The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-09-30

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President Arthur took the oath OF once I'M
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lives (all who could be notified this morning
y, 10 rresent,. Cen. sherman. Gem ,01Nnt,
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m, Gen. Be4le and . fowSshe9s Yep
was taken after conference between tno
pressdent. Secretary Blaine ana me Attorney
General: Very few persons knew the oath
VA over. The President and p1embeIs Of the
Cshinef had assembled in the Marble koom
shortly before u O'Clock. Chief
hv the Asaociate Justices proceeded from
the Sunremc Court room to the Marble RDom.
The doors were Immediately closed, end
Vithont any Formally President Arthur
arose and sfandin9 upOn one side of the,cen-
ten. table. Chief Justice Waite ON the other,
took the oath Of Once the rss' asa sia re
snonse. SO help mo God" Was in > nrm
e1,ne Tifhout 4 tremor The President then
read from manuscript notes the following:
.u-e,Dp~r Apruupss AnDREss
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FOR tne IOur!M um9 n Ia~,s4rese has
TINS kePnDMe ny Vasot !" AR hearfs
been remover py xe" Hn-n, o.
are nlie0 viii gree an f.. TarkareI
the hideous crime when mas az. Iark .s,,sr
our i9n0. nv s ~ ,.1ss,"cted snfFer;nrs. his
unyielding tort,fnde; the 49,. e1a aaeHoe of his
ecnievemenS OF NJ a.J nv a., ~ r os ~ isisto
oeasn VIII lOsver .s. ss,e . rsS3csr electfi nv
the people and ordained Dy we C9n .s
% nn vacAncy ~ GT1asosa - ~ 49, f"ehers
the exeeurse snaM. Ino ,,.t Tro nossh;i;t;es
made sure that the Govesnmens snouaI noso OF
pc imPelnou DeSauso - A.; sii ns tho fabric If
human NE. len may uas ou mnshaEcn. No
S Sisher o or more assuring proof could exist Of
the ssren9sn SHo - co. tEyot tSnx1,0k tha
gOvernmsens man sIo a stscH dn,wn his con-
stitutiona successor y peaciuliy msean1 M
.hs1p 1.,c,,rUs the heresvemenf An the no.
~, nio a;s"tio,,s IF NV Ismented Predecessor
Witch S s found EXPRESSION In his life, the meas.
uISs anu ~ .asect ahnse and enforce
ecnro,nW IN Advance the prosperty and pro-
1eote ths ,penerai Veifare. TO insure domestic
security ana maintain friendly and
notions If the earth. viii be garnered in the
hearts Of the people. and IL will be my earn
est endeavor to profit and TO see that the Ma
ton shall profit by his example ana exRe-
fiscal policy Is fixed by law. is wen grounded
and generally approved. No threatentng Is
sue mars our FOREIGN intercourse, and the WIS.
DOM integrity and thr,is OF on psop6e TSs
Sk~v
present assures career OF peace, Ga .4h;"E
and welfare. Tne gioom anu anAte.y , w III
have enshrouded tne country muSS m S Ia
pose especiany welcomo nov ~ vc en- az
for speedy leS1slanOn mas Deex neaIus ~
equate occasion Is apRaISn. ~. ~ Hotsm"s
session OF CONGRESS ~ .I Eaa,S;va oS
the functions ana powers o. ~. sne e,ses da,,ort
clearly as those OF either =, sno VssiC,
ments OF governments, anu ne I.us' :; ansm ,;ts s
the Just exercise Oh sne ts t,.;es - ,pnnses
and the Penoi finance OF tne Gusies .apSSSS
summoned % tnose nlgn 0u.e a ~ mas.
Dintes ane pcMounuY conSC st VI tr,,st IN.
n1tude and GRAVITY: assumS .ne sruS; ga III "a,
posed by the Consttuuon, leting Ior a,u U
the u1vlne guidance anu Une vnsuc, p"'r ,,Ns
ism ana lntcu&ence oA INC AnAeiiS"" poo'
pie. -
BLAINEs GhAsf.
After the reading of the address by she
President, Secretary Blaine stepped forward
andarasped the Presidentp land; e4fter him
present shook hands with the President: Ex-
President Hayes arrived at the Capitol soon
after the ceremony of taking the oath was
Concluded and in company with Gen. Grant
shortly afterward left the Capitol.
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ooin was concAuueS, "'A ny ss1s se-
O'CLOCK. -o,,, nv rrue pprsmxrr
The following proclamation has Just Deen