Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-05
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thus graphically symb0lizing the lie
work OF the president.elect. All the
government buildings on the line Of
march were gay with bunting Large
American nag5 encompaesed the gray
columns OF the treasury, and long
lines of pennants Of
EVERY HUE OF THE RAINBOW
stretched across the granite front or the
buildings and rellevedthe architecture
by giving IL an appearance in Keeping
with the day. Handsome rosetter and
designs In tri-colored bunting adorned
the state, war and navy department
buildings
THE STREETS swARMfNd.
Long before the hour set for the
movement OF the procession, the music
of hundreds of bands heading organi-
cations seeking their post blended in
one confused roar. Everywhere the
shrill note OF fres aud Of the kettle
drum was heard by 10 o'clock the
entire population ofthe city seemed TO
have deserted its home and occu-
lied the streets on the line
OF March. The crowd was something
unprecedented even in this city ac-
customed 10 receive the outpouriDgs
of
TIRE NATION's POPULATION.
Women and children pushed and ell
bowed in the vast throng Yet II WAS
good patured crowd and evidently
disposed to do justice to the occasion.
IL was willing and anxious To be
amused, and plucked fun from the
slightest incidents. For instance when
an unhappy looking individual passed
up the avenue IN his shirt sleeves
pushing wheelbarrow In which re-
clined with u self satisfied air
another person bearing a flag, shouts
Of laughter and all sorts of Jokes and
queries greeted the equipage on It's
appearance
THE Two PRESIDENTS,
A large crowd congfegated around
the White House and another equally
as large around the entrances To the
Arlington hotel at an early hour in
the morning for the purpose of obtain
ing view OF the president and the
president-eleot as they took the places
assigned to them In the line. Both
gentlemen rigidly denied themselves
to visitors during the morning. The
members OF the Inauguration commit
tee met at the Arlington hotel
before 10 o'clock and placed their SER
vices at the disposal OF the president
elect.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR
breakfasted with his family at the
White House about o'clock, No one
was admitted to the house 10 disturb
his privacy except Senators Sherman,
Ransom and HRwley of the senate
committee OF arrangements. They had
"A short interview with the president,
and soon after Senator Hawley lett and
proceeded TO Williard's hotel, where
he was Joined by Vioe-President elect
Hendricks, and the two proceeded
to the White House. They occupied
u handsome open barouche lined with
crimson satin and
DRAWN ny FOUR WHITE HORSES
The vice.president was heartily
cheered all along the short ride To the
White House. Just as he was enter
ing the grounds President Arthur's
carriage containing Senators Sherman
and Ransom, started to the Arlington
for the president-elect. This carriage
was drawn by four pranoing bays from
the president's stable, the seats
were covered with soft, heavy
black-and.white buffalo robes.
The senatorial committee were usher.
ed into the presence OF the president
elect immediately on their arrival at
the Arlington, and after short delay
the three gentlemen appeared at the
south entrance OF the hotel, took their
seats IN the carriage and were rapidly
DRIVEN TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
where they Joined President Arthur
and Vice-President Hendricks aud
Senator Hawloy. Marshal McMichael
met the party at the White House
portico and escorted the president
elect into the presence OF the
president Tho president-elect
was greeted with cheers and
the waving Of handkerchief "a he
drove along Sixteenth street from the
hotel. He kept his hat raised In recog-
milton of the compliment. While the
party were Mt the White House the
chief marshal Of the procession and
his aides rode into the grounds and
notified the president.elect that the
PROCESSION WAS READY 10 START.
IL was precisely at the hour set, 1880
o'clock, that the presidential party en-.
tered their carriages and took the posi-
ton assigned them in the line. The
party entered their carriages ~ ioi-
lows:
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ident Arthur with President-eiect
Cleveland ON his left, Senator Sher-
man facing President Arthur, aud
Senator Ransom on his right facing
the presld intellect The second car.
riage contained the vice. president,
elect, with Senator Hawloy on his left.
As the carriages drove out OF the gates
and entered the line, the occupant Il
We're greeted
WITH THE Widest ENTHUSIASM.
The men shouted, the women
screamed and waved their haudke'
chiefs and all seemed carried away
with the excitement OF the mo,
ment. The president-elect and
the vicopresidente elect came in for IN,
principal share OF the enthusiasm, ant
each raised his hat and bowed rlph
and lett TO the crowd which lined botl
sides of the carrlage-way. The frat "a
vision OF the procession, escerting IN
president-elect, then began to marcl
TO the capitol, The scenes on Penn
sylvania avenue
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