The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-03
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thereafter the presidehts carriage was l
ar.Isred when ]. oFd Isenfrew, accompanied
by Secretary Floyd and the duke, visited
the capitol. followed BY the royal retinue
AZ the cast front eIitrancco Of the CAPT. |
tol the party we're received By the archi.
Etect, Mir. Walter, Capt. Franklin, Chief
engineer of tie government works, and |
Capt. Huntington, WHO escorted them |
Through the building 81
First visiting the library, the party |
Eprotre,led 10 tho Senate chamber and
@eonmittes rooms; thence 70 the rotunda,
where they examined with much interest
1.-THE various historical paintings and bas-
lreiiefs. Thence the party proceeded
Through tile old hall of the House 70 the
fne@ hall. Here several Of the party
lmade many inquiries touching the arrange
tments and regulations; which side Is Occur
.ipied IN the administration and which by
the opposition members. and as 70 the
EIneans Of access to the floor aud galleries,
From the llall the party passed to the
tspeakef's rooin,whielwas greatly atlmlredf
ithenee by The magnificent private stair
lease 10 tbs rooms II The committees on
ssEasricuItufe, naval and military affairs
and the Senate Offices. They expressed
. themselves highly gratiiied with what
Ithey saw. .lg
4 During the half honr's stay hi the
Z caPitol building; mn immense crowd gath
!, cred about the steps Of the east mont,
Eeagcr to obtain . glimpse Of tho royal
guest III Y
After taking q cnrsory survey Of the
I surroundings from the p0rtieo OF the cast
I trout. the party entered their carriages
!, and were driven to the mansion. The
avenue was filled with gazcrss Lord
. Isenfrew and suite highly complimented
!, the Senate chamber and the hall OF the
tIIouse, al well us tile statuaTy.
/. The public reception Of his lordship,
!, between the hours Of ~ aud l, attracted
Immense crowds to3 the White House.
Long before the doors were flung open
II the portieo was filed with people, while
R constant stream of carriages poured
nlaiong tile semigirc1iar roadway The
drizzling rain seemed 10 cause no dinlina,
ftion Of the number Of ladies dressed In the
| Em0st gorgeous styles a IN 1T. !. ...,.
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lante.rooms were so crowded tliat only o
certain number were admitted and dis
!. missed al: q time. In consequence, the
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