Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-16
N SIMONDs, JR. WM. NJ. MORN IsOeV
SiEnGnds & Morrison,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 10 Front street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
VVEEE1hY EaADEsONEA n,
Dec. 18th, 1910.

FOR THE NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS.
The approaching session of Congress will, doubt
less, be one Of great interest. 1t will close up
some, at least of the affairs Of Mr.. Van Buren's
administration, and usher in the more suspicious
dawn Of a new and better order of things. The
scenes in Congress will probably be exciting On
one side we shall see the struggles of an expiring
faction and on the other triumphant party, armed
with the confidence of the people, imposing Judi
ciOus restraints upon the COnvusive throes of their
opponents, and shielding their country as far as
possible from the dangers Of malignant and reckless
violence, and endeavoring to avert the embarrass-
ments which defeated men, stnng with dsappoint-
ment, will seek TO throw in the way of the new ad-
ministralon' On the third of March next, 10
O'Clock, P. NJ Mr.. Van Buren's dull star will van
ish, and Immediately in its place shall we behold
appearing the rising sun Of HARRISON
On the Al of March, General Harrison, as Presi-
dent Of the United States, will attend in the Cham
Der Of the House Of Representatives to take his
oath OF office, according to the direction of the
Constitution. On his entrance, as on the entrance
OF Washington, and Jefferson, and Madison, the
audience will not be able to ste their disposition to
applaud. Having taken his seat on the elevated
chair of the Speaker of the House of Representa-
tiVes, the Vice President Mr. Van Buren,, IF pre-
sent,) and the Secretary Of the Senate on his right,
the Speaker and Clerk Of the House of Representa-
tives on his left and The Chief Justice of the U.
States and Associate Judges at the Clerks tube, he
will proceed to deliver his inaugural speech after
which he will receive the oath of Office from Mr..
fancy, the Chief Justices He will then retire,
| and such huzzas will go up from the multitude
around the Capitol as have never been heard.
Such will be among the interesting incidents
which will occupy the columns Of the weekly Madl-
sonian. The paper will contain leading speeches,
spirited sketches of the debates, and a summary oil
the results Of the proceedings of Congress- togeth-
er with the general 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 Inau.
gu.al Address of the President. This will include
tic time comprehendod between the opening of Con
gcess in December, and its adjournment on the All
of March. Subscription price for this period FIFTY
GENTS Terms cash, in advance. Bank notes O
every description received at their specie ualue--
PoStmasters will act as agents, and be allowed {
commission-they are also authorized by the De
partment to forward subscriptions under frank =
Letters must come TO US free, or postage paid
THOMAS ALLEN.
>, WASHINGTON, Oct, 81, 1910.
-
1t has been usual of late years to perform III
ceremonies of Inauguration on the portico in from
Of the Capitol, where the area is better fitted to &C
: commodate large number Of spectators. The prac
tce viii probably be continued