The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-03-11

prO'essu oi all present formed TO the port'lo
N tho eastern front u the Capitol M Lncolns
appearance outside was crested With ire mos, IN
tlusiast.c applause by the s1pcctani multitude
After lbe brief delay Of placing the hish ofhci,As
present IN thor appointed positions, Chief Justice
Cr,sc delivered the oath Of once 10 Abraham ~
,lln. IN solemn and impressive manner. T..
weather By this tiue was fne overhead, bu, MS.
crah.c unte- ioai The President ,ben aoo forward,
and unrolhns paper, read in . slos aud .udible
manner the following
INAUGt RAJ ADDRESS.
F;lor CoUnrvH,n;
~ this second sr.tarinr to take the oath % the
pr,.identisl once there IL les occasion ior an or
tended sddIe,. than IN, re uas AZ the first rhcu a
statement sinpwha. IN detail of a coufec tn be uu
pfS on o. ts.,' arns 1hieh public deeiaratiS5.
have teen coustsntl called fuith on every point ard
phase 90 lie great rnutCst which st al -orh- tie
'e1ten aud engrosset the euories Of the nation lit
Tho progress u our arm. UPON hirh all else chiefly
ioIeLd- 10 - we'll kuUvu TO the public as 10 nysp
and u Is tist reasonAbiy satisfactory aud enooui-
dictl0n IL regard " Il IL veutured.
Ou tie ocosson coife.pondinf to THE four yesrs
ago all Thought. Sete anNiousy directed TO an i'm.
p,udns civil rsr AiI dreaded II, all sOughf " avoid
d. While the Inaugural addte,s ras being delivered
rom this psce, devoted altogeiher TO SAVING the
teckiug 70 DESTROY II ~ithout wa-soekine to solve
the Iiou and divide the ,feCt. hy negotiation Both
rather than let the nation survive, aud the other
would accent vsr rather than let It perish aud .he
uus-rightL OF the whole population wei, colored
slave, not da''ibuted reucrlly the uiJn, but
locailzei ia Oh" southern part OF H. These slaves
constituted = reculiar aud poseriul Interest. Al
sncv that fs interest Nha somehow the cause ef the
war. TO strengthen. perTetuate and extend this in.
t"r'st We the object ior which the insurents you'd
tnt the mon By val while The ticyernWeut claim
81 no nnh to 10 more than ies'ict the territorial
Nether p.ry expected tor TIE war the magnitude
% the duration ~hich q las already attained. Nei-
tner antcipa.d that the cause Of the conigt might
ccie, or even before the conflict Itself should
zach looked tor an easier triumph, and Issut iess
iui 1aiueptal aud astounding.
10Th read the same Bible add pray TO the same
bod aud each ihvokes Hi aid agAiust the other IL
may seen strange that any uen should dare 10 ask
iss ~ .rsisAncc IN wrngins their LfeAd irol the
-ves, OF other tueu. iaces but et jud,e not that
Ne be not Judg-d The piaycr- Of 10 should not be
gnsveIed That Of neither has been ,nsucitd iuity
The Almighty has his own purpo."s VICE un'o TIE
world tegau- o. offence Tor IL must td- b.. that
o'en,es come but woe 10 that man by whom the ".
irnor comoth. II We shall SUPPOSE that An, ricun
tlgVorv ie one VI these ofienc.s which IN the
Providence Of Tod u,u-t needs come but which
having continued through III. appointed time, lie
nov wttto remove, and that lilo IVos TO both North
sad south this terrible var the due 10 those
" uhJn tie on nee came. shall W. facern there II
any departure from thoso Divine attritups which the
believes in living tod always a,cfibe to him
onil, do 49, hope, feIysny do We pray, that this
inI NY sc0urfc o. var miy speedily pafs AwaH Yet,
y 'pd viii tina. u con niue until all the wealth Ied
Do udmnur two hundi,d and dfiy yeiu VI uu.
fcluiied oil -hsl be sunk and until eveiy drop Of
y,ars so still 10 mus; he sad, that the judg-
4ru's ., ths Lord true aud rehteou, Altogether
with malice toward none, With charity Tor ALL With
huuncrs Ia the right, GOD gves u. "a sec right, let
NJ finish The work We are ia, to bind up the nstOn.
te and To- he vltow sud HE Jtphans, 10 do all which
may achieve and chen,h Just and lasting peace
anon. Jugtel'ei and with ali matt n.
This adj rcss was received with enthusiast ap-
plsuse. nstion. salute was then fired, and tho
cheering was once mere renewed. The President
then entered an opsn carriage, AM was escorted
| 10y the procession 10 the White House, where he
was ass.n greeted With rouud aise. round u ap.
lIausr a. he entered the building. bowinr to AL,
al stasln. hands with all who were within reach.
| Dur NJ she evening the President he'd lcyce at
TIE White House at which there was an uupsIsl.
cied rush. Al Ne uosaD litios present at ,he Ia.
sugurston "a the morning called. std acc riding
to appeAS ulos, everybody cIe Il iss,id tha, the
President had seven dozen pairs u Md goyesworu
ut by the iucessani friction Of hand shakln This
is evidently an eSasgersuou tut Il is certaia that
he looked merprcs-iby sired aud weary more
than al houi before the lac, hand shaken
hni departed, and biz ENcenency was per.
/ mItci 90 retire. Ms Lucolu, dressed In nlhl
drsb satin, trimmed with lave stood near the Pre-.
/ b.i,nt ami bowed and smiled hor ausnowled1.
mvuts - her visitors. Several cp'lrei citizens
attended the leyec, and, among others, Fred.
| Douglass aud bio wife
| thus closed = programme and a pIgesutry
which il is 70 be hoped opens brighter and hap
pier iuture to our beloved country, under the
same ? lot who has 80 long we,,hrrei Ihs storm,
and WIZ Is destined, With ODDS blessing, - aide
the shpoi s.iIe INTO the bsyen o: resce once
! more. NHso
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