New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
CROWDS At THE WHITE HOUSE.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND CALLERS GREET THE
PRECEDENT.
CLUBS PAY THEIR RESPECTS THE
STRUGGLE TO SEE THE PRESIDENT
now THE PRESIDENTIAL FAMILY
PASSED THE DAY.
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HOW THE TfhhdoAOHNLAh SA@NAN<
PASSED THE DAY.
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washington, March B,-President Harrison made his
reputation long ago As handshaker, Out MS staying
powers we're tested today in Q way mover dreamed Of
uorhaps, I'm his campaign experience. II one en-
thusissde stranger IN town fought his passage into
the East Room hononin approved American fashion
tho new tenant Of tho white House, fully 5000 a'o.
For two or three hours at time tho President did
nothing but receive tho mob Of weitwishers which
osed and crowded persistenty through tbs doors OF
the big east parior. Every political club which
turned out for the Inauguration parade seemed 10
think Il only fair return for yesterdays mseres
10 be presented In body to the President ana VIC
President, who was soaksd thsorgh snpaga ON ne
rey,ewing.stand 70 appfecfats the niseontor.s - -
paradsrs, readily accepted the situation frc%
o;eioek in {, IN fact, With only brief interval nor
IuneAeon. he cid nothing but snsAe
800. vtth tho callers who could ges
inside the house. and 20 great a. one uhe was
the pressure for places In the bne, which stec,cno
from the main hallway clear down 70 mo nor'nosss
"a that the President TO expedite matters. came
~, .n ~. ror.e and Erasped The hands OF q many
"a could roach him, while tho crowd was hiiF1eo
,hronRh the covered driveway By Tho police AZ
4 o,eiook Captain Dinsmore, who Kept as securs"
a count as no could, estimated 81 1a,oOo tno poop"
who had met and congratulated the Prs."ene 6nsue
the white House or outside Il JUST peloro JUS
prnaident and MIS-. HAfflsOa oAsN ANA~ -
abort drive. This was the only recreation Oh toe
Az. The family dining and retiring carry, WORE o"'
WITH the laoos of the morning and afternoon
rrho nav steward OF the white House, FrenchnAh
10 h,,ls nom Chicago, served his first BREAKFAST
about O O'Clock. From to 10 tne fIos'ocns W"
soma work IN his onace upstairs, geuans re.S uo
lst Of Cabinet nominations which ooionei fruoen w.
iSs =. -. a. ,Aa sanate shortly after 10 the line
"a ',,o.. hrrAn 10 form outside the White House. ana
A.. p.s. Room was thrown open 20 receive tnom'
M. I,ros,dent stationed himself about tne m,aui,
:. a. .-,o, With s6fA at his back having ooionoi
yrraon the Superintendent OF Fupho Du . q.
C,or,na. nj his left b make the m'rooueu 49,
=, ~, arss bodies 10 call vas INC Ahu-ooo.ea S's =.
a. philadelphia. There were "-o ass t.n
ali eaeh one wearing lsn' 1885, 800 - os,.s1a
sl, ho,torriare The Marquette osuo Oh ehieaso'
nav ,A, a.. r,.,sent was made ga honorary memvor
80. roorth AGO came soon after There "orc 1oo
won IN the party, and aoou1 ohc Hie ,s,
,.d,os several Pennsylvania pchu0sA - ~
toyornA thu most conspicuous among 'noH' oe's 'le
Union Republican Club Of Phiisaeipn's -,....,..
csmo 40 az the head Of one group OF rennss.v