The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-01-23
The InauguTntiOn.

uf n most imposing character; and the re-.
view reflected credit upon officers and mon.
The day was cold. but dry aud agreeable to
pedestrians, especially when on the double
quick The exercises Of the luansurati, u
proper commenced at o'clock, T.. VI.
The ceremonies were conducted IN the
Rutunda of the Capitol At , o'clock Lieut..
Gov. Kuk called the SENATE to order. aud
announced the programme of procedure.
In few minutes the Senate with the invit-
cd guests are mnrshalcd 10y the -crgcant-at-
Arms, and conducted to the rolunda. ln
the center. under the majestic dome of q.
lio's beautiful Capitol plain platform is
erected. to which Lieut.. Gov. Kirk asCCnds.
IA prcSding officer. The senators are seat
ed. On all sides is seen mass oi citizens,
mostly la'lics. In n moment after the Sem
ate. the Representatives, from the other
wing Of the Capitol. advanced, attended by
the Judges of the supreme Court. and were
seated. Next came tiov. pcnnison an1 stuil
cscortng the Governor and Lieut. Govern
or elect who were seated on the platform
the other State officers Immediately in front
The presiding officer having called to order
Rev. nr. Trmhlc offered most fcrvcut
and appropriate prayer. invoking the III.
vine licacdict ON ou the rul rs of the State
and Nation. lmnc lately after the luvoca-
tom, the Comptroller of The Treasury, Hon
j. IT, Riley was escorted To- the stand and
the oath of office administered hy Hon. lo.
ciah Scott. Chief Justice ut The Supgcm
Court. NcXt the Secretary oi state lIor.
Il. Cowal; then the Treasurer Of state. Hon.
Y. g.. Dorsey; after h,m the Lieut.. Govern
or. Hon. Il. Stanton; and last, the Governor
Hon David Tod.
Immediately on taking the official oath,
t;nv. Tod turned and delivered his luau.ur
al Al,l.r~s. which we publish entire in a.
other column. 1t ;s manly, plain, outspok-
cu. aal sensible exhibit of doctrines AMI
srutiurttis tu which oir rcnrln will almost
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ltCSS, the members ut the Legislature lnnN-
cl to the Senate Chamber tu witness the in
3uru.af,uu of Lieut., GOV. Stanton. as Pres
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kirk rose ANA made the ioIluwng handsome
valcdictory remarks:
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AMI |, il r,,hnns tho frs, t;mc in tho history If
nur race, when any pcor,, have rcbrllcd arains
their rulers without cnmnaninr of ono single soil.
inry act OF misrnlc or oppression
But here il "A rebellion lc Nv mon who have con
rollcd the legislation of the couutry for quarter of
century orranizod and carried nionNccution, white
they were themselves administering ts .,atlonal
Government
There can bc no trrminltou Of the war in which
we are engaged hui lv the c,mrlctr and thorough
suhiur,tinn Of lhcrh,ili,n an the con,lirn punish
ncnt Of the trli oa who orgi lrl it, an have car
ricd it on; or by the overthrow OF the Governments
All idea of pnaceablc adjustment until the rebellion