THE ENQUIRER.

LTTCHFIELD, MARCH l2, 1899.
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p On the preceding page, will be found the inau- guraI speech of President Jackson. Whether viewed as literary composition, as political state paper or as development of the principles by which he will be governed in his administration of the government it is unquesonably the weakest production that ever emanated from President of the United States 1t has however one merit which many ot the productions under his name have not-we believe 1 is has O'0"

 IF We would advise some of the Jackson editors, who land every thing the Gen. or does to forward memorial ,o Washington, requesting him to furnish notes, explanatory and illustrative, after the manner of Jack Randolph, and glossary, of the inaugural addrees. As the editor of the Times is on the spot, looking after some other affairs, perhaps he would at tend to this business also.