Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-03-10

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FOURTH DIVISION.
AAior-oeneras y,fas1 CHARLES H. Field.
State organizations
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Colonel Robert Boyd, stat and Local Committee.
Department q MaTyl4na Eaz5b,t Grand Army q tns
10. 9. 7. Grand Lodge. Wisconsin.
Council No. ~ union League Of America Balt
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Third Ward Union HeplbIican Club.
Combined ea'none ana iiisn 's'nsiclai societies
On arrival at the capitol the process
sion moved around the building by the
south SIDE and formed line on the east
front, 1aclng the capitol Ihe preslden-
tial party then drove to the Senate en-
trance.
The presidential carriage was driven
to the lower entrance OF the Senate wing,
and the Presldent-elect, accompanied by
the Vice -President-elect and Senators
Pendleton and Thurman. entered the
building and proceeded to the Vice
Presidents room, where they remained
until 70 O'clock.
AS early AS 10 o'clock crowds beoan
to assemble in front OF the platform
erected over the steps leading to the
main entrance, and at II o'clock ii
was estimated that $4,000 people were
massed in front of the building.
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al hi ,Iaoo ~ tIo fot -, 80 tlo s.lat
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die1on, Antho.y and Bayard, while I'M
lIeulateiF peliha MN sat MS mother
1l's, earned, MIS-: hayes ana wee,
I : I.t tesluehe - AftHuf-e some delay ens'ied
49, millie i Pilole,Sl'lpii n ne scene va
t"Aen ~ 7a'nl s19i.i an eleNiA1eu stalia.
introduced General Garfield, who began
his inaugural address.
The address was delivered with I'M
covered head, in clear voice, distinct
\ and calm, and was plainly heard by
every one upon the stand and for long
tlista ce on every hand The delivery
OF the address took forty-tive minutes.
+ At its conclusion the cheering was long,
continued and enthusiastic.
Chlef-Justice Waite then administered
\ the usual oath, to which Garfield re-
sponded with feryor. Fx-President
/ Hayes Immediately pressed forward and
concentrated his successor. and after
! both Of whom he sal11ted with q. kiss
general scene of conpratulation ana
/ bandshakinp ensued after which tbe
presidential marty descended from the
platform bv 4 private staircase ma nro.
ceeded to the Presidents room in fhe
rear of the Senate chamber. where IN
informal reception took plaee At1.30
p. NJ. the marty enter;no their CARRIAGES
/ were driven Ii their rlaces n the line N
/ the PROCESSION. which "A / "a D n start
/ ed rlpon its return TO the White Honse
I
AT me Whte House the President re-
viewed the entife procession, which was
nearly Tour hours III passing
resident Garheld, accompanied by
ex-Presldent Hayes, appeared upon the
grand stand; When under way the
procession tnen passed steadily IN
1 review past the renewing stand.
each regiment, company and CIVIC
associatlon salutlhg Iile fresldent appro-
pElateiy- PRESIDENT Carneld during the
Mho!e OF tne thne tie procession was
1 passing $1,000 well ouo 70 tne ifons % the
I III piailorni' poWln8 IA acknoW1eugnnen y "a
the fepea.eu aenlonstIaeions OF respect
/ among tnose seated on the reviewing
staha with rreslaens NTafneld were eA' y
dreslaehs ~ hayes, oecreealles hFis'ss.
4 sherman ana nchurz, ex-Fost4astef- 14l
: generai hey' Cnlet justice Malte'
4 Generai Hancock' and Uenerai
T.. 5nelldah. MS NTarlleld alia
Z mrs. hayes were also present. Aoous
nail an hour previous g tne arrival q
fIeslaenl trarneld, sreaeisl ilancock,
VINO haa been present ae the lnaaSural
Proceedlnga e. tne r.S capisol, accompanies
| py General =; H. sheridan, slroHe up " \
close carriage, General Hancock
stepped quickly from the carnage and
passed toward the stand. lie was IN,
s1antiy recognized ~ ~ a numoef o. per
I sons A tne er2Na, anu Was
cnceIed hearlliy pelOre anu aA,er He
ascehded the PLATFORM. 1nlmedlatehN
alter the review SaeneIal Oarheld re-
celyed the Williams College assoeiation
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