New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04


Ncw.YorS 'u and "a spacious barge hnely equipped
ana manned win crew %i snI him Io tba et p y
lowed by the barges with flying banners. He was
eSyGd g. murray waa S The Changing Of bells
and shouts of the multitude. carpet way had been
arranged to carriage placed a. 01 ms % &sROSa to O his was" ash
dence escorted by cCacowsc Of CIVIC ana hi'y
fS Sws with Ss na%e Of waRs~ in varied forms
of ornamental device: were Seen 90 every hSnd.
vic on S we're T0'D perormcd /" all chgTchs
ceOS SH.0sD sdSSs @sde up on oS ON
Of iig6t dragons and legion Of Infantry followed by
the committees of Congress and heads OF departments
Rage: Colonel David Humphreys his adobe camp,
with Mr. Lear, his secretary. came next IN another
Wasningtons dress consisted of fun suit Of dacI
brown cloth, with white SILK stockings and shoes with
sGySn SSGG Of that S day are careful to that his
suit all Of american msnuiss'ne 10 I6e os steel
public occasions, hung by his side Ills entrance on
he balcony at Federal Han IL, was hailed -. by
ySs was greatly affected and after bowling
several times 20 the assom1lage retired 10 an
avn, chair This movement being perceived and the
cause OWNED tho crowd became sun in an ins t
Washington rose and again advanced. Mr., John
Adams. who had previously taken me 9sth OK ice
president was on his right the Chanre1oT Mr LN
inrston on his left, while Roger sherman; AleXandcr
Hamilton General Knox. General ST. Clair Baron
seubcn and Others stood near them N ne rear. ~
the ceremony ended, flag swung forth from the
cunola and az this signal. while the multitude Irht
The air with shouts. all tho city bels rang Out ana
sslue of artillery Numbered from the Tattcry There
were fireworks and Illumination In tho evening.
occasion the spirit Of satire which prevailed largely
M that time exemplifed in the circulation Of
slv csricature which atta ted considerable attention
Fui of prolane illusions and dsloyal sentiments d.
YVES evidently the work of some one both hostile 70
be Government and to Washington personally. II
represented Colonel Humphreys leading an ass on
Which Washnftoa Was mounted md TIE fro dey was o
issued the words:
"Thc glorious time has como to pass
When David shall conduct ass"
vashngton's reinsuguraton at Philadelphia was
I ifSnccd the city and it was with some ddicuy
that the Presidential escort and white coach drawn
hv six white horses made It's way 10 the building
where Congress sitting. :" As II drew near the
han," says an EYEWITNESS, the rush Of the multi
Jude was tremendous Two eentlcmcn with long white
wand, issued forth and proceeded TO open passage
from the carriage TO the steps. some goo feet distant
The President followed, amid the shouts of the cfoWd
which continued til he had deliberately mounted tho
stems where, turning, he showed his face % the Hnl
des, and then followed the guides win Their t T Thc
for lobby. g. lcrc~ and all approaches were cio"-e
The President wore a full suit Of rich black velvet
with shOr clothes diamond knee buckles ana snus
silk sjoclnfs. His shoes were Of japanned leather
.ilTcr buc es His hat decorated with the American
COO kadC he carried in his hand HIS powdered MAJ na
rnion 4 lrht dITss sword With green scabbaTd and
richly ornamened HIT hung by ms sac tbo Senate
~ fIno coat Sin brcas,cd. with large. bright
hasjct buttons his vest and small clothes of crimson
incn "ve and foyy hair as well as his taD. gsunt,
unsainiy form and SQUARE shoulders formed Icriec'
Cnrtr;ei TO the Tale delicate face OF James Malsoi
and above aM to the short, burly busting FORM o.
General knoN with rudy cheek prominent, eye a1'
IN nor prominent mt p s1ppS was
conspicuous figure. HES glitering star, ms SIN
eAaap bras Sa6 ss NTH co GSrsn With Ro
nobility of natures forming who stood around him.
1Ge nath was administered by Judge Cushing.
