Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-11-28
WEEKLY MADISONIAN.
FOR THR NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS-


The approaching session of Congress
will, doubtless, be one of great interest.
1t will close up some, at least, of the at
fairs of Mr.. Van Buren's administration
and usher in more ausplcous dawn of
new and better order OF things. The
scenes in Congress will probnly be excit-
ing. On one side we shall see the strug-
giles ofan expiring faction and on the other
triumphant party, armed with confidence
Of the people, imposing judicious restraints
upon the convuIsive throes of their onpo-
nents, and shielding their country as far
as possible from the dangers Of malignant
and reckless violence, and endevorng to av-
ert the embarrassment which defeated men
stung with disappointment, will seek to
throw in the way of the new adminstra-
lion. On the third of March next, 12
o'clock P. NJ, Mr.. Van Buren's dull
.star" vii, vanish, and Immediately in its
place shall we behold appearing the rising
sun of HARRISON.
On the 4th of March, Gen Harrison,
as President Of the United States, will
attend in the Chamber of the House of
Representatives to take the oath of office
according to tile direction of the Constltu.
tion. Tn his entrance, as on the en-
trance of Washington, and Jefferson, and
Madison the audience will not be able to
stlfle their disposition to applaud. Hav-
ing takon his seat on the elevated chair
of the Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives, the Vice President, Mr.. Van Bu-
gen Gf presently and tho Secretary Of the
Senate on his right, the Speaker and
Clerk Of the House of Representatives on
his left, and the Chief Justice of the Uni
ted States and Associate Judges at the
Clerks table, he will proceed to deliver his
inaugural speech after Which he will re
ceive the oath of office from Mr.. fancy,
the Chief Justices He will then retire,
and such huzzas will 90 up from the mil
titude around the Capitol as have never
betn heard.
Such will be among the interesting incl
dents which occupy the Weekly Madiso-
nian. The paper will contain leading
speeches, spirited sketches of debates, and
summary Of the results of the proceed
ings IN Congress, together with the gener.
al and political news Of the day. 1t will
contain the official returns of the vote in
the Electoral Colleges for President,
which will be opened in the presence OF
Congress and the Inaugural Address ofthe
President. This will include the time com.
prel endt d between the opening of Con.
gress in December, and It's adjournment on
the 4th of March. Subscription price fol
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THOMAS ALLEN.
Washington, Oct. 81, 15lo.
C. Harrison editors will oblige US by
giving this an insertion.
1t has been usual of late years to perform the Ger
emonies of Inauguration the porco in front of TIT
Capitol where the area is better fitted accommodate
large number OF spectators The practice will proba
Ibly he ntnupd.