New-York tribune., 1877-03-07
THE INA UGURAL ADDRESS.
HOW THE PRESS RECEIVE IT.

zens until he shall do something that contradic's HE
excellent professionally. Y. Herald lindJ
In respect to the two paramount questlons
of Federal policy the Southern question ana tue
of civil service reform, do not see how any
can he taken by the ingenious opponent OF Ies
d1nt Inyes 10 his inaugural address-lN \. Evening
Post (lnd Rep) =, -:
People who have Judged Mr.. Hayes by his
rrd "rward into the presidency viii in his labored
address OF YESTERDAY abundan, 'iNeWYork
world (DemJ
The general impression produced by TINS az :
dress s that It's author promises too innc Mr. lhyos% %
either dcceiyng himself is wIllfuy insincere; U
iudce BY what known OF his character ne Is pfopap
honest in his purposes, but WI DC eaSiy ,
CHANGE them by the stronger minds around nlH-IDos-
ton Post CDeinJ
The inaugural address of President Hayes
and all the omcns OF hs Cabinet selections give so
hghest promise OF truly reform ADMINISTRATOR nc
words OF the new President and the men whoin 3 NE
have about him Tond alone pe & scou
as they do the closing acts OF his term
tcv are like report wnich accompanies inc SoirA
preston and act combined-Isprlngheid kepuohcAh
nndJ
We cannot doubt but that the promises so
fairly made viii he kept, that this inaugural aiuress
Si lend 10 satisfy the whole country that at the begin
ming OF a century OF life the nation enters upon
Chief Magistrate than IL has had during the closing years
of its first century of Inquirer
Rep)
President Hayes speaks with voice .poten-
iai and double as the dukes" But his voice is poen-
tia because it peaceful and his words are double DC
cause they aIe douby philadelphia Press epJ
There is sentence after sentence IN the lnau-
urj Which must mean ali that they broadly ana sig
Iidr,ntly express. To assume that they mean anGbt
s is t sun, that the President has summoned false
hood in its very nakedncss ~ fling wanton lns', upon
the keen injuries free government mas sueteo io hi'
cause. Philadelphia Times tinn.l .
If We were to call the address OF President
Hayes d model inaugural we lhlik We snou9 ho' , olS
EXPRESS cur own fee,iug but that OF more Than three
folhs OF the thinking people OF the county, aTe
the pTincics laid down 30 sensible ana End .
patriotic The whole tone OF the address, that it VII be
hard readers TO have any partisan thoughts III
connection with t-l Boston journal uIep1
The tone of the Presidents inaugural is un-
excep,ional-l boston Herald und.l
The new Presidents Southern policy is emf
nenty stesmanke. 1t is that could not nave Deen
publican or Democrat 1t is LIBERAL conslderitr ana
patriotic having III view the interests aGd tne @
OF the section CHIEFLY concerned ana of the Whoc cou
try and utterly ignoring the question of advantage OF
disadvantage to party Boston Globe dnd.)
There is both sagacity and generous states,
manslIp In the reliance he places in tile cooperation Of
a rountry1nen in carrying a civil policy which viii
destroy color line in our politics and build up no,
merely united North or united South' bnt uhi'ed
country.-[ Boston Advertiser ttepJ
Considering the means by which he has
reached Presidency and The work he has lad out 9f
1rrgS roucludcs with an appeal to God senator's rep
resentatives judges and fcllow-citzens ana quota
ton from the Eplscopli scrNice'-ihdrIi7pne i"'io
(DemJ
1t is a very acceptable document indeed
philadelphia Ledger Qud)
OF course, the address will be severely criti-
p 70 whom il Is more particularly addressed. viii
ccye II in spirit i'll which it was delivered and ask
pledges ANA The frn carrying out Of his forcshadowcd
pOiiCy.-lA Albany EXpr,ss liiep)
This Pretcndcr has made an address. 1t is
all words-words-word The ilatency OF the Fraud
lent President is the absurd 10 one cares what
he says Albany Argus (Dcml
The county will recognize with satisfaction
# ngnf
acceptance In this part OF the country the people have
been acquainted with President and can assure the
strongly commented itself to the intelligent and thought
fn and the addiesa, which resrns the sentiments de-
are he true index OF tie character aud PURPOSES the
man-lCncinnau C0mmercIa! (ind)
This address will be approved by the great
body tae American people % botn sections and par
ties Intelligent Iuroesn opinion viii regard This state
paper emerging from Tie smoke OF such conflict rs
notable example Of noderaon national feeling patriot
ISM sIcacOus perception, and high vlcws-lChcinhhu
Gazette tRepD
1t is a creditabe state paper, and carries
subjects commented The tone Is III every respect
co1nmcndable. The reader will OIL pern,al OF the
spcaL with Two tongues 1t Is further apparent that he
is capable OF cOncoying statemanikc pOlicy aud ex
hon assumed i. marked by dignity and inderindcucc
which that the ideas presented not taken
ond maud so tar as Is an index Of policy Is aufp
coua ana have doub. Will satisfy tie best ele
ncns Of society all SECTIONS Of the country. Whether
these pleasant words OF the inaugural remains be
-[New-Orleans Times (DcmD
The inaugural address of Mr.. Hayes is the
first raiesnlanlikc u,e that has from the Re
publican party The close of the II lie shall
have rmncss and courage To carry out the broad and
catholic views and poses expressed in that document
he will d-arin much opposition 10 his administration
greatly reduce the difficulties oi his position aud confer
a real benefit upon the county, New-Orea Demo
cTat (DemJ
The chief interest in it will center in his
remarks the condition OF the Southern states and the
dsprOportiOna space occupied IA The Drlc message by
this topic shows mat the President ia fully alive 10 its
importance. His message barely touches upon other
topics, and hardly enables any one to say with cont
dcnce what his policy will be any public question:
but it shows tha he not only takes deep interest III
the prosperity Of the South, but that he has inte
gent understanding OF the difficulties OF the situation
and OF the needs Of the peoplc.-l3L Louis GlobeDemo
crat (RcpJ
The inaugural address of the present occu-
pant Of ttc Executive chair awakchs more curiosity
than interest Reaching his high place by raIt utterly
hostile 10 the spirit ANA pnrpose OF popular government,
and utterly destructive the fundamental principles OF
political morality, his opinions, whatever tney may be,
have none OF that weight which would otherwise attach
10 thcm. Ihe address may he considered an enlarged
that dOcGnen Lacks the dciineness and decision "hich
the public have right 10 expect when questions Of
great magnitude aud vital importance are nader discus
Ts weakness is especially noticeable in the treat
ment Of Southern affairs The most careful reading fails
nshed with liberal quantity OF pleasant patitudes but
;uie course tie Federal Government may be Inferred
- ct. Loans Republican (Dem)
BRITISH OPINIONS.
The greater part of the address was of q
eharacte maj might nave been well received By men OF
all parties London Times OF yesterday.
OF course general principles do not help
much TO cOJ ansly PASSIONS which have been seething
FOR years, 1ut there Is lime for The statement Of prin
As "a uS 10 trui