WsSh'ncton. Arising from his seat after few min
utrs drew from his breast roll OF manuscript pro
ccedeh read his address, ana az us
Ing tho manuscript upon the table ana rssunlhg ms
scat for few moments, roso and withdrew, the mem
bcrs remaining and standing IN he mo pasSeb b e
cork of the House and again read from beginning I"
cG Tho first inauguration ball was given this coca
sion in pursuance Of the following card IN the Pha-
Nc menbers Of tho Senate and the House Of Rep
rescnteves of the United States arc rcspect,vcly IN
yitcd 10 tail the 4th Of March, l'VS TO oe elvo
by the Dancing Assembly In honor OF lnG un ,s ~
70 efcctlom of George Washington the President OF
he United States The annyepSrS OF u aHd nar
nr leave with the members of the present congress-
IouY ADAMs'S INAUGURATION DESCRIBED BY
HIMSELF.
John Adams describes HIS Inauguration IN a
letter written 70 Mrs Adams tho next day. March .
1877 lie says In the Chamber of the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES war multitude great Ar the space
coi-d contain and believe scarcely dry eye but
Washng,on's The sight of the sun setting fuliorbei
and another rising though eSs splendid. was novelty
chef Justice Ellsworth administered the oath. AMI
with great energy. Judge Cushing wilson ana
lrclcU were present and many ladies. had NJ"
cen, well the night before and did not sleep well th'
night AFR. 7 unwell and did NOT Know wh''t,i
should get through or not / did. however ,,, ~
Ogre hat taken all together II was the subilmes'
thlng eyer exhibited r, America
JEFFTRsoN's INAUGURATION THE FIRST IN
WASHINGTON.
Jeoorson,s Inauguration was the first held IN this
CITY IN the year 1901 Washington had hut lew
Inhabitants and owing TO the indifferent character o.
Tho roads wes not easy Of access oven from faHhor
" icFg,eorian simplicity accorded well with the sur
roupdlnss ard attendance al THIS early inaugural
tbouch the senate chamber was crowded and nearly
ali II III, prominent officials present conspicuous for
their absence was cNPrcs dent Adams and eN-5peah'I
scdcv lex Yicc-Prcsident BUR- stood at ne lci'
Of Mi jefferson while me oath was aihnIs''i'i
A volley ~ artillery proclaimed the event
Among nose In attendance al President Jenesson
rcinauguraton in 1903 were conm9dore Preie aI'
four n>iic.s Of thr supreme Court. MessIs MARSHALL
Cushing. Patterson and " WASHINGTON.
PRESIDENT MADISON FOLLOWS WASHINGTON
EXAMPLE.
For days prior to the Inauguration Of Mr. Madison
IN 1900 citizens from adjacent states poured INT" me
CITY until the capacity Of the town for en'eiiali"HT
visitors was quite exhausted Federal salute was
fred az dawn from the Navy Yard and Fort "ashinI-
ton some hours before noon all the space ano''c'
30 citizens was flied in the Hall OF kcpreseh'dN''
: and over 1000 we're unable to obtain admnance'
Mr. Madison was escorted to and from the Capitol by
nine Volunteer companies Of district militia un [t,
command OF Colonel NJ. KINNEY IL aPpelrS Una, az
Madison followed the example OF "aSI,E'on ,,i l'
fsi Inauguration as Fcgi S Madison nj GOWN WA;
,ncce.d eave che National InielnEenceT Oi
march G. 1909 in full suit Of #, c oarD ot 4 racd IN
manufacture. made Of The Wqoi , Ui Of Colo
nc Humphreys and MS west coat ana sa c ciUh
/ ien-. We understand. scverally presented DIV MoSo
gentlemen" ~ ,o,s - the cttv vas
aun0nnccd In the previous number Of the same paper
In the following advertisements
INAUGURATION BALL
Dancing Assembly will be held on M 4'h lhSr
az Nr. Longs Hotel. Ticket to DC oDtaiho" a' TIC
ar. on application 20 a Manager; rr,, pot
49, - 80 JOnn Graham,
rrsnlIir " or4on' \. Henderson,
Iari.1 ,,or. II wv jams Eak,n,