Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-22
IN AUG ERATION.
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i h1fu1L1CAN 01AFLA0IIH--A1. JED11aam-no-
i VAN BcRKN AxD % ON AxD - On
/ The friends Of the President ere verv fo.a -
authority Of Nj. yefersoo; and Van 6ure. h~-s
has on several occasions, avowed h,s aIjee.... 4.
}, this great champion Of rePub!icaa psieeipja -.
We have always thought that actious, spsek ~.
than words; and should like to know vhas 49,
democrats ofthe Jefferson school, thisk a =.
rade 1t the late inauguration. Il 10 descs;Hes 4.
the following manner By sa eye witness:
1.-The entrance Vi The ministers from d;iy.s>.a =.
|sign courts followed BY the member Of their ~.
ltions. produced quite . sensation. Thei, rieA -
Ivarious costume eontsasied strikinely wih ~ -
publican painness aud s,mplciiy Of roseA eveec,ss
and pepper and salt Pantaiooas. ~hich ahsusSeS
among the auditory. This gallant show Of ~
Ichios & gold lace had hardly been admired eso.,k
before tho huzxas Of the pcpulacc out Of den, ~
1.-The thunder of artillery announced the asr;,sl -
the L,ons Of the day, the President elect a. r..
President.-They came from the palace 70 ~
!cariage made from the timber Of the OF C,.oa;.
tuition which presented to Gen. Jscksu. 3.
WashingiOn's birth day. They were esccsted ~
a troop Of horses aud allowed By ~ i,nmense e.
course Of people Of ell sorts agss aud condis,ons
The Senate and whole audience in the eA,mhe,
rose at their entrance
Let US contemplate moment this gorgeous nc.
ture :-the foreign ministers, followed their Iess.
tons, stiff with gold lace, aad IN rich and vario.
ye-
military force on foot. IS We BY anotlss accous,
Ia troop Of horse filing the echoes Of the c.p;,oi
with blast Of the trumpe,,-and lastly the Psssidsas
elect, with the predecessor, in the most splendid
carriage ever il America tho 'roPrL ACE mark The
Jedsrsonans) 'the popuIace Husxaing' Il their
|hselsH-Pretty well for 4 beginning.
Now we happen to knos VIII a Jefferson thouRAt
Of such doinGs. In the fourth volume Of his wosks
We have letter from Mr.. jefferson, in which -
severely condemns the parade, which Gssssal
Washingtc" permitted when he was fret iasugura.
ted.-So much IVES MI. Jefferson shocked with
what he had heared Of the doings on that &c.
casion (tor he was himself abscnt from the eeua.
try) that led him, with other things 10 charge tho
friends Of Gen. Washington, with having astsap-
ted to introduce into this country the fosms Of
British, Monarchy See the famous letter to Mss.
eel. Mr. jefferson subsequently declares, in q ls..
ter written in Juas 1924, that when hs made that
charge, he had the parade At Washingion's 6ssi a-
auguration in view. He tells Us too, that b vss
consulted as TO the ceremonial 10 b observed a
General Wash,ng'On's second inauguration, ss1
that it should be in the simplest
We quote tbs following p.ss,ee ffsms
letter: when the term of his second eIsetioa q.
rived, General Washington called the heads Of the
together. observed to them the siisa.
ton in which he haG been At the commencement
ri the government, the advice he had taken. aad
The courss he had observed in compliance With it;
that a proper occasion had now arrived q rsvssag
that course. correcting it in any Particular Dot sp
proved BY experience, and lac desired % 10 CO.
suit together, agree on any changes ws should
hink for The better, and that no should willingly
conform to what We should advise. We net ct
ny office. Hamilton and myself agreed q encs
hat there was too much ceremony for the ehss.
lcier Of our Government particularly that the ps-
-adc Of the installation at New York ought not
a be copied the present occasion: that The
end him al his chambers. that he should sdmiaie-
or the oath Of office him in the sssencs II shs
Ugh officers Of the Government, that the cests.
ates Of the fact should lie delivered 10 The Seese.
a:y Of State TO be recorded This advice wasoe-
,osed, says Jefferson, BY Randoiph and kaes.
md the Cabinet bieny divided, n" change 80
made.
So much for Mr. JsfEerson,s theory. New f.
lis Practice. IN the cu'osy pronounced 81 h. DE.
ease,by his intimate personal aud political fie"1
/ .rrson Smith, we read ~ foil '~s:
10 SOL, after memorable conflict, Tboms
efferson was called by his country 10 the behe@
flee in the Government. Al tho allotted t'ne.
nth simplicity aud modssiy peculiar 10 bin, =
.paircd on foot and unattended. except BY . 70
riends, 10 the Capitol, whence having msds b
,augural address and taken the oath Of oe6es. -
stornsd to bis Iosinss 10 tbs same uoous;ea's'''as
,anner
"a, time this, except, wc believe, that occssss
lily in cold or damp weather. the PRECEDENT eees
as gone to tho Capitol on horseback. os n D"
arlage, in the ordinary mode Of private c's.zsns1
10 foreign ambassadors in gold lace; no ba'+
,as Of infantry; ne troops Of ho'se; no drums
umpets; no splendid cquipase; and shove a''.s
Az ling PoPCLAcE"
We Eer,ot to mention that the af,ssss,d letter
Mr.. Jefferson, Of June, 1924, (sce his wossa
u Nv, p 99) was written 10 Martin Van basen.
Again we say, pretty well Tor bes'"eee.
That tbirk Jeffersonian Democratss Whss sh'sx
E, Working Meni What think, 'po7ulscer P'ssy
ell, amt na
From ,he National Intel sfsoe"
The Legislature Of Psnnsy lvana terminates sD
..o. Ia, week in much confession, caused y she
overnor's having placed bis veto upon . ssn eer
ming extensive appropriations e. works Of Iss''
i bereavement. new end old. The Message q.