, 1874-01-13
surrection and Vivi1cation
( Of the Democratic
: Party.
:traordfnary Collection Of Ancient
: Fossils at Columbus.
. Governors Address a Very Brief
Document,
A Cutting Down Of State Expenditures
Recommended.
ALIENS INAUGURATION,

ALIENS INAUGURATION,
Sneetal Dipatch 10 The cafca7o Tribune
CoLuAhus, O.. Jan, 12.-aov. Allen has taken rooms
u the Nc House during tho legislative session. At
these rootns since Saturday he hus held an almost
continuous reception. Democrats who havo not been
III tho Oaptnt In twenty ycars, Democrats WHO, ihs
Father Kimbal, Of Columbian, boast that they
VOTED THREE TIMES ron 1AcKBou,
Democrats like m old farner from Buckskin Town.
ship. Ross County, WHO tako nridu In 1et-
ting everybody know they votcd for COL Alien tho
first time ho was sent to Congress-. forty years ago M
od-ncra In fact who havo passed. ont Of political
by easy stages in advance Of tho crowd
to congratulate tho dorcrnor-elcc. So many
6HoW-vn1TE HEApH
have not been aocn at the Capital ut any previous
tine. "1ts good thing" said Allen to me-
aftcr enc Of these receptions, ''for tho
old to together. It puts
now life into thcm," Among the veterans who paid
their personal respects to the Govcrnor-cect noticed
Gen. Fitch, United states Marsal for tho Northern
DISTRICT under piorco; 8. 7. Spencer Postmaster at
Cleveland, under Polk; Din Rhodes, Of Cleveland;
cx- Congressman Sawyer, OF Augatze: Judge Olark,
Of coambiaua Judge Jachuon, OF Crawford Judge
Mckenzie, Of Putnam: ex-spcnkcr Thornhiil Horace
Knapp, Of Ashland; and score or more Of gray
boards. Col. Allen was, in his primo,
the wheclhorsc Of tho Democratic party in Ohio.
George II. Pendcton and other distinguished Demo-
gcnoration and
ARE COMPARATIVELY poYs.
There Is yn1uc runor that the sa!nted Sam Mcdary,
tho tall Chief Of tho ouyahoga, and e1.Gov. edill
1lbboring about the streets In this genera
resurrection Of political dcad mon.
Senator Thurman arrived Saturday evening" and
took rooms at tho Ncu House, Thts
waa now sensation, and 1t in the
morning before hn permitted to retire. Between
his and those OF tho aoysrnor-clect the crowd
wont and came. Beyond tho eddy Of visitors around
the No House. nothing indicated tho impending great
day, which, In the opinion Of eyery Democrat III the
State, marks the
RESURRECTION AND MITIGATION
of tho old Democratic party Early ibis morning
there porcertlbla incrcasa Of people III tbs
streets, mud by 10 o'clock tho corridors and halls ot
tho 9tats-IouBo wero crowded with curious visitors
and the hotels throngcd with politicians. First
rive was tho Cleveland delegation, headed by desacl-
nont nf tho Grsys GOO sttnng Tho Herman Guards,
q stsubonEc 45 ,nuskets next a.rved the Hamilton
County d@slegso1 @ WITH te Ltto essys and DAYTON
Of military from Toledo, and bauda Of mus!c from
Akron, Tliln Holmes County, aud other points, ar-
These, with fow struggling citizcns Of tho neigh
borhood On horseback,-oue fellow
aua carrynR nan tho bands,
ani ths'Ne thse military, aud few S '1sn:: car
s s.ssss, ssG i I'd
There was vexatious delay in starting, owing to tho
tardy arrival Of tho Lucaa County delegation, but by
tue route woro hct With people, It tho einnS nS,
an immense coucolrse bud COLLECTED on tho east front
two hours by tho rrepressibs ~. n. and ls soma
