The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-05
land had that moment taken tho oath Of ONCE
mi sxas IlSasidant Of thu Ilnltad aiataa

and was President OF the United States.
The imposing figure OF big Commissioner
Thomas Brennan led the Tammany braves.
They came Immediately noxt the military. II
you count tho Washington Jackson Assocla-
tion which acted as their escort. Ms among
them. The Jackson Is the oldest Democratic
society In America with tho single exception OF
rammany. Thomas Brcnnan's six noble rod
mon Of the forest wer" beautiful. They carried
the big Tammany banner. and received rounds
someiy painted in water coiors US to their faces.
U9mmissionsr Brenn ,, hai oxreer zine,
man D%iy, did the o"iniins himself. /, T%s a
pretty bad Indians. yet They wsra the
ho5r3ss Of the t thnEs hs %sk
nv anclents. with their canes ringing in uni
son on tho asphalt. and with their long white
brought out round "itor round of applause rs
nrh in ,har ia uso re-
warehouse. though the roostcrs felt called upon
sorts on the different, iioois preserved the
The braves were too tired last nigh! to be-
ys,y locpar ahInEn goa;d ms .a
MS y,S went with BIN Hugh 3 Gy Wl;d Regis,
Hon. Eiward Cahil lent the grace of their per-
Tammany will leave at o 80 tc. morrow morn
Ing for home Eopng by sneciai tb trnih Bin, They
ppntea fss they wanted to save them as
Irving Hall came sd nss * to-, to Tnmmnny in the
before they reached the centrs of the east front
Of the Capitol the entire stock Of a rubber bal
S9n nv =" a Sa sHas
ryinc away skyward: Ike a ilock OF wild
he ~ a Ia
ovation. The irvingtes; in brown over oyer,
s na nu nS nTs ss aa na np
plause which was meant for them. They have
sa psS or since shey naSs
times. There are spacious accommodationi
H s nnd Of .n1 In. h n q
ton swell out over the heads OF the dense
n S aG s r anh the
ing. Senator, campSsll and Nick, HAMILTON
Davidson were other .consricuous Irving Hall
hs s 1SF S the Eas or sr By
special tran, at II oeI0ck to. m. morning
bulk Of the County Democracy slept. The
beds; between eI,. 2Go and POO IN number were
barely standing room, between. them. All was
peace during the early part OF the evening, a
comparative silence. but about milnigh,,, the
hilarious ones began to arrive. Then
outbreak of at least seven distinct md entire
ly independent concerts. and ending with a
and occasionaI lulls until o'clock in the
morning. THO air at times was thick with fy.
:oncert givers making feeble efforts. moan
time. to keep up The now Of melody.
lington. whore the, cleaning eyeglasses and
were awaiting them. Pat Gilmores mighty
S9nd led was hs rns tho
Hall delegation The reaIl-gray overcnnts and
sn hs the sro%a Of
AZ the gorgeous satin banner in the hands OF
HSf a init ne
they marched with an evenness and case
Se pSt Of ASS SO % da
SSa "' as* TSn s Sst wfS5s e
me" hota H" and as ls's soon ON us sf' he
everybody eye PIT ,S Of tho hsad9uar,ers' room. ON
skin about and cut nimhle capers. on the ball
lifted him for the exercise,
Ss MIN ball. DDq lrs e. S sqy MaSns to
th f great EaI,
missioner Mitchell. Tho County democracy
have made their plans to so home. officially. at
io'cl2ck tomorrow evening: but many OF them 3,
XIII S dSys to sS to- om th
rocreations which the active business Of their
so}Sntn has to Sertain eSten, intsT,ersd With
Mnrtha as their Nestor have heen as still as
as fnss r asrTo Sssy Hhs
zoo srHnE in the pr roc nhi Gu, agqr9
Ep reg ga Tho majority ' of them '' attenied'
Tho great event of their visit will
take band and tx Tpfa 'nHy
Gneanh IheS win read and
In beautiful English the ioviul emotions ex.
psriemn;ced by the n,m"sracy, Of Kings county
They expec, that tho President will say some
thinE nlensant in return
figure than the gallant Sixty ninth. They had
aherd ride Of ton tho train oyer during the
niSh ges o ssen ana not HT5yn
they left at 10 o'clock tho night before.
aver. showed to better advantage than they,
Their, trim appearance and evident discipline
were cheered again and again. They 90 home
tonight tired and iaied but satisfied with the
record they have made.
Cleveland nt the While House-IIe Does Not
Propose to Turn IL Into IA Museum.
President Cleveland hardly had time to
keep tho White House warm to-day. He spent
almost tho entire day outside Of it, He called
1t 1880 A. NJ. for President Arthur. and re-
haiheu nut u low minutes De1're going 10 mo
Capitol. He remained there about two hours.
After he had taken the oath OF office he went
direct to the reviewing stand or the north front
Of tho White House. whore he stood and re-
viewed the miles Of procession for full two
hours more 1t was nearly 4 o'clock before he
could take luncheon with ex-President Arthur.
Beside the President and Mr.. Arthur there
were present mt the luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Me-
Elroy and Miss McEIroy. Mrs. Hainsworth.
Mr.. Alan Arthur. Secretary Frelinghuysen.
Mrs. John Davis and the Misses Frelinghuy-
sen. Gen. and Mrs. Sheridan. Gen. Hancock.
Attorney General brewster. Secretaries Chand-
Ter and McCuloch, George H. sharpe. John Fl.
Starin. Howard Carroll. Mr. aud Mrs. Dan
ial Mnnninn Sann,nr Lamar Cal wilma Wr,