Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14
THE INA UG URATION.
The TOunfed-in H'eIfs- bradley
Strong Candidate Speaks.
THE FOURTH OF MARCH OCCURRING ON
SUNDAY, THE CEREMONIES WERE POST
PONED UNTIL MONDAY.

STRONG Cundtddfe SPEAKS.
TuE FOURTH OF MARCH OCCURRING ON
SUNDAY, THE CEREMONIES WERE POST
PoNED UNTIL MONDAY.
WASHINGTON, March o. The streets
were alive at an carly hour this morn
ing with throngs OF people Fastening
10 u point from whence 10 WOW the in
augural proceedings. Within a lew
minutes alter IL o'clock, the Senate
galleries were filled to their utmost ca-
paclty. Mrs. Hayes occupied u front
seat IN the private gallery next to the
diplomatic gallery, her little son Scott
sat on her left and Mrs. Senator Sher-
man on her right, Miss FANNIE Hayes
aud Mrs. Stanley Matthews occupied
seats beyond Mrs. Sherman, together
with other personal friends Of Mrs.
Hayes. The floor of the Senate, ex-
cepting the seats reserved for the pres
dental parties, the Supreme Court,
and the diplomatic corps, was crowded
with Senators aud Senators. elect, mem
bers ol the House OF Representatives,
and other distinguished persons.
AT 10 o'clock today Mr.. Hay yes, ac.
companied by his son and Senator
Sherman, left the residence OF the SEN
ator for the Executive Mansion, where
he was met and cordially greeted by
ex.President Grant, who was ~ walt
ing TO escort Mr.. Hayes to the Capitol;
The grand inaugural pageant that bad
gathered ai the Washington circle, IN
the west end OF the city, about mile
from The White House, started with
their flying banners and bands, and
with little delay. The carriage of the
ex.President, in which four horses were
harnessed, was standing at the door,
and without any delay Mr.. Hayes, es-
corted by ex-President Grant and SEN
ator Morrill,, OF the committee OF ar
Judgements, took seats therein, and
driving 10 one Of the gateways leading
10 the Executive Mansion, awaited
the approach of the military escort
Here the distinguished party awaiting
within the gateway of the executive
ground passed out and took their place
in the grand procession.
The weather, which had been cloudy
and raw when the military moved
along in front OF the Executive Man,
sion, improved in u short time, and
when the Capitol was reached the sun
was shining brightly. The artillery
regiments with companies paradlng US
infantry, as well MS light artillery, and
the admirable marching OF the marine
battalion were subjects OF proluse la
vorabe comment by the spectators.
Governor Hartranit, oi Pennsylvahla,
marched at the head OF the troops.
Arriving ut the capitol, the various
officers took the places assigned Them
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HAYES INAUGURAL ApnRhss'
Ftftcto Cdisens: WE have assembled
to repeat tho p'ihiic ceremonial begun
by Washington, observed by all my
predecessors ana now tihe h"i'oreu
custom when marks me commonre
ment OF the Presidential "ifice' Call
ed TO the duties OF the great trnst' ~
whom Not by the people, bui oy
wells, bradley ana strong VINO ior
price, violated the CONSTITUTION ana
Their oaihs 10 accomplish tne'r 'hlqui'
ty.-Ep' kEp'J proceed ID compn,
ancc WIN usage, 10 announce some o'