Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-07
RETURN OF THE PILGRIMS.
" nat the Politicians Say OF the Inau
IuratlOn, the Address and the Cabinet

What the Politicians Say Of the Inau.
guration, the Address and the Cabinet.
From the n. Y. World 9th.
The pilgrims from Washington who make
their headquarters in the City Hall gave that
nulioing wide berth" yesterday. "Jerry" Har-
tgan, ofthe Second Assembly district, Alderman
ratty Waish's pal, !" however, could not resist
the temptation to visit the Hall to tell the boys
tnere OF the glory of the Inauguration.
;" ashington, he said, ais mighty fine city.
went with the Counties of course, and an
Siegant reception 1t was that we received. The
BOYS penaved like gentlemen"
w nat brought you back so soon?" he was
The Pennsylvania railroad to be sure" re-
pne9 Jerry, and he added: ITO tell you the
.ruth, eouldn t stand it any longer. 1t mad e
my mead swim. 1t beat anything / ever saw"
And Jerry" having thus declared himself,
t 80 OUT 10 Keep an appointment with his 1tai
The sixty-ninth regiment arrived early. and.
tind oeen transported to this SIDE marched,
headed by their band, to their armory over
fYnrp market, where arms were stacked,
a an winch the tired citzen-soldiers departed
wi tietf respective homes. Captain Ryan said
the reglment had glorious time. They were
route. 20 ~
=, special train of twelve sleepers brought in,
s Srh,ag aIter noon, contingents of the lesser
Hall organizations.
The officials of the Pennsylvania railroad
we, were kept busy yesterday and last night receiv-
my Inc patr1ots who had gone to Washing ton
10 participate in the inaugural ceremonies. 4
large lhat,I force S, OF Iammany Hall men arrived
which played lively airs on the way to the boat
ana during the trip across the river. Opinions
on the Inauguration by some of the leaders We're
Ex-Alderman Kirk" 1t was the biggest kind
OF a snow. The weather was all that could be
DESIRED, and the various organizations, both
~ mIIitary ana civic, made a magnificent display.
me enthusiasm was unbounded. The fnall-
gural address was short and to the point. 1t
contained a good deal of sound common sense"
Mark flanagan, Observation-Disclosures Never
saw anything to equal it. 1t was supremey
grand hn Everything passed. off satisfactorily.
All the members of the organization. The cab
met is also all that could be desired. 1 reckon
we are In now TO stay
Ex-Alderman Hugh j. Grant-"The inaugural
aaoress was short and sensible. President
sa knows how to say what he wants to
say and means in few words. guess the
cabinet will be satisfactory to the Democracy
of the nation"
Ex.Alderman Fullgraph-"It was immense:
Wouidn't have missed 1t for park commits
siIoonersmp. The inaugural address was admir-
a ao1e: Inc Democrats are going to keep in
turned out and don't think that will happen
WIN" raana the next quarter of century,
secretary Giroy-"1t was a superb demon
stration. There must have been fully 300 900
strangers in Washington. Tammany was well
S Sad fb everywhere: and in the civic parade
pressed all favorably. His address to the
point and did not splurge all over creation"
EA-Aiderman James FitZpatrick-"I am
more IMAM pleased. Tammany had the right
Oh line and We all had glorious time. The in
augurai address could not be improved upon.
1t 1t Is IN keeping with Clevelands other public
-, The Irving Hall contingent arrived at SIS.
Inc Inc pand struck up a lively air the moment
the BOAT at once and were taken to the Des-
rosSes where a large representation
or the general committee, with two bands
waited TO welcome them back. They marched
70 thelr headquarters, where the parade was
dismissed. The following leaders expressed
themselves thus:
Sheriff Davidson-The cabinet has been iudi-
clously selected, and l have doubt will be
satisfactory TO the mass of the people. We had
a good time at the capital. The celebration, |
was tremendous.
Chairman Robert A. Money! am more than
Pieased. The inaugural address was just what
might be expected from a man of Mr. C;leve-
lands record. He has selected his cabinet with
great care. and it is good one. New York
ought to be satisfied, having two representa-
tveS in the cabinet.
Commissioner Nicholas Haughton-Don,t 7
look as II were satisfied with my trip. The
Inauguration was great success. The day was
perfect and the democratic hosts who gathered
a. Masnington RON all parts of the country
reason TO do, having assembled to witness the
nrst inauguration Of a democratic President in
d Quarter OF a century. The inaugural address
be satisfactory to all good democrats, and es-
peclally to the people of this state.
Alderman Anthony Hartman-Everything
passed OF quietly and successfully. The in
showed that the President realized the RESPONSE
bitities of his exalted position. He will make
the best President this country has ever had,
his CABINET Is strong, and this state is well rep