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elects former law partner. He Is the image OF
Eugene Robinson. not long ago famous Wall

elects former law partner. He is the imsgs Of
Eugene Robinson. not long ago famous Wall
,,deorse bancroft was another marked figure.
81 Ss aas ' az Cos to
Pomeroy and Dormen b. Eaton. who has the
we're sui joe.s Of ,diseus.ion when they, we're
% oe. was Jons
Was to bs 4 senator only half an hour longer.
sna Who 70 ehs Pelican @
%s in. Il q 'S q . ssn 6 Pam
to TAKE Mr. Morton's place; got no synpatthy.,
inn s,so IN hs " fps PaHae
baehy Senator Fair; a d"z.n heads we're bent
lightly as { he islt De absence q South Hmeri;
ca from bis shoulders. Quite az light and
with Mr.. Oolauitt ex-Governor and exhor,er,
while Senator Salisbury. whose family ruled
r%ss y Gs rlEssss
ment Of Mr.. Bayard. which will leave him The
pISsd h'
senator joe brown and George Frlsbrie Hoar
were compared without reaching a decison rs
to which most resembles tho late Hornce
dent Hendricks entered by u side door put the
sorrssponLents on the alert. Almost imme-
sGsIH with Eandy ribbons and rigid with
d"wS 10 as and o three ront at Sa
cant seats They always seem out Of place 10
81 S jar w,n i'm s%Ssy coa
men. Then came the supreme Court Judges.
their rotund figures outlined in tho generous
co Waite and Justice ' Miller ro Ssrs ahead aud
III hf.,.A o. krnv hs
TIE OLD PRESIDENT AND THE NEW.
A wave Of applause rolled from gallery to
Ransom apd Sherman next appenred. One
foot bohi ind tho sill OF the door the President,
drew himself IN, az It ssemsd afoot taller than
ha had been. ind marched down to the head Of
the aisis erect. dignifed. and yet graceful and
Another roar Of applause arose whom sena-
TOR tnHalls moved the pa ssa9e Of the Grant Re.
had come back from the House unaltered. and.
| therefore. had passed both Houses: Again the
Presidsr,'s appointment Of Gen Grant on the
retired list ~ retired officer on the. full pay OF
Senator John Sherman and senator Ransom
SH 1 Tis ,%s the arpsSse
! was danfrning. Tho President elect .lted as
tho pcsdf hsd 6o1 no1 until he had I'D
| herring: hut rs II in doubt whether or not to
| notice tn. applause. His faco grew purple TO
| the eyes. and then he turned right and eft and
"Thrce cheers Tor Grover, Cleveland" yelled
| III order 10 not preserved the enlleries will
| be cleared" said President Edmunds.
HENDRICKS TAKES THE OATH.
Senators sherman and Ransom escorted Mr.
ThSrs be ssGf his Tfs bor bas tn.
Of the United i;iaies is in tho senate chamber.
sna, II a:reentet 70 him. will now administer
| MIR. Hendricks then stood up. md Mr.. Ed
| munds. addressing him with impressive tone
| and manner said:
stitu,.en OF The Uutrd STATES all foreign
s dHss That you wi sssr 'rnn fab and SsE
ou " WIN VEN AMI tsy Of IL" 3"
the n,ss which you about to help you
Mr. Hendricks then kissed the Book aud
| subscrlt,.d his name to he written oath.
Mr.. Edmunds then said:
s,sA,oas W. now close .naihs, ePoe, In ths course
a" s by Ne sn.rom Of n
ii" sxp.timsns q trss and Hoisisa sayern%s"
y @ at. ."i" s,as
IN the future II The Republic WI, more and more %.
people OF eur country ~ 'e~''' VI "a" '"e
but per'a, may not bs improper for ssy that,
Sn.,n,r c".sIs:. wi. s.asra,a;,s i.-I I.ns lie
"... VII, .le! hsilsra,r ani timely diligence witch i.
The %."" as .w Is
an sf H. %" and
time Tor pr%,;r "nsms, and d'Gnss1n ~ detail
os',s !" sSs "' and 'Hs Wien Ms
np int an m. . %S
neettnn viii take that the republic deri.
n, rhs, ns. .S.;G wn ssg sen.n'y e the
irao Of his uig, aud he be9. to sincerely h-
S have s ed
the feeling. 81 any snntor officer Of me senate, he
:'y " "Gs 81 Sys" ne
S.h and bono. IA. he may long enjoy al Tho
declares the senate adjourned withou, day.
Vice. President Hendricks taking the gavel
then called The S"nate to order rs in extra SEES
| sion OF the Forty-ninth Congress and had tho
bv sy # READ rrsyHr wa"
| dressing the Senate. said:
In entering upon the duties Of the office to which
Ss;" ma; Il ii the ""Hs sa% as
s;. y@ sns ". s re-
a.'n, snc1 wa, T,h
and myself t"% with rule. asases and node.
81 Van ana s
fn o The % Of by n.s e M
which the Secretary win read.
Vice-President Hendricks thon invited the
hs TO to ss dssk and
ators we're escorted to tho desk by the sitting
| membsrs from their respective States and were
| duly sworn:
Mes.r: Joseph G: s BaGkhgrn Of Ksntueky, James R.
K Jones' Of ArkAnsa. Henry B. Payne Of ono. John Q.
Henry L. Teller of Colorado and Ephrsin K. Wilson OF
| Maryland.
The Senators who have been reelected were
also sworn in. being Messrs. William b. Allison
| OF Iowa, Joseph +. Brown OF Georgia. Wilkin-
son Cal pf Florida: j. Don Cameron oi Penn
John j. ingalls, Of Kansas. John r. Jones OF
Nevada, justin s. Morrill, OF Vermont. Orville
| H. Plat OF Connecticut. James J.. Pugh of Ala
bama. Zebnlon 3: Vance of North Carolina.
| George g. Vest OF Missouri. and u. w. Voorhees,
| OF Indiana.
Then tho floor aud tho galleries we're emptied
| into a narrow corridor. through which the
people were saueeaed into the rotunda; A
great platform. covering half an acre. had been
put up In front of the portieo. and upon 1t were
| seats for the Senators. the Representatives, tho
apangled diplomats. the newspaper men, tho
Supreme Court. and the In vited guests and there,
| IN tho presence OF tho vast multitude that fllled
the plaza and crowded the avenues running
angursl address and took the oath Of office
with the ardent sun blazing upon his I'M
| covered head. and the hushed multitude wait
| ing almost breathlessly to SEQ him kiss the
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