, 1866-01-03
From WISCONSIN,

LiYerpooi Cotton market dull.
JonH BULL, JUN'R,
FROM WISCONSIN.
Inauguration of tho New State
Government.
Gov. FAIrchtld's Inaugural Addrtas-
Tho New StRto OMccrs-Per&onal and
General.
Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribuns.]
MluIsoS, Wis, Jan. 2, 1856.
The incoming State officers took The oath
Of Office, administered bY Chief Justice Dixon,
Of the Supreme Court, In the Assembly Cham
Der last evening, at hallpa seven oclock, after
which Governor Lewis delivered bis farewell
address, followed By Governor Falrchill with
bis address on assuming the duties Of the
gubezuatortal chair,
THE 1SAuo uRAL.
FELLOW CITIZENS :-Iu entering upon the
discharge of tho duties Of the high office to
which have been 30 recently, elected BY the
people, lfully appreciate It's responsibilities,
end in the discharge of Its duties shall car
ncsily endeavor to execute faithfully tho trust
committed to my care to honestly enforce
the laws OF the State and to carefully e1er-
clse the closest economy consistent with tho
public good, In the expenditure Of public
money.
More important duties, aud graver respon-
s'blllties, have dcyolyed upon my immediate
predecessors than win ever again fall to the
lot Of the Executive Of this State. To the peo-
PIE It will ever be source Of proud 5atlsfac-
lion, that, during the trials and Dangers Of civil
strife their Chief Magistrates have, by their
a0R m xrr,Cr
the atfairs of the commonwealth, ~ not only
to reject credit upon themselves, but to p1aec
The StAte they hare 30 ably represented, among
the foremost Of its sister States In rallyinc its
forces to the defence Of the Republic.
Win the return Of peace much Of respon-
s3bllty and care has passed away. The MIR.
shalling Of armed forces Is already thing Of
the past. The great army Of million Of
men, the Ike Of which tho world had never
seen, In , little more than half year, has
dwindled Into a. comparative handful. The
transition from the citizen to The soldier. waa
not half SO rapid, nor hall 20 wonderful, As
has been the Transition from the soldier TO
The plain citizen. and a. the former hss ney-
er been wanting In the discharge of bis mill
tary duties, 80 ne know kthat the latter will
ever be equal to the responsibilities aud
cares of civil life. The people of this State
will every remember with pride that they have
- H"u!J "usHeacu kao EA4as u !ue oeuG1al
Government for men. Over ninety thousand
Of Wi.constn's SONS hare gone to the frant,
aud vhsteyeg Of danger unton soldi4ss have
1isked, whatever prirsttons they have enIur-
ed, whatever honors they have won, :he so!-
dicss Of this State hare fully shnred.
- they were good citizens at home, 60 they
made good soldiers abroad, and wherever the
1sg Of the Onion has gone, there hare gone
Wisconsin regiments, carrying with them and
maintaining everywhere reputation Tor 10y
aity and hrareTJ unsurpassed: tnvhf hano3
91 l5lstesed 10 roe eomlots Of tae .Sk M. nna
" orer 9.n ihans,n$ ~ ~. hrs~a ha1s Sae Eho 9
h.rr INNS dnSm to d.stb II dsS,ncr ~ thrir
cnnntfy.
e'v W,th W. c,osc oe c;rtl war bovrvs, Al,
1,.snnns,bi1its,s ceasrS G1S.t no1;tfcsi nsoh.
,eT2s ~ 1cm,,n nnso,yed md fhSis sol,1tion
r.nn,1s. cn9 I11v ths eyerr,.c ~ fhe r.lmc.t
inde1,rnt tsu nnd ~ ihe Iecne.t discrimi1ntion Of
lrr .-e.te.t and hsat rnti1s man hnt s1so thn
esrne.t thonnh, H. nnTrsrsed rtfot and fhe
nf tbr fennh1fr,
two rrc,t and }mnortant oncatfons hay, AL
ready heen detcrmined bY tbe Lite VIZ. The
rfrhf nf eecessIon Sd etrenuously claimed by
tIe peonio Of he South. and 50 vigorously
maInfsined by theIr s1ms for more tfsn fonr
yeaIs hss heen forever decided nrain 4 them !:
ssnd }ron thix Indictment. ohtafnei Nv tbe
SIxk
is no appeal.
