Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-04
'NewPreSident.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE
:, or 0FrICE AND IsINAU.
,ruATED PRESIDENT.
|ES AND INCIDENTS.

|ES AND INCIDENTS.
ID. G. March 4.-One
| thousand people witnessed TO
Ie imposing quadrennial cere
Lcftbe inauguration Of the Chief
|,a,, a the United States. The
1 hoomed, the city was In holi,
(ire snd the crowd was we'll
| bappy, and contented, and &C
a yery warm reception 70 Preei'
Rover Cleveland. whose quiet
Eor and kindly, placid counter
[on N. hearts Of all. The scenes
sf.at drama Of our national life
I'1eresiipg and impressive, and
perhaps, better rounded In
| [tchess aud accompanied by more
,asn lhan similar events OF Tor
Lars Democratic and Republi-
kraa,ion were abont equally ap-
and the leading incidents OF the
Bro ur tied in pronounced and
) success.
Democratic Committee
\ eeks stree appointed a general
it,oe 1t Washington gentlemen to
arrangements for the tnangura'
|remonies, and many sub-com-
we're suhst 1uently selected, con-
ot FIVE hundred mem bers, who
.rtnrued their work we'll,
Llditiou 10 ihese the Senate and
each appointed a committee to
hrranpements 1T the Capitol. An
bIiatiou of q, 800 was voisd tor
w. ih,re. The inaugural plat
as erected in front OF the main
ofil, Capitol, and is the lar.
b. yet constructed, being level
e mdd 6 landing Of the portico
mi extending out nearly thirty
I'm simi. circular frost aud the
ta.r protected by Is three.foot
h. tlcoentre is II platform 4x6
e i.ot lIfh, on which the Presi
Mood vtiir taking the oath Of
ard delivering hts inap2u
BE front, closely boarded, wac
bria.ely festooned and decora-
morning Senators Sherman and
h proctel,d 10 the Arlington
and escorted Mr.. Cleveland 10
Chiie House. Senator Hawley
hed the same Office for Mr.. Hen.
escortiug him from Willard's
Al II O'Clock President Arthur
President and Vice President
scorCcd hy tbe first division OF
tade.
doors of the Senate Chamber
|penrd at IL o'clock to those en-
h. admission, az follows
President and President elect,
klur,l lne Senate wing by the
door, zach accompanied by a
NJ tAe COMMITTEE of Arrange
ihr President proceeded direct
PrrsD,ut'r room, and the Presi.
rct tu Tie Vic" Presidents room.
try f"ma,med until they entered
tra' Chamber.
We" sident elect proceeded u
cr frcsidrnt's room, where he re
4 unu he entered the Senat,
htr Wl're tb" oath cf Office WA
liS'crei 70 him hy tho Ptasiden
'- O., '.. i,rs.
Dlpinmatle NorIs occupied seat
night u the hlr,
b" aud memheIa-elect of th.
~ representatives, entered tn,
Chamber ly tie main entranc,
Y Mh rccupi. d seats on the righ
CHAR l'A' 10 tie Diplomats
thrnrGaii2ation ofthe Senate wa
f"hi ilo-r assem- bled iu the Sen
ainh@r preceded through the re
I' ne platform on the centrp
= oi 'Ar Capitol, in the iollowiD
MaFsh1l o' The District of Ct
IA aud lie Marshal ofthe Suprem
Ire'iitfrs ard ex Vice Pre-
supreme CGuti.
oTrg"hht-at Arms of the Senat,
'ooMmit'teot Arrangements.
Ff'sldeLt AID the Pre- sideni
ice President and the Secretar
Srrale.
hih"rs OF the senate
Diplomatic Corps.
yes ~ Departments.
ie'lFtd general Of the army, ii
nam rthor,l Of the army, the M
"tle navy, and the officers
my who, 10y name, have receive
panks of Congress.
oeFs Of the House OF Represent,
ara members elect. Governol
A'n0yernors OF States, officers
enue and officers Of the House
stl'atives and others.
"'b'tg the portico tho Presidel
H'iotrt-elecS took the seats I
1f ii'm, he Chief Justice {
i'Rli arc the Sergeant at Arms
nae On their left, and other di
iSLed guests, above mentione
i'u me seats assigned TO them.
I"oh HE oath Of flee was admi
10 the President-elect by Z
justice, and President Clevelal
efea his inaugural address.
. clock, On the conclusion of {
np''e-, the members OF the Sena
u hy the S"rgear t-at-Arn
.esidei', and the Secretary,
" 70 'he Senate chamber, and {
u'h, accompanied by the Ool
eot Arrangements, proceeded
Afcn,iVe Mansion.
parade was the grand feature
"y and moved smoothly. II
I"' nVe miles long. Before I
y, tne line reached the Aven'
S'e the Executive Mansion I
ush, lett the line and proceeded
.Ahu In front of the White Houl
ne reviewed the parade.
aiohg the line Of march the sic
were 'hronged with enthusias
te; a; while every available wind,
u'ieu with sightseers. Every lit
oh the route was covered WI
upoh ners OF wooden seats, n
WIN spectators. Public and \
ouiilaings were handsomely de
"i,h bunting, flags, snd shiel,
sara ~ department. loaning nearly
rcn "anu stand of national colors
J;u"s'oh' Various trades and ci'
iNations sns in the parade bore b,
o'ofi'liant banners and embler
,ni9hg the features was a ha,
~ uecorated liberty car drawn
=, mneTs of the East Washing,
o,ahu o and Hendricks Club, q
1,;f nJeu by pretty young lady, r
.Itng ing 'he Goddess OF Liberty. 7
nells chimed out glad tones az