, 1881-01-05

,,itcs fnr,'c,crntinR II posfcet tranqntllity snl
dispositions for eo':llng VIII anpar,na,.esa a ~, Gu
s,trIty 1T tl,oir Mn!H.i and tho advancement of
rrhappinesA ~ Ills D.y,ae blessing e. may a s''
temperate constations end ,ho vito mcas,'n;
~ which tho a,iccoss Of this Government muss
depend.
The, Inauguration Of John, Adams took
place Il, the chamber Of the HOUSE, tho Seli.
sttu attiUnrtling to TINT place, OFT the |th nI
fnfia r.scnt n attac 3e9 by tho e0t sarShsl d te
e'ser 1s'fSe a s lis ssst seat Ii ts s9etr snay
%ceNrici By tha sp.sHksT5 .,s 5catS Te v!esa an
iss II u,lva,ss, S'a n'ir Ienv M '' Tic reht q tho
President. 1iM Into Speaker Of tho House
md ills clerk were seated q, t,e Lett. altt tllY
Jnsisss ot hs seS ~ o Gosf Mts T6u
gres,t mid gaol Washington, who was Just
rrt,rlng fro'n tho Presidency. ,waa seated ~
private citizen n little III tro!lt Of tho scnts
sssfs s se !" 9" s H. Sfas "ss %,e Te FStse sH s IT,
jstcrs niNl members Of tho House weto IN
tl,cir usual seats. A lnrgu coi,courss Of both
sexcs was pFssct ~ aqs nr ey
Cred Cred lis f,is attifcss. 'Tlis production .wns
a inucll moro pretcntions document thafl
Wnshlngtons. 1t is at lcast twlca -
"ig, itc d AtaS,s '',s na ofe bee'a ynt III
Under Washington, md lind occupied lin
tmrtant positions Of trust for .lnaty years.
liz Initiated Washington ~ giylnE gE ~ ,, nc,
0ycr the Government from Its inception. lilo
saii that io llntl first seen tho Constitution
wllje he was serving his country III n f0rclEl!
laid. md Ind admired 1t rs tho product III
Of Ills eulogy on tho Constitution ho asks tlle
question Which shows the tendency OF
| thought, even Mt that uerlod:
"WtlAt other form Of goYernment inuGea,
| Sun91 f,nqirrH NQtnH111 Mill l1tH ~
c!i! ~ ."t,.,. MG ,nrnuroT III nithntri, nn,,ci.
,i Io dMiHoWR in1oniYR frma, ~ F,rntra hnjint in Ill
!sstss Wc ,;s %oad naturally yy.iy sg9iSst bay a
passed. through tho Revolution, is, novertfo-
| ~ ,l,o mdst m ti,oso nlcnslns h1oas NO sho.sld
ss & o assr IT, !5sess e s t bss.es L
ttrtai Or cxtrniieoMs shout! tnfeo. tho purity Of
r FREQ fur yIstnos anti g. ss9nemdirn5 g S,eG.
ions. IT ~ olne.n LINZ u 20 o pG hnt cat, IN ~ Jr
cnse ~, Dy pGF,y enux% 1r a tbo ehoico OF
erv sne 9r ~ ow cnds mot Of tho Nation Tor tho
Sntconai rood. II that solitary suffrage can be
s @ .sFa 81 FSosass "s g. Y rles stss e
veninl!ty tll9 Government ay not ~ tho Sho1ec
+ %sss SSyss;es SSyssS S
s,.sc sn"sS would havo tto to boast OF oS0'
'os Is stls. strons euloey. was pronounced upon
Hf ffhF r.
washington. anu the hutn0l, Misel
iltg ilnsoii Melt VI x 49,; uti,i, ,n is ,o."nr
,,..t,.,,a t ~ ifau -" ~ tl,nt i,nd ntn hnr,1n
IT. ~ r." ,.r..cp,linu Aiministration. Like WISH.
~ Lt!u Nv ail..i,t. nta,sra ,"oa a hnnnIir>
Inktols: l!o GtostsE ,a n.a!.e'eo WAC - 'o''e'~
/ tlUt1, h11u rGtl{l rs IOlluWs.
and may that lseinE. who Z snpremo eyer ~, a1i,
tho PROTECTOR In nii ugcs Of tho world, or virtu
Gus liberty contInun 1is blessing npon tas Az
success and durntion cot1sstont With thu ends ol
Ills Providence.
-. 1ra,,s ten1 o.,n-o,o,,a,1 t1,e
Jefferson. on March oVl. aIRaoaeHtg49 ~ ~
| O@llct with the Snine feeling OF tnG nWlNi IT,
sp0iisibillttes It imposed tllat had impressed
. lilo t,r,,,1urp4tnrs rlhn literary style Ut llls
uTai,,1u IL nittct iInrr thuu thai Of either
Wnshington or Adams. and some maxi14s
MY apllnllsilS IVY ~ WY ,'Mrnttc .rp ~ f"i.
Witn se!.lerets y. IVY i sri., l,'orrrntinf
W11tGncG nrtt I0uHal u! u. 1hc !1lNHku Nttvt
exercises to0k placn tHss t!u'o ~. Ato 2c!tts' X.
Chamber Thn contest tlat ies'.iiHu ~ Sa.t
election OF Je1efsom ana ~ pehm ssaH s4eTt ~" VII
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