The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-05

1NAGGOAAI1Oh CEhEMOAiES.
Grand Display and Impressive Pro-
eeeainxs-Wttnessed by 10000
People.
Washington, March 4.-The routine
business Of the senate was proceeded
with until about 11:30, when the d.
plomatic corps appeared ut the main en-
trance, and at once attracted universal
notice. Edward Thornton headed the
corps as its dean, the French. Italian
and German ministers followed; then
came the Turkish minister waiying his
red fez, and still more conspicuously
attired, the Chinese legation next ap-
peared, and afforded fresh topic for
the buzz and comment in the galleries
alike, by their grave demeanor and red
buttons, mandarin hats and peacock
feathers.
A few minutes afterwards the su-
preme court of the United States was
announced, and the justices, headed by
Chief Justice Waite, and clad in their
robes of Office, entered the senate cham
ber. Ex- Justices Swanye and Strong
also entered with their former col
leaguea
Shortly before II O'Clock, Gen. Gar
field and President Hayes entered the
chamber, arm in arm, escorted by SEN
ators Pendleton. Anthony and Bavard
committee of arrangements ana q,
lowed bv all the members of the cah,nat
AS thew proceeded down the a;s,s 10 tha
seats reserved for them tho san.,ors
and all other occu,a,fs Of the t,oor rosa
and remained standing until thew had
taken their seats. The vice president
elect was NEXT announced and toak a
seat ON the right of vica President
wbaaler amid ranewad .,,,,.,,sa. a.
the conclusion NJ which ha daI,varaa
q brief address fe,sawbara ronortod, ond
was thereupon sworn n
At this stage of the procaad;nos tha
members of the bouse of representa-
tiyes. headed by Sneaker Randall an.
tered and took seats in n body behind
the diplomatic corps ali@o mn nj, the
space now remaining in anv mart Of the
chamber.
The hour of 10 m. having arrived
Vice President wheeler de,;vared the
yaledictory. The 46tb congress was
declared at an end. and the newly in
Quoted vice president administered the
oath of Office to the senator's elect
This wort oe oroar;,at;on ha;rr
comn,a,aa a. ,,.. .nno,,,.oa .h.t az
senota snnrsma oonrt .nd ;nw;tad
ouards would nrocosd - t,,a a.st rort.
leo oe tho can;to, 10 nart,c,nate IN the
oarsmon;ss cf ~. ;,a,,r,rat;on 81 nrss-
,dant. elect Accordinelv a nrocession
was formed and ali tbs ,ate occunarts
Of the aoor of the sanata nroceedad
thro,,r,, ~. .o-.,a,-. 80 ..,.sss. =.
.a A 'ao .A' an. .o.unua0 "
sns pa. u''u ns .n0 pio.ssSion
. o.s s'.sn 'no .~n ooiiiuoi "
.uo 'o.unua, 'no oiowas pouring aowh
non 'ne sanalos soon causeu DOCK
a1e' ana nna 1,oanns ~ upon sne
p 'k 20 WIN - anu passou
" " sio io.unua' uense confused
.,,.,s. ass :. so, =. .op'eoon,"si.es anu
uip'oin"'' anu oi'iAehs' wisnout lhuch
1 ~ p.'oouonoe W 'e''oi,ihs .ne
. ~ an .oaons nun 'ne ~
sN".', " ..o p,a.lo'n ~ ..o piossuie was
~ .o.ss - '""S - ""o WIN slea' uiiioui,
~ ~ . -. ' pe' parry ioa'Neu
I At Ia.ao tho rros;aent ra.ohaa ,;s
n,aca at tba front of the n,otforrn ond
tool a aaat with Ch,.f Inst;oa wa;,a
rnon h;s r,,ht ana p..,,so.. u.m.s
unon the lar With Senotors pand,aton
Anthony and Ravard wh;Ia ;rmod;.
atelv behind sat b,s n,othor NJ. ra-
eeld Mrs Hovos ana VIC pras;aan.
Arthur
At 1895. Senator Pendleton arose
and introduced Gen. Garfield. who be-
gun his inaugural address. The ad-
dress was delivered with uncovered
head, in a voice clear. distict and calm.
anu was pialniy neard Dy every one on
s1o s'a.1 : no ueiiseiy ol ene inessage
e1p'01 ~ ininu'es' a. i1s conciusion
.ueo.ns .s was long continued anu en-
s'iusias.'c.
o.'e, 'us'lIe ma'ee tnen aominis-
oolou s,o usual oatn' 70 "nicn uariieid
i'1ponueo WIN ioselentiai ierYer
teSioen. hayes immeoiateiy
pEcHS60 IOrWAIQ anu cOQRraCulat60 his