THE ENQUIRER. EITCHFIELD, MARCH 9, 1887.

THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS
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To make room for the inaugural of MT. Van Buren, received on Tuesday morning, we have been obliged to omit our usuG variety on this page. It will be per eeived that nearly the whole address is mere essay upon government. which would have answered as we'll upon any other occasion to fill the columns of a newspaper But it is the Prssidenrs, and must there fore be published, and read, and applauded. Upon the principles and policy of administering the govern nent except so far as regards slavery and threading in the footsteps of his predecessor" he acts usual upon the nor-committal principle.