 1Mp41 aeu goots' NY
thav con ega-d aVnS Me.,t, ee,
~ lat t1a1n ah h.to " thsi. @ t ;m @
~ ~ = ana % an1alrda ~ ~ 10y 49, suon
At s e,,,n"h anS 1t as t,'a ue ~ ada h'
Wnshinnton JefTanaon Fronl,1;n & ~ &
so,naSt ~; ha 'end.s id taaua, iaa H.;, 90. Is
tsar as .ae @ nas PrloE e'Ains on
10IF tnaA III tAnse I,e aI.u unsulc1eG W.:
i'm W LIZ L,o aha1G @ ue1 s1Gu, tus quss
aloa 9 oi VINO @ snail compose me Cabinet absorb:'
81 1fge snare oi PUBIC lnons9t: sunday
t nlsnt stoTy veg starred dhat ~. Lincoln had
5a,9 deeass ms Capines lGat GOV. Clase Tould oe
e4ag atoppe4 anu e1nn @ SHERMAN Is. seleeteu N n1s
s steaa, II s %as also reported mat BATES would
Ga..alu1s, .nsut 9upaeae 9uoges anu 1ne Attorney
ne5eralsn1p e. Ut "as gol9g 70 pc tenderea 10 Eth
enuge l1s .a atmoSPneEe "as tmek Wl5n these
Iep9tte, I ana tney optnned general crcdenee IN