Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-22
FRUM OUR CAPITAL.


rn. Evan, a., Dover-T.c u,.,~
ra,,n. cr Inh. " na,, Tns A.,
tending res,tytsies ,hc ,unur
ur., Ra,,-N,nor No,.s.
s,ec,o, C,rrcspondenc. for tho RenubI,con
no,,, n,, I,,, o, 1870
lh1S morning AZ 'iie uePo' 'ner' was
great c!o"u Vi peopie,ahA'ouS'y await
ing ths appearance o, .he special 'rai'
from iiih'hs'on. ht 'ast II came ana
ia a lew minutes 'he iii''''.a, tne 'iei''
pers ni the wy eo"iic.'s VI wilmington
ana New .aS'le' ana the oHicers uhaef
lhose cities respective ADMINISTRATIONS,
were e'hpt'ea out ana "er" soon p'ac"'
ID iihe. FROM wilmington lhe repre-
p.s;.,.,, .on' ,i.s., ,",Il o
tn. portly person of tn. respected State
Historian and Wilmippton's anable
CITY Treasurer, Francis Vincent. Sure
| ly war, il not for q q saving presence
of the "big delegation from the sand
hills Of Sussex there might be consid
cradle to fear from the impending OF
the slender common wealth. Big menl
Dover il full OF them, financially as
we'll as physically.
Upon the procession starting it pro-
ce.drd to tn. residence of Senator Pen
newell on Main street, wher. the Gov
erpor elect and the incoming Secretary,
James l.. Walco.t. in carriages, w-r.
taken in line. The line of march was
again taken and again stopped when
it had reached the state house front.
Here the Goy-rnor-rlect stepping from
tn. carriage was met by the citizens
d.pu,atiou and conducted by tn. joint
co,u,uittr. of tn. Iegislatur. followed
by the Assemblymen to the Kent
Comfy Court House,
uuv .,v,,,srpp,xc ov ruv o,ru
=,
i,"r' o''i''"n' aPe's"''e pi'aons.'
i'seii' me nan was niieo :" ''s ~
most, iauies Bre"'iy Preponuera''ne'
Long ps'ofo 'ho i'ooh'''n,' ",'''o' 'nl'
aSse"ho'"s1 h"' o'o' ""' h"' a'V
Z" Pat'ent'y ioi 'ho appearance Vi '"o
aist.he eu'sheu party
iht '"'ei,o'-eie'' on'o''" W '"e
rear uoor ana took seat oi' 'ho 'roh'
OF the stage. ny MS sue were seated
uo''rh'r ,,'I'ir'''' ,',' nA'mo'eInoi W, ni o'.
uer anu oa''s'u'y anu i"o "ni'' Jus
ticr 'o''iNeys' aver '''uS'o 'y Inv
pah"' se"'eo III "'S'ah' 'otner prayer
was ohereo ny h'E' Dr, "'oSon lhe
oehate ohaP'aih' va 'iio''oi Vi 'e.h'
Tor ohafpiey 'he resolution eoh'e'l'hs
the TWO houses III Joiht session was
then read, ai1er Wh'ch Mr nan step
pea forward me ""rernor erect III
cleaf voice. io'lo"ed the 1Hiel Justice
as ne IN an t4 uaii' audipie tone, SLOW"
~ repeated 'he oa'h. AS ar nan
Donn'" .,"u,'I '" ~ ' I oo> a., ~ ,.haI' ' w..
semhlag, bursi on, in n nrolonr.d
shout Of applaus.. After (iov.rnor
U,lI conc,ud.d his address, th. L.yislA.
tur. returned to III, Stat. Hons. and
the ceremonies wer, over.
Will. Tn. iuauyura,jou was going
on the un,ortunat.s mon th. outsidr,
who could not gam adnit,auc. w4re
repaIpd with an .xc.ll.ut .xhihition
If ',ilitarv skill. Th. two COMMANDS
(cos A and ca w.r, tro,t.l On, on
III, ar..,, wh.r. ,L.v y.r. mt ,hrnroh
Ma. mammal of arms mnch :, th.. ia.
i;,ht nf ,ho ,,,;n, '.r,,vd of o,nr,o;,.
,;S. ruraIi.ts mar. w.r. ,mapr pr .r-
L.,n.d unon IN. .o,nr,r;..
Io,I a. IN th.;r military v,r,..rono,,,5
"A; c;.ucv If driIl. Th. imrr.ssinr hmm
,ra ,;nt. of III. ,,.nh.r. nf ,L,, .r;,
,,,ur. has be.n fav,raIl,. on.. ani
L.,.,;st.,.. nf thi, onrrr, w.i, tor
,h. yrr,.s. nf tha iii, In r.,,ion to ,
s,o... M;,;ti, which il no,v h.for. III.
II"ny. 49, Rn,r.s.nt,tiv.,
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III" '"'"'"''
After the Inauguration ceremonies
had welEnigh exhausted themselves,
the invited guests and honCred mem.
oers 'eS"" w MIAMI preparations i'' ''e
anu suppr' w M ,n' P''s' "'''i'' io' ' 'ne
,a'er y. p"i' u 'i'e o"y' A' 'o"r oiock
Mr. ronn'a'n 'h''is ''os' Vi 'he oap'.ai
'io,'l, l.' "nnouio'" WY 'n,ns ''"uy'
1ru az ies!sla'ols' .,!' puol'c 'n'ci"lS' eN-
''ho'"'s, ii''''."'y i'ei'' press iePresei-
'at''es "a AM, invited sues's n.,'''orilns
toou, "'e 'u'''''o ",'u-h',y h'o" into
me n,n'hs rooms o' 'ie aoo'e name"
's'ao'ls''''eh' ant ALMOST S'"''itah-
'oos,y pegah 10 'a!l. A''er tle oes'r'S
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