The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-18
HAIL TO THE CHIEF.
President Cleveland lnau
gurated.
The Ceremonies and address.

The Ceremonies and address.
INrEorCcrIvr.
wAsluN0ruN, March 4-The installation vt the
frst Deuiocratie Executive for tweuty toct years
vas ulde the occasion Of a demonstration OF ex-
traoriin9ry magnitude, marked ey degree Of
enthusiasm not often witnessed The event
VAS celebrated by the booming Of cannon. the
vzving OF countless hsGs and banners, the rsussc
OF 80 b-sS hands, varied by the Screaui OF hfe,
the blast ot butsle and the rol q drum and above
AL, tes up-oGrpous shouts and cheers q TIE great
uultitu1e thar literally packed the principal
streets % the capital eity. Washington has never
before seSn such an fnipNSinS civics deu,ocS:ra-
tiun- BY way Of comparison memory otly reealis
the great rey,sv OF the veteran RrIuies after he
clcSe of the vgr.
Il vii be readily understood that lhe 0ecozafivc
sdurt VS. hr-eiy expended alonc the hne oe
parade. The epidemic spread with greater " less
violence in al parts Of the CITY, breakInS oet here
and there. II spots, n In1hcuSnt furf1. On
t,iny of tie back streets. mile frun the line st
march. were Scrns very beautiful displays On
s-orss ard dwellings Erun the high ground On
Capitol hill, and FROM some Of the great buildings
the vrsE OF tie CITY Eas very pleasant 70 the sye-
Iu ESuuEI. NE
Tne Washington srvcps forming the hrs. divi.
s,on. the escort - the Presidential purity were
undsr arms at a very early hcur and began arrIy-
in az the point Cf organization, west Of the White
Houss. as early as 9 O'Clock. The regular troops
q
twelve foot batteries. eight Of these BENZ Of the
Second Artillery and The others one each Of the
other rrtlllery regiments from Fortress Monroe.
A dense crowd, numbering at least 900 hlld the
street II front. clear across to the park railing and
around II Las. Lafayette Park.
~ RoCrE
While the Presidential party was az the Whsls
House the Chlsf Marshal Of the pruceSSiou and
his Sids rode into the grounds and notiied Ihe
Presidert-slsct that the procession vas ready to
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o'ciOck. that the Presidential party catered the
carriages and took the position assigned them il
lns. As soon a. the new Chief Magistrate ap-
pesLred and vas recocuiZsd ringing, hearty cheer
vent up that gave a signal to the truops and
uUltrdz square AWAY. As the Carriages drove
Of the gates anG entered the line the occupants
were greeted with the widest enthnsi8S Sul-rnsn
shouting, women screauiug, and waving their
hAndksrrhIsfs-and all seemed carried azay With
the excitement % the moment. Ike Presidsnt-slect
and the Wee Presldeutelsct came IN for the priu-
c1pdl share Of the enthusiasm. and each OF them
raised his hat and bowed right and Issl 10 TIE
erogt which lced both sides 0f the cIrri1se-Tay.
The trst division Of the procession, escUrti0n
the Presldeut-elect. then began lis march to the
Capitol.
rHE PAGEANT.
The scenes on PENNSYLVANIA avenue almost
b1rrec description. The great surging mass hid
the sidewalks. ard above them the stately build
Icss were covered with cloths Of Gorgeous colors
arranged n patriotic devices. The soft. spring
steamers. and special aids IL brilliant uniforms
dashed hithsr and thithsr. lending animation 10
the scene The pollcs regulations we're perfect
and the broad ayerEs. with is hard. smooth sur
face vas completely cleared Of everything that
r-iSh obstr-ct the page11t- The United States
regular troops cane hrst, thus departing some
what frUu the order Of the programme, with the
prob1b.e object Of iusuring clear marching
space. Their ranks extended clear across the
ayeuus and presented a most imposing appearance.
The United States Marine Corps, with its naEuif-
cent band followed the artillery battaliouS This
section Of the PROCESSION preceded As fEr IS the
south front @ the Treasury Department and then
halted and came % parade rgst IN order 10 Cfsr
an opportunity for the Presidential party to fan
II line wLsn tie march vas resumed
In approaching the avenues and streets the
military e1npLrisS and society organizations weJe
u1Ssed II cul1urS- forming brilliant Yists As far
a. the eye could reach. On elevated stands Eere
euterpriSins photographers taking views Of the
assembly uu the stand and the sci Of faces that
moved contiDEally like the waves 0f the ocean.
ms immense thrUnS was yarlOUSly estimated a.
