Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-06
PRESIDENT HARRISON.
Ceremonies at the Inaugura-
tion of Harrison and Nor
ton, March 4th-
VAST CROWDS OF PEOPLE,
They Witness the Ceremonies
at the Capitol in Spite
of the Rain.
JAMAT THE SENATE CHAMBER

j
in q Carriage-The inaugural Address
of President Harrison-The Line oi
Il march Through the muddy. Crowded
s.a.a v:aa pr.s;a.n. nror+,,, 9,,,ar.
s s->-. - -,
the Firty-nrst congress.
w.aunnron Marcb A-Tbe Hause q
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nepi0seno oa'''e' auso.no1 ,r.' W. P ns:1a.s. 49,
10 bie oenace cnainper. no '.u.n' =.
and cabinet, the Presldent-elect AID vice
President nt-slect entered the chamber shortly
before noon. The Senate adjourned sine
d;a a 1o.osn - The clock having been
-. =. = -. 49, go ~
SGT pach' =. sioe-i ies,ueno 4o' W 80 -
oatn OF once, ana tne swearing " no"
senators pegan.
Alter tnis the PROCESSION iorneu anu pIo. u1 .
ceeded TO tne OUTSIDE pia5iorm. Wnere une
President delivered MS inaugural address.
Ine inaugural prGceseion was n les1uou ~
General James a. beaver, o. fennsyIva, !
ma, WITH a. Danlel nassings cnel =. soan, sanu
aloes. linen came ons presluenDlal ps'.Sy
caIriages' "aon ono 49,. sa,,,n9 ~
oevenoietn regiheno' iruiana rama; thaaa
oeers' as a1 eseots S.a4 4-e 20 ,,tss .sSe
came oni.eu o.asss a5 oi .aIp, da+a Oh %ants
2. 49, ana ~. 80, ~ s;ar, corr,s
Msa. na,,,o ra,.So,san4at;ans frnno militia
non caHe - Sa.;e,,s sta Zoe ;ncind;na
IEs IEn ear raa;,,,ant "a % l;fornia
In 49,, - tha RonnhI;c most
tLen Pan,,h,;can c,nhs and camnaipn or.
90 n;vo t;pns from ali narts Of the country.
S;nalnJ;no tba national M COMMITTEES Of ratifi.
cat;on and
rHE DENVER COWBOYS.
| 4. ,,.oE a. haad - +ha nroceas;on
| ahad tLa aa,;toi and at f1.5O the
| .,.as;Sa.,+;aI ,,artn ai;obted al the senate
.ss plesiusn..a; paa ot ohasn;mo = ~ The ra;n was
po,.i;.o pu;.. ~ hsa ,r;ost ciaysI.nd nroceede5
- tha bras;dant,s w;tb Harr,son and Nor.
ton tn tba V;ca. .prasident,s room. whence
at noon, as already described, they went
into the Senate chamber preparatory TO
the inaugural ceremonies.
After swearing in the new members the
Vice President announced that without
any further prelimiI aries the Senate would
proceed to the platform az the east 'front.'
OF the capitol to witness the inauguration
OF the President-elect. The procession then
moved in the following order: Marshal
Wright OF the supreme court, Marsnal
Wilson OF the District OF Columbia, ex.flce
President Hamblin, the supreme court
sergeant-at.arms, Carrady OF the Senate.
Senators Hoar and Cockrell, the corn.
mittee on arrangements, PRESIDENT
Cleveland, President elect Har-
rison. Vice.President Morton, and SecTe.
tary McCook, members OF the Senate,
diplomatic CORPS. heads OF departments,
General Sherman. General Schofeld >and
staff. Admiral Porter, House OF Repre-.
sentatiyes and members elect The gov
ernors of states and Others were admitted
- tho aoor "a Senate and q few minui es
later Harr;son was reading his inaugural
addross
A. 1.ao Harrison finished his inaugural
ond the narch;no ~ the nrocession began.
Ia+ooL the ootb ~ Office before beginniDp
tho .,ddress
VIZ ''ou
SCENES In THE SENATE onA@nhN
The Senate chamber was smetamorphosed
during the recess which ended at l:5o on.
Seats were reserved on tine moor Iof CleVe-
land. Harrison, Morton, Ex-fresident
Hayes, Vice-President Hamlln, state gov
ernors, the diplomatic corps, the supreme
court, etc. The galleries were rapid'y MI.
ing. At a quarter to il ociack tns wofo
came that the house was e&cltea over sae
refusal OF tae senate empioyes 20 % aomlo one
representatives. iamlnes 70 sns sa gaheayGD heay
lhe s'ouna o1o AZ i eoe esn anah TIC
sued and sold at $Z5 TO ?oo eacn; me
house passed q resoluo'on ulleo0lns VIC .I ,L.
TL i - hat
saiielies uues aoo l1.J ~ onah
lrauuuIeho o,eAevs . Sa,,htsass snlS ord
sJnusnuh sL a. onss nas,,,t;or raocbed the Sanata
80 ~ - n,ciocI Edmunds adroitlv settled
the troubla hv moving an acouiescence in
the resolution. with a nj oyisu that the
Presidenr Of the Senate might prescribe the
reonlations respecting the identity OF the
ticket holders. Agreed to. Hannibal was
escorted to q seat at the rlght OF PRESIDENT
pro tenn. Ingalls,. As he moved across the
chainDer .9 "ss ~ erst donn'
ci1pp,ue =, as.I,a aan
oneI, psa;na 10 mo in this moment bv the rear
= and ~, ,destiv took a seat, at the ex.
tro,,a ard of the senatorial body. but he
onniS nnt on escane d;scove.v. and a ripple OF
o,,,aIanso NO aver the chamber. This was
app" ap.sd 10 q wava 40 Senator Hale went
doun a, nd escortad him to more promi.
,on+ saat General Jobn G. Fremont only
shortIv nreceded the entrance Of General
Shsr,nan and Major. General Scofield.
Tho, 90 mo the dinlomatic eorpsi in gorgeous
oa,,rt nn;forms in striking contrast with
49, ,,,a;n c;v;l;an dress ri the American
one G 49,
on.o.o .os haforo mn, CLEVELAND
~ L;.,at a,,+or,5 Nd took tha saats
anu 5 ono oeb .pn,, w., Har,;son nm the
asslsneu on. rad a. tho door
ars rS ashad =. nonS ~ aoat - Cleye,and's right
anu . s:a1 Ma;a0a ~ go 2 The 40 mo CEREMONY
one auuienoo I:.h M.tn1 patora tak,n,
was repealeu WIN 49, NJ 0 :, -, Ina.,,s =
nls go seaT :, ne :st mas ~ ta, - Inasiis rose
Il:oS tne presiesno es.:4 Pr aos, u Than Viz.
ana eloseu sne ni.'eon ,, r. Sonata nf tha
preslaen' Moreon cssneu Ine - ;e saoo;ol sas @
hity-nrs' congress W oiueR ~ 'f'o''"' $40
sion. -
AT THE WHITE HoosE'
Gen. Harrison accompanied by the in
auouration committee was taken in a
closed carriage drawn by four grey horses