The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-06
NEW YORK. MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1863

I'M -'i - ' l'Ah ~i wv y W
sui h.d never been out. The s''lo goycrmcn,
hsd teen l'c'u''uu Tor iiwo thoU nal ceu AL
iu'CrUguuui. hiatus but ale had never b.ca out
iai've On this day 'he would elect '''y.rgr an
Legislature, and she wOsld ycry scon send nators
and mCmlC.s " CunrfesF.
AZ The conclusion Il Mr.. johnson, syuaori-
nary address, which produced ,u .ndescr.ualle
feeling Of clA,nn 10 81 who hesri To-, sfe e.ycd
the oaIls " otfcc, iSEng the preliminary ulth u
allegiance with grcst emphasis The seuste was
thcu declared adjourned sine de.
AL eyos were now snxioualy directed Tor tho
rres cni, who cutercl thc Senate ats quarter pas,
twelve Gel ct. Upon the entrance " tie President,
pr,ce.son of al present formed TO tscIorticA
VI the eastern front Il the Capitol. NJ Iiucuns
appearance outside WAS greeted VII ue INST en-
thuidasuc applause by the o1peytsni multitude.
A'tcr the brief delay q placing the lls' officials
present In ,he.r All oincd positions C.ief Justice
CAsse delve-ci tie oath oi oaicc 60 a raatu L.
coin, IN solemn and impressive mauuer TIC
wes,hcr by this time was dnc overhead, Ju, nus.
orAhleuuder fo5.. ePresiIent chen stool forward,
and unrollug paper, read 10 F., slow and sudIJ's
manner Me following;
ISAUGt RAJ ADDRESS.
At thi, ,e,ond appearing u ',shc tue cath of the
f1t'idcatal o;hce, thoto IL ic-s ornS ior an
statement srmesha' IN detail = cou ,t 70 b. ru-.
sned -cIued vsry htune and proper Nov, at o., eN.
have tceu cun.tanlly called oith on ever, roint aud
phHs" OF th" f'eat contest which 'h soft' the at
.,uHon and enrru,rs ia, "roT"c. Of the nation, lit
The p'~rcss Of orr arius which all else chiefly
aslrnd'' ~ veil sno"n to the puni, A. :" in'',L
aAd II la uV,o risoHH' '1 'stri, ,rtogy and 'u.ouf-
Mirf TO all WIN hirh h'ly '"t the future, no PIE
aro, OIL thou,hs we're ,uyirusIy drcct,d 10 AN in
| pcudnr CIVIL var. Al dreaded H. all sol4ht 10 svoid
~ While th" inaueu'al aii.c-s "a being dci'c gi
irUm th'1 pI~c atsutoi rltotcth1f 10 saving the
nion without -Nr usutgeut Ac, nts wee In ths city
rchint io destroy y out war ,chns 10 Dissolve
the n'on I'D iif du Ile effects 10y nerotntiou bofh
rather than let the nstion rurisr, rnd thc othor
would tscopt war rather than let IL perish aud Ihc
| Unr-crGth OF 'ho whole population were ro'orcd
slaves, not distributed seneralt The lui0u but
localized iu the sgutlc part ~ ii. There slavrs
! soueutu"d peculiar and IoNeitdl in'cf'1'. AZ
hnrW y at thh ntcftt A. romthuv me cause 81 th"
ter,ft the Object Tor Witch tho lusuleonts would
fcni the mon hy ~, while the Goycinurn' claim.
| td 40 l1ht 10 20 moro than rs1s..t thc torrtsrJ
NcIt.r patty expected tor the W. me magnitude
or the duration vhi'h it has slicsds attain. Nri
tti bh'''''ttd in'I tLe rhu-" ~ INC conflict ma ht
eer'c or oven hcioc tho conflict i'e -houii oess.
| i'"h looked for An clser triumph, and retut less
| Both ic4a the anne B,.e and pray TO u" sauo
!
may t''n ruante tLAi any lnen shoi'l uhi, 8" Hrt
wst uod' 1''u.ancc % wrinsug their hgcad iron no
We not Iu rrl. 1Ao va, cfs or o. % should no hs
Anfwetod that ~ neither ha. hcru un'sctcd uiiy.
rid icgnus Of offence, iot - must needs be- that
offences come, bat voc 10 that mau ty hou me oil
! it-'r touci. u ~. shall fu',ote thHt American
tav,~v ~ orc ~ tlrsc ouCUc,s which iu tho
! Providence u poi Wust needs come, bat which
nov Win, C. iruov. aud that lie ave, % both Nofth
aLf south thu crrlllt war as the voc d. o. tho'a
any deartur ftorn those Divine atrtutrr which tho
! lci,'rts lu "A hvil. r,d Hlvays r'criu' 20 him
! 'I,H ,II .t. 4, c',,.,,,, ~ ~ 10 - ~ .,i1 ,,,Ii
Nv ~" '1ndmGn's two huadtcd aud httI year u uu
.r- .,u she'll he sunk, ard until cycy dr,p Of
u.,,I lawn wiih tie sword, ga said .rr'" tao-s-
mcus of the lord A.c rue ana rrht""u, giup.cth"r
with maiIc" 'oNard none, With charity for Al vi'h
us fin su the -orE We are IN. to hr' ug the nttuus
-o.al- 10 care iof him l 'lt have born" thr bat
may hchieN' and cherish luft and "a lasting pace
uH onE gulsclNc. and With al nations.
Iils address was received with enthusiastic sp-
p'ause. national salute was tLen tired, and Tie
| cheering vss once noro renewed. Tho Prs-iIent
tlen ontsrcl a. oltl carriage, aul was escorted
by the procession to tho White House, whcro Lc
wa again greeted -ith round after round ~ tp.
llIuio ID Ac entered tho building, bowiug g. ..l.
and shaking hands with -l Who were IS ltAin reach.
During the evening the President held lcyeo at
iuo White House, at which there was an unpsr,..
leod rush. All the uotabilitos prnacut Al tbc In
suPurston Ia tho morning called, and, sccoriiro
to sppeaIanoos, everybody else. 1t is said ,hst tho
President had scvon dozen psirs Of kid gloves worn.
out by tho inccssant friction Of aud shakin TAls
is evidently exaygeraion hut Il is cefIsia that
he looked iueKpr,ssiby urcl and weary more
than an hour before Ne last hand shaken
had departed, and his fvc"llrucy was p,r-
in!tted g. retire. ars. Lincoln, dressed IN 1.ht
drab satin, trimmed with l.'r, stood the Pre-
adcut and bowed sud tulsd her hcknowlrlr-
mcnts to her visitors. Several cooreI citizens
attended the loyoe, and, among others Fed.
D1url,ss aud his wife.
Thus closed programme and pn9eantry
which It il ~ be hopoi pens brighter and hap
pier i4turc to our beloved cuuatry, uuler tho
same pilot who has o. long Vel'Aerci tho storm,
and who is destined. with Gods Ulesr p, - guide
.hc SHIP Of s.s.o into TIE haven Of peace once
u.re. NrNp
More About the inauguration The Closing
Hours oft ongress'
b tBg Isleyrapnl
VGshi17ion, Hlreh o. M-uy persons are here
from iis,ance, looking sitter their private intor,
Z es.s, and seeking iuHncHro 20 assist them .n the
= rrocIrcment of hiyh IS well as low p.,.s.. us.
{ They DO not seem 10 be mn .ul of the fact hat
u rf.la tr