Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-11-10
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sor. which had been addressed to Congress
| while 10 session, while that of Mr. Ad-
ans was declaration of his sentiments
without being addressed in the form af-
terwards adopted by Mr. Jefferson -
j Friends and wctizens The senti-
ments aud style of MIR Adams inaugural
produced favorable impression upon the
people.
JEFFERsoN-lS01
The inaugural address of Mr. Jefferson
was delivered on the 4th of March, 1901.
in the new Capitol at Washington in the
presence of the Vice President. (Burr)
the Senators, many members of the House
OF Representatives, the foreign ministers
and large concourse of citizens The
site of Washington city was then com
parative wilderness. and difficult of ap
proach from the imperfect state of the
roads. The oath of Office was admiuis
tered by Chief Justice Marshall after the
address was delivered The Vice Presi
dent, Col Burr, took his seat in she Sen
ate The same Gay.
MADIsoN-iS0o
The inauguration of James Madison
took place in the Capitol at Washington
on the 4th of March, 1909 The oath of
Office was administered to the President
by Chief Justice Marshall, In the presence
of ex.President Jeferson-who sat at the
| right hand of MadiSon-the members OF
the late cabinet, members of Congress,
foreign ministers, aud large concourse
of citizens The President was dressed
in plain suit of black and delivered
the address in q modest aud digni6ed
/ manner.
MoNRoE-lSl7.
The Inauguration of James Monroe, on
the 4th of March. 1917, was preceded BY
procession from the residence OF the
President elect to Congress Halls Wash
ington city. where the usual Ceremonies
were performed The President and Vice
Pr9sident elect were attended by large
number of citizens, as an escort. and all
entered the chamber of the Senate, winch
body was then III session the Vice Pres
ident, Tompkins. took the chair. and the
oath of office being administered to him
he delivered short address ExPresi
dent Madison and the Judges of the Su
preme Court were present
After the ceremony. the Senate adjourn
ed and the President with his attendants, $,
proceeded to an elevated portico, tempora
/ rlly erected for the OCCASION, where III the
! presence Of large coucourse OF citizens
and strangers, he delivered his inaugural
| address, after which the oath of Office was
administered by Chief Justice Marshali =
| The number of persons presentwa estima-
ted at over FIVE thousand. The day was
mild and pleasant.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMs-Io25.
The inaugural address Of Mr. Adams
was delivered in the Capitol, on the 4th
OF March, 1925 The President elect, in
plain suit of black, assembled the steps
| to the Speakers chair In the House of
Representatives, and took his seat He
was attended by the ex President Monroe,
by the Judges of the Supreme Court, the
Vice President. Calhoun, the Senators, aud
a number OF members of the House AZ
ter the address, the President descended
from the chair, and placing himself at the
Judges table, the oath of Office was ad
minstered to him by Chief Justice Mar
shall in presence of the immense audience |
of citizens and strangers who had assem-
bled in the Capitol
JAcKsoN-lS29.
On the 4th of March. 1929, the Presi !
dent elect was escorted from Gadsby's |
Hotel to the Capitol There was large |
assemblage of people at Washington to
witness the ceremonies of the OCCASION
The President elect and other dignitaries |
first entered the Senate chamber, aud re
mained until the Senate adjourned, about |
noon, when procession was formed to
the eastern portico of the Ca pitol, and |
where in the presence of large assembly |
of spectators. Gen. Jackson delivered his !
inaugural address Having concluded it, /
the oath to support the constitution was
administered to him by Chief Justice
Marshall. The day was serene and mild, |
and every way favorable to the wishes of /
those who had come from distance to |
witness the Inauguration Gen Jackson
did uot call upon President Adams, and
the latter was not present at the ceremo-
ny of the 4th at the Capitol.
VAN BUREN-ls37
There was nothing peculiarly remarka-
Bile i'll the Inauguration Of Mr. VanBuren
on the 4th of March 1887. Gen Jackson
accompanied the President elect in car
riage to the Capitol, aud the address was
delivered from the eastern portico of the
Capitol The oath of Office was admins
tered at the close BY Chlef y ustlce laney
The weather was remarkably pleasant,
and, as usual, there was large concourse
of people present.
HARRIsoN-lS4l.
Washington city was more ttronged
with people at the inauguration t Harri-
son, on the 4th of March. l64l. than on
any former occasion. The procession was
large, and Gen Harrison was mounted on
a white charger As on former OCCASIONS,
the inaugural address was delivered from
a platform on the east portico of the Cap
itol Previous to delivering the closing
sentences the oath of Office was admins
tered by Chief Justice Taney. after which
the President pronounced the concluding
passages Of the address.
PoLK-lS45.
The ceremonies on the 4th Of March,
ls45, at the Inauguration of Mr. Polk,