The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-10


maid of wisdom and Justice, rs we'll in max
ing as In the administration of laws. II is,
L think, an evil of large and growing pro.
portions, that measures of the greatest i'm
portance, requiring much time for proper
examination and discL ssion in detail, are
brought to our consideration SO that il is
not possible To- deal with them intelligent
Nv. and which are tempted lover tempted.
fesr) to the fact into laws in hope that
fortune, rather than time, study and refec-
ton VIII take care tnst The republic suffer
no detremen'. The chair has
hetru with deep sepsioilily of the resolution
/ you have kindly adopted concerning
the administration of his duties he begs to
express sincerely his gratitude for il. Ii
IN the course Of the
EXECUTION OF HIS DUTIES
he has (as he may have done wounded the
| feelings Cf ~ v senator or officer OF the SEN
ate, he can TIA lay that he has not inten-
tlonally glveu ofense TO any one. and in
closing this @ sion of the senate he assures
every sera''r. whether retiring or continu-
ing IN pubic iuiy, that he wishes him
every friendl. god wish and hopes ne NAV
long enjoy oi. the happiness tina; can be
realIz-d by citizen or a SENATOR. He
now declares the senate adjourned without
delay.
Mr.. Hendricks now took the glvel and
called the senate TO order In extra ses.
sion.
Prayer was eff red by The chaplain, fol-
lowing which the vice president made
brief address The new senators were
sworn IN, and after reading the message OF
the president converting the senate, the
mr. a 4 c.
the platform in The central porticO OF
the capitol. Ii was in the following or
der:
Marshal If the district of Columbia and
marshal of the supreme court.
EX-preSldepts and ex vice presidents.
supreme court; sergeant-at arms of the sem
ste; committee OF arrangements; president
and pr, sident elect; vice-prs siten, ard
$ cretary Of the senate; members of the
seDa'e; diplom ltic co~p,; heads of depart
meets; retired generals Of the army, the
admiral, navy and officers of the army and
navy who by name have
RECEIVED THE THANKS OF CONGRESS:
members of the house Of representatives
and members elect, govern, rs and ex-gov-
ernOrs OF states; officers OF the senate and
officers OF the house Of representatives.; all
other persons who have been admitted to
the floor OF the senate chamber, followed
by those who have been admitted to the
galleries. The stand on which the presi-
dent was 10 deliver the inaugural address
was erected almost on a level with the
floors OF the senate ST house ard directly
in front of the middle entrance 10 the capt.
tol. Ii IS about 100 fee, square, the largest
ever before erected Tor an inaugur alton
- al - -
occupied by senators, members III the dip
lomatic corps, judges Of The supreme court,
members Of The house Cf representatives
and press reporters. Before the president
let the senate chamber the crowd In front
Of the stand had increased until il became
ONE SOLID MASS OF HUMANITY
Tor nearly 400 feet in front OF the stand,
and more than 600 feet on either side. The
crowd continued l,ss solidly in the rear of
his multitude. The trees In The great
lawns We're filed, and the roofs of sur
dwellings were covered. On the
roof of the capitol some two or three hum
irtd men and boys hid cCngrega'ed. In
the approaching avenues and streets mil
airy companies and civil organizations
we're massed in columns, forming brilliant
Vistas ss far as the eye could reach. On
elevated stands enterprisiDg photographers
had D. aced their instruments 10 perpetuate
in Photographic designs of the assembly on
he stand, and the sea OF faces and hats
that moved continually like waves OF the
pecan. This in mense thropg was various
" estimated as 10 hunters
President Arthur subsequently said
It was simply immense. rhe greatest
crowd l ever saw" Senator Hswley, AS
be look, d at it, said be thought il num-
Dered 100, 900 people. While awsiting the
arrival OF the president elect some one
would &C. asionaiiy venture TO toe front OF
platform. His presence was the signal for
repeated cheers. At precisely l2:3O the
head of the procession appeared, coming
III of the main east door oI the capitol.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR STEPPED TO THE
FRONT
If the platform, followed by the president
.lec;, Coiei Ju. tice Waite ana the SER
Of the Senals. All uncOv-
.red as they stood facing the crowd, and
he vssi ssseUbage cheered again and
again for several minutes. When the per-
;0ls who were u assist in the ceremonies
we're seat. d on the platform President elect
Cleveland began his inaugural address,
He as clad IN a iull suit ot black, Prince
A ibert coat, high, old fashioned standing
collar. and black tie. Ia speaking be held
MS lett hand closed behind him AMI EN-
pin sized his speech By gestures with his
rieht He Voke without manuscript, but
consulted Smsll pr pared notes.
His voice VAS clear and resonant
nod he slowly enuUciated MS words and
lurned about at pauSes as II
% notice The effects Of his remarks. lie
spoke as follows:
THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
FELLOW CITIZENs.-In the presence Of
his vast assemblsge of my countrymen l
I'm about 10 supplement and seal by my
oath which l shall take as a manifestation
f the will of great and free people, 10
he exercise oil their power aud right of
.ls .-o..o--,,ort IT, ha~a oC.r, ittOd 10