Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-10
\ THE: INAUGURATION.
TIE Cc-sncn;e, of the OcCasioa-T!e
Attendance in t..s Assembly-Tho
Reception at Governor Hradiey's
Hcuse-AIr. Adams Address.

Reception at Governor bradley
Heuse-AIr. adams Address.
Yesterday was the time fixed upon !!
the Seventh Nevada Legislature to +
inaugurate His Excellency Governor !
Z. Bradley. 1t o'clock or lit
later The Senate and Assembly met i
Joint couye ution in the Assembly Chan
Der, the Speaker of the House, Nj
Doyey of Lyon, and Lieut.. Gov. Fran
Denver, President of tie Senate, pre-
siding.
LARGE NUMBER
of citizens were in attendance as well a
a large majority of the two Houses o
tie Legislature. The lobby was thronget
with visitors who were drawn together
by the dignity ard ceremonial of the oc.
casion rs well as by the peculiar form
which it was knosn the initiatory SER
vices would take on account of the Gov
ernor's illness. There was goodly
number OF ladies in attendance within
the railing, while numerous reporters
were busy dotting down the more salient
point. Of service to impress and amuse
the readers of their respective journals.
THE CHIEF INTEREST
Of tie gathering was manifested, how
ever, in an unmistakaLle regard and
tender feeling for our honest, Old, farmer
Executive, spar::yo!y called BROAD
horns, there being no reason however
Why '6horth1rns' would not serve
GqIte as Il, IS = ..pGgiluet. Wherever
In tie course Of the rigid Installation
lis name was mentioned, the
sympathy and attention OF the audienc,
grew earnest aGl fixed.
III. PROCESSION
to tie Governors Mansion we did not
follow, out OF delicacy and 'sensitiiity.
The necessity Of the visitation, if there
existed any, is our excuse. Why, in
of the cid gsntleman's
feeble state, he might not have been in
stalled with the same effect and sense by
.ny Notary Public, We fail 10 perceive.
THE sALUTATIoHs
he rcetiyld might have been predicted. |
:ome said: "How Il do, Governor: l !
IN glad to see you looking so well"
others, coming precipately on the heels
# these. unburi hened themselves thus:
Governor, how d. do: anu real sorry
0 see you in this fix" All OF which
ToEil have been too much for a mUscu-
AZ wood chopper TO endure without nau-
ga. The Governor, though 10 serious
ssults are apprehended in his case i'm
lediately, is afflicted by disease which
ichs and tries the stoutest constitutions,
cling paralyzed in his right limbs and
lltia!ly i'll the night side.
HIS HIGHT HAND
as held up while taking the cath by
neakc! Dewey. He made 10 more than
.e oriefest veIbai response al the install
tinn. He had 10 inaugural address.
Ider the circumstances, to Ctftr. The
legislature and tie accompanying crowd
turned to the Assembly Chamber, where
e J9int convention was formally di-
lived by Lieutenant Governor Frank
rIHSF, Ai!e tSstiLbiy rtllalIlDE III Their
ats to be adjourned and the Senate re-
ming to their Chamber for further
siDess. Lieutenaut Governor Denver
ok the CHAIR and making a farewell
dress, yielded his place 10 the Lieu
2ant Governor Jewett w. Adams, Just
stalled, who delivered lr;cf and neat
dress, which deserves to lie highly r
oxen OF because of its lreyity and =
l:ress. The Lieutenant Governor is =,
man OF proposing personal appear "
2e. pleasant address, and, We have
!rl, a man Of culture. lie SPOKE as
lows
.DDREss or HON. JEwETT ADAMS.
euatoTs-TArough the suurages Of
peor.e o. our flourishing young
:e, TIE honor Of presiding over the i
iborations Of your honorable body
) been conferred upon your humble
want. In assuming the response
ty Of discharging such arduOus and
ricate duties as | shall here be Tia.
ed upon 10 perform, am not I'M
ldGul of my lnoxperence, and my 4
endence upon the indulgence of ~