The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-05

hours and then oomically skips
through ,he door, the whole audierce
roar. with laughter But the stolen
margin Of time IS merely meant TO give
the House Of Representatives time TO
enter which they presently do. and take
their places at the back. just as Ihe
clock marks noon. by ihe new time,
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
enters. attended by Senator Coekrcll
Oppo.ife 10 Tie press gallery, in the
private gallery. are Mrs. Harrison and
Mr.. Morton. the latter with her TWO
daughters. the party an carrying elaDo-
rate bouquets. and attended by Mr. Rus
sell Harrison. who is conspicuous for
white face and white bald head, trimmed
with brown hair like monk
OLD TINE AID HIS scyTnE
or old man Basset and his hook, have 10
SET The date right again, which causes an
other laugh. that is hushcd into dead
silence, as
GENERAL HARRISON,
ON the arm of Senator lIoar, enters and
take, his place by Mr Cleveland. lmme-
diaiolv President pro teulpore lngalls,pro-
ceeds with the ceremony of swearing in
Mr. Levi p Morton Then every.
body rises and there is q sol
emn hush as She prayer is delivered
The next moment thepooplc in the press
gallery begin 10 move TO get on the plat
form Thee is plank platform on The
steps on the East front OF the Capitol.
from which the new President makes his
.peech. after the oath. On the great
platform in front there is vast
ipky black sea Of umbrellas,
ana beyond can ho seen the glittetiog
colors Of the troop. formed in columns
in the avenues thar Iadiaio from This
space a great signal Gag is signaling
from The Presidents stand and six others
are seen repeating the signals IN
the distance. bot except this
the multitude is Ino'''''''' ""
silent 9''ue-lns "su''s ''''' ''| n'
OUT ON vac F'.'.''i''' ''0''''''7 '' - =.
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immense bronze doors are swung
open. / no 0'"'N ''y'0 5
Slowly '""" ~ vac -.
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until ihe 'Io"u sees 'N"' '"' ''''''
wants 10 lake 'he o''''' anu '"i'''' "7
suddenly mo 7''o"''
THE "NI"
has 10 be delivered ohue' 'h .uinO'''l"
Helseaii-al arms N""a"' "''''' '''
umbrella closer over '"e me-" ! i''
idenl, oendins " up '' ",n'" "'' ~
shelter him iIom 'he peIiHs ram,
and he began amidst proi0"nu
hush. PRESIDENT harrison "'"e'' ''''''''''
mp ana began Ie"uIns 'n' "'Di '7'' " '''o''
opened Win ploU7 "cA"o" 'e'- '''''''
20 the Constitution and The ceremony
of taking the oath ass covenant be-
tween the people and Their Ihiei Masi'
trate Then he gave retrospect oil
history from Washington TO me present
President poii'ic'Ily' ana .n'n To- us.
seI' Oh material e.'"c"''oi''''' anu MOI 10
anu religious progress 'aNins 'iie 'e'io'
specl baeA"aios anu io' anus ~ i''''
IT, linen lie gave 4''si"p''0"' '"'
line Oh the present country j" H'''''' 90
the agriculture mines ana i'l'""! % anu
having convinced Inc 'AIon- oil '"e sue.
cess 81 The past he huns OUT " 'oau.' ''i
glance al the future lie Qocceueu 10
tackle commerce lot " WINE ""'
showed That VIII The aoios"''o" Oh 'H'
~" 1''''" P'""''U-
HoP"A an" '"' '0'
and trade IN the 9oo'h' 'ho ''N' Wv 49, ,
OF Matchmaking Inc sentiment ~ ''''
whole country became stronger
WITH REGARD To sh'IloNAA'sN
lie said 81 have altogether IoJo0'e'
the suggestion Of special hNeculllo
policy ior any section Of our country. IL
Is the duty OF the Executive 10 auullii's
ter and enforce in the methods anu OS
the Observation-Disclosures poihleo ou' al"
provided by the Constitution all Inc
laws enacted by Congress. ihese laws
are general, and their administration
should be uniform and equal As u CHI
zen may not elect what laws be VIII
obey neither may The Executive elect
which he will enforce The duty TO
obey and to execute embraces the Con