% numbers. President Arthur subsequently, said
It vas simply '-Immsnss.' the greatest crowd be
ever saw. senator Hawlsy, as he looked ct it.
said he tho1Stt It numbered about I50oo0 Popple.
rEE cEzr1E1SIEs n ruE sESKrE.
little before II O'Clock the doors Of TIE Prssi-
dent gallery II the Senate chamber were opened
and people entitled 70 admission were escorted In
The ARRIVAL Of the diplomatic corps, fifty strong,
clad N theIr uniforms, varying from the SIlkCu
DE
gorgeous gold bedecked dresses Of the Europeans,
occas511ed suspension OF the buzz Of conversation
for i moment. They entered unauuJunced and
were escorted to seats II front and upon tie RICH.
Of the Chair. Just before the entry CT the mem
bsrs Of the SGprsne Court, arrayed II their ample
black silk gowns and preceded BY their Marshal.
the annual act Of t1ruiug back the hands Of the
Senate CLOCK was Performed by the vsterBn door
kseper. Captain Isaac Bassett. The Supreme
Court Justices were plaeed uporthc right IN front
Of the Chair
President Arth1r vas nov announced and his
coming vas greeted With the clipping Of hands, IN
recognition OF which he bowed gracefully 70 the
EssemblaCe. upnsnt' LATER and the bszz of
conversation vas again suspended II anticipation
Of the announcement Of the President eect Of the
United States. Mr.. Cleveland, who had already
entered the hail With his escort and halted vithia
sight Of the assembace while his arrival was being
a1nJunceC- Applause and the cIIppinE Of hands
az trst, and theu cteers. loud and prolonged wei
coined him Then staIEart voice IN the gallery
aross above the On demanding Three cheers for
Grover Cleysla1d-' This Eas not held 5y the as
seubEcs 70 be II c1cd taste or II accordarce with
EdUurts proclamation that order must be pre-
served O1 the galleries vii be cleared" The
Nice-Prgsitsut-slect vas nov escorted into the
chamber and without delay. and with a =oleuluity
and cecuruu betting the occasion. the oath -Is
administered to him By the President pro fssi.
FEELuuSAEIEs.
After the ceremonies IN the Senate we're ended.
the passage % the east fruut Of the Capft1 for the
Inauguration Of the new President vas next in
order The crowded press gallery was first emp
tied, the correspondents being permitted to pass
TO the platform, II advance Of tie main cuIznu.
% the seats assigned them As the Public q le-
rlss were opened the rush =as something fearful
and literally checked the corridors. BY diut Of
much industrious pushing, aided b. little Judi
eIous profanity, the newspaper men, numbering
over 10 succeeded II getting through.
After vaIt Of a minute a big policeman au-
peared az the broazs doors Of tie Capitol and
shouted; =. Make way \ passsgesay to the front
Of the platform was quickly opened and the head
of stately procession appeared As the Presi-
dsnt-elect came into view be vas loudly appauded
BY the occupants Of the Platform. Ihe great
crowd Imuediltely csught up the cheers and as
Mr.. Cleveland advanced TO the front 4 Wild tor
uado Of shouts and yells swept over the multitude
Ihe ll1striOus nan from Albany bowed gracefully
II recognition OF tbs generous reception. broad
smile being visible upon his face As he turned
about. be sat down beside the President. and
while waiting for the arranEemeuIs 70 be perfected
chattsd pleasantly With Mr.. Arthur and Chief
Justice Waite.
PIX PICTURE.
Al things being ready Cleveland rose and deliT-
cred his inaugural address. The volume Of his
voice Is not proporti0uatein IN his physical dineu-
slJu-s- Although his utterancs vas distinct not q
tenth part Of the assemblage heard 4 word and DIR
ing the delivery Of the address thousands zEose CO.
rI1SIry 10 see the had been nratiefi Strrarred
down the hill into Pannsylvauia a7erus 10 look
for an eligible position from which to view tie par
ade. The address vas not lonE-iu fact its breT-
lly Nas the Isilfure tnat especially commended Il
20 the crowd f0- such gatberilg has I.tle tas-e
az such tine for the s1btieties Of political econ
ouy. The patient people were more than wiling
20 take It for granted that he intended 70 do lust
what vas right Cls7elard vas neatly dressed in
black With his coat closely buttoned. He wore q
standing collar, which seemed almost to CIT into
the IA wrinkles Of his neck The effect Of this
collar vas % excite sympathy for It's zsareE for It
seemed as II Il mist h1rt hin In speaking be
held his left hand closed behind him and ennpha-
SIZED his speech by Gesture With his rirhf hand
He spoke without manuscript, but occasionally
consulted snail piece Of paper bearing notes Cf
the heads OF his dIsc01rze- His voice vas clear
anu Resonant and b easily el1lciated his words
aud occasionally TUNED about at uanses a. If 70
note the effect of his remarks De spoke as fol-
lows
PILLOW CrTlZENs= In the presence OF tLis vast
lsseublaEe OF nv couutTvrnerl am aEut to 4r7r