The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-05
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a :. pov. w. Cleveland and wife, aud
~. no sons; MIR. Hastings, a nephew
flr 'V ths pr5sident-e ect; Miss
@ Miss Nellie Yeomans
Ms Anna Yeomans, nieces
W. nrresident elect; Mr.. and Mrs.
.no q Toledo, and Col. and Mrs,
llo III nine tapestrled seats OF the diplo-
NJ Ug1aIleries remained longest va
u, Int they two were filed by ll;l5.
w. ai,,ornm of senators having arrive ca,
ms ness of the senate was pro
T Ger v we're frequent and long inter.
nIions while awaiting. The action OF
fsrees on the appropriation bllls'
EImong the early arrivals upon tne
Zar we're Senators-elect EVarts anu
Byro. who were warmly greeteo py
Jsn or more acquaintances as they |
no In at the main door of the hall.
P Ilo Senator Tipton, of Nebraska; Sur
an' General Murray, Mr.. Bissell, the
UH nartner of President Cleye-
E"i. Commissioners Eaton,
Ln ra and Gregory, of the oiV.l
lyice commission, arrived in their
a,s and were greeted by friends
sS ocouaintances and conducted
yboir sppointed places, in the rear of
1annbticau seats, The only events
,t H.V eerlv proceedings which were not
,Sa nropTammo were the outbreaks
tnniause which greeted the an.
r,rcement of the retirement Dill, and
nresident's messages nominated
IN Grant TO the newly-created va
pew. The applause, which was loud
n anrolonged, was not suppressed by
Mr.. Edmunds' - 20
EThe arrival Of the diplomatic corps 0O
E+onr. clad in thsir uniforms, varying
Nam The silken robe and the mandarin
10 the gorgeous gold pedeeked
H. of the European, occa5louod
Sonsi5n of tho buzz of conversation
III moment. They entered uhan
rnced. aud were escorted TO seats IN
E,',t and on the right Of the chair Just
Eva the entry Of the members Of
N supremo court, arrayed In
H. ample black silk gowns,
coded by their marshal, the
ana get Of turning bach, the hands OF
ssnate clock Was performed ~ the
En- dourk8aper, Capt. Isaac bas-
rap SUPREME COURT JUSTICES
are placed upon tho right in front Of
Et,aslGsnt Arthur was now announced
AfLis coming WGs greeted with
II fnr,apaiug OF hands, in recognition
~ G'rh be bowed gracefully to the as
ULbj5ge. A moment later and tho buzz
ADMINISTRATION was again suspended III
HrF,inItfau of the Announcement OF
Hur uEs!pEsT-ELEcT OF THE UNltAl
STATS,
ENr. Cleveland had already enIere
al n.HAV-fH and nNlIGf
Eithiu sight OF tho Q3soWblage, Nhli
III. srriyil was being announced, th
Erpluee low a.. llBppiug OF hands q
frst and then by cheers, loud aud pre-
Erngaa. welcomed him. Then a staI
8sTt Voice in The gallery arose aboY
Ebod and demanded, "Ihree cheer
TX, Grovrr Cleveland" This was nc
Esld bv tho assmblsge 20 be in goo
Esste. and MIR. Edmunds prCclaimln
Eat %ordsr must bo preserved or IN
Eajlrries win bo cleared" was sup6
iulty. ,...,-,,,
rs, nov cisco ted into the chamber, an
Ei,hDut delay, but with solemnity an
6aeorum betting the occasion, tho Oal
administered to him by fresiuoi
nrot tenn Edmunds, who then hurried
tbo front AID said:
EDAlND'H APhtNlls
SENATORS; We now close Hno' -
X,DJeh m the cOursectthe republic uhu
ISs r1r-tltutiou. This brioi epoch in oil
1au0nsl and states system has ofo9S
vns.yrerignc8 10 our free social AID I
ii,.sf gnverumgut % an established q
,s.yra triumph. l think may sal,
's, lar ustnat we believe the long yei
Vbcome in The futuraoI The republic v
Imore aud more increase pea
IBberty, order and security OF all the =
ILsof' our country ;but perhapslt may.
Vbe improper for mo TO say IhaJ IN We
Iof rut recon. experiences IL may
dOuu,ed whether congress can cDhEV
A,ts itself on being tue best example
hlerislatiye body, conducting JUS pu
pess With That deliberate ana llnl'ly
Ngelc8 which is tho inseparabia ma
Im'll of wisdom and justice,
well in tho making as IN Jh9
miuistrag,ou of the laws, 10
ET think, al evil Of Ia
and growing proportions, that IA
ures li the greatest Importance req
ing muen time Tor proper eNam'n,,al'
md Discussion ia detail at5 brought
mrc1r,IleratiOa ISOLATE that ~ is
possible TO deal with them intelnBo'
and which We are tempteu-o
tempted, fCar-to enacs lu.g Jaws
the hope that fortune, rsther
time, study tuu IeiaS''Vu ,o,.,,
take care mat ING topU
suffer no di,rim1nt. Tao cht't Is Al
with a doom 8eusiOihty OF me y
uliDu Won have recently adopted
csrliug tho administration OF ms
lies, aud No begs TO express. since
lspral,ude Tor IL, II, IN the c0ltA
theeXgcutiOn OF his duties, no has
sometimes he may have doue) "Oui
the feelings OF any senator
Officer Of the senate he
truly say he has not "
uoually given any ullense to an.
and in closing this session OF me so
he assures every senator, WheIho
tiriug or continuing IN puDu' q
that no wishes him every !rlei
good wish, and hopes he may long
10y an the happiness that can be
i1sd by clti2Ou or senator Ho no
elares the senate adjourned Wi
DAY."
Mr.. IfENpRICKs NOW TOOK THE o
aud called the senate to order IN
session.
Prayer was offered by the cha
following which the Nlce'prt'
made q brief address, The new
tors were sworn lni ana uLet lhu
iug OF the message OF the presidsh
yeniug the senate, tho professor
formed, aud hled It's way TO vac
iorw, on the central p0rtico ol th'
itol.
TlGE PROCESSION,
Il was In the following order;
The Marshal Of the District oi Column
the Marshall of he supreme Coul
EN-Pres.deuts and eN Ice fIeslu
supremo Court
Sergeant tt-Auns OF the senate
Committee ut Arrangements.
President and President. Elect
Nico-President and secretary ul tue
Members of the Senate,
Dplom stic Corps
Heats ui Departments,
Ret red General, of the Army
The Admiral OF the Navy aud otieei
Army aud Navy who by name III
received the hanks OF
Congress
Governors and pN.GOvcrnors OF 81
onicors OF the senate and oihcer'
House.
All other persons VINO have nc
mit,Cd 10 the floor of The senate
Der. followed by those who HAY
admitted 10 the galleries.
AT HE1NAvCURAL STAND
The staud ON which the preside