folnale, who took advantage Of tho presence Of
n7any soTeregna to present tho usual arguments for
woman 6nuraGe. There was conspicuous
ABSENCE or rLAos AND ENTHUSIASM
aon the ronte Of procession Just hye we're vishle
stalls tle Capitol building. Tho city see1ns to have
tlken the event With moderation Several things mayac-
all expected to zee. The delay aud general mis,nau-
ag:ment Of the parade answerabo in part. People
with cold feet and bluo noses wore In no disposition to
Tho arrangements for the Inauguration ceremonies
were 90 successfully carried out that only hosc who
had places Oh the northeast csrlanao OF tho Capitol
eoosa h9as word Ct SEQ head in which they lad my
HUMAN ia in'9res TheIs were no police about 70 keep
centre Of tho ehpanac and around it tho rsopo clus
tered Ike bees, 80 that when Gov Noycs and tho Gov
ernoE~oect, and tho new State officials forced their
why to 1t,
NONE THE rHoueAsps
standing about tho grounds could have knowledge or
coguiznnce Of anything taking place. It sceu1ed to
hive boon iugenolisly contrived 10 hide the nm tho
co Allan under tho circnsancos, @ i Is po on 81
derful there WAS
NO MAGNIFICENT ou1Dunsr
Of rorltnr enthusiasm. "A spectacle, tho 1uAugra-
ton ceremonies were not impressive u any respect
The, fact Ia, there waa an intense curiosity to
emerge from tho political Deiage, aud beIng larss'y
ao ina asesss sss'n Was s'
When it is .a1 TINT genera! good feeling aud good
ordcr prevailed throuHot't tue day, Will no especial
that cail b0 said
III response to a sercnado In tho evening" scnator
Thrnml referred fcoliugly to tho cyil!ty shown by
their political opponents a,l especially to the married
courtesy of Gen. Noycn III his reception Of Col Aou.
Tho marled contrast Of hts conduct aud that Of Gov.
Me.si IN 1856, who refused to Ele IN tho carrlago
with salnon r. Chase, then Goyarnor-oect, waa not
aly n S snS e to sssp
hayo improved In political manners. but
THE counsE OF ruE pEMocnAI1o MEa.nEGs
OF tho State Senate who hn%o 1cfreo tho Republicans
show tho list Of their standig committees for tho RI
Indicate '1S improvaacnt ] IN tut ioetoa Thss
rroposo also TO supplement ,, TILL nclinn nsIao Iy
ess sa' no sonsutionay S aeas. This
no sy to sGten ne m Htper;SS ot ocs Or r
Legislature goes as # lna commenced and dooa not
succeed in brnsng back tho Republicans 'o la;sr 9
Congress will not let thcn.
| Ex-0ov. MOVES
m with a. hs family sspsS * eni9n 70 a this NJ wes 1s
s ossa usng to- nab svs viii as
to routine business III Lis absonce Putnam III regard
cd among tho Republicans as
| THE Virtual GOVERNOR
% broaght 10 tear upon Noycs to purdon weF tho a.
canp aitl oven tho Governor of Iniaun wcro aad II
hayu Joined In soliciting Executive olclnurcy, but he
Piled TINT It would ouly to encourage tho coul-
| intssiou Of such 0lIensc, aud locluoa to act.
| GOV. ALIENS ADDRESS.
CoLuMnus, o., Jau. 1a.-At haf-pas. a O'CLOCK
r. tbs members Of tho General antiy. Supreme
Court und other l.gnltaricH prorecdeu to the east
| terrace. Aftur prayer, 0ov. Noyes
| INTRODUCED tIR. ALLEN
az follows:
"MY FELLow CITIZENS / haya tho honor to tntro*
tluce to yuu u gentleman luug distinguished IN III
cuuntry's history, anI called by thu sovereign
Yuleo OF tho people 70 preside over tho interests cf ona
Slute-the Hon. William Allen, Goyarllur Ut O1,"