Ha Who shall hereafter claim for any State,
the right TO withdraw from the Union, either
peaceablv or Eorcibly, win be bold, bad man,
unTorthy Of The hirh privileges bestowed
ppon him by the Government, and undeac5r-
The nntlonal unity has been fully demon
| strated, and the national honor fully yindl.
! ana those whn sourht 10 divide md destroy
H. ~ rnrntrv % have M been comnel,ed or to bor the,r
hexds hefore fhe majesty II the law and. on
bepdod knees. Az nardon for their crime.
Thr verdict ~ thr Americ.n ncorfs /. {h.{
.nv attennt To richt = fsnc;ed tp ~ prs.i srie1.
,nce Nv SaFre n nm, Is t-es.on NJ nd sthsv
~ ~ +hnS h.-a VA r,aht ~ ~ shat ~
1;1b2ast ~ fna,cI.1 +r;h1osi II ~. 1,.5 .5o sha'i
sirs arn1ession tn that 'ver3ict ~ +, T triai "n.
6n cft r1n ~ MT hi1h cr;,nr n .crordanre
" ~ith ,.H ~ ~ shiaf -snroae,t.,;S ~ ~ I ~
rshnn1ar' ~ H. ,nnn xha .,aa5 hsiore ~ the @
wosjd a. ths sctnnvlrdrea 9 1saG.r If ths TAI.
- - tns ,at;1 1af 1Sa Maast " .hs3i III h~.
h1' honn +.;sa ~ ennItcted % nd hnng r. t-eaaon.
~ ~ ~ thnt t!ossnn t. cr.,n. ~ y hIch
.n,at ~ 10 80 .o,er,S,t.d ~, sn,nnnttr .he1i
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siarer1 snu a nd 4r+oson di.d 4arsthe- " ~ % fhai
az ns'y ana s.na,i. A1I thaE ssa, ~ ,tsd
tnJ,.n,anI r-a, ~ sI}.red r;vht y .r..sfor,
9se datatm nad the i,hss arc.} rsnnti,c Snuid
nnt Mt md shnn11 not Ionerr erisi haif ave I'D
h.ir erec e>!S
II Tbe American people have decreed, and By
The force Of arms have Glemonstrntei, lhat the
Union ia one aud indiyisibIe thst ift people,
n whsteyer race or color. sh1ll he tforeyci
ire. Il now deYolyes ppon us ia s,s to il,
thnt the Feedom 90 established sha1l 10 some
thing more than q mere name, Il mas. be 81
broad and compEcbcnsiyc al to inellde with.
in it's privileges and rights al races and col,
in With. CONSTITUTIONAL enactments. that no
person. not even The highest in tho laad. can
with i1nnupitr. trnmple upon tbe aacred. 1,at.
ural rirhts Of Tic hnmbIest citizen. whateye,
NAV be that citizens creed or color
Gonrress has ALREADY 60 amended The con
existence in the land. That amendment hs.
bcsn raiitied by three-fourths Of tho sovereign
Stnfes nrthe Renublic and has now become !
psrt Of the Copstitutiou Itself,
Il is a. enduring aud as sacred is sny part
of thst e-reat chnFter Of Amer3cau rights, but
! knN1ft 41nH vet teT1A1nA to he done, tn make IL
rcach. with al is beneficial effects, the class
for wRon, II VA jr,tended.
Special enacsmeuts must b. passed for the
benefit Of the freedman. to protect hin aealpst
The onnression nf his Isfe I13aster. Whnteye1
he .afns shou,i 1,c ~ shsointa1v t ~ III own. III
confrarts khonld he a. sarTed h The eye III
lie las< a. fhoss oFtHe White mnn and, The
means oT enforc}ng them ahnn1d h. T,1aced
wiz 1,;.h,s . IL ,.ea,1 h sSa411 ~ a1mIf,
~ naa H. ~ 5t,nas. .,sr5 and ~ Il ~ snrr
~ n5 ,hnn,3 ~ ~ anI ',ha, he 4 M
ion1er chstis1 6nt 1 nav .u 'eI, irxaste1 Win
sn4 MIN nrotected % n Mi liz the y r1eht. % ~ nfmannood.
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tei sud s,,ran-srrS ~" ~ nn,.Ga II y, svtestian.
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matE " Ednss uo1ns I'LL ~ sne nlaas - .hfni. .htny
ihot ~ n sn1 erent somr iln't III % sSon15 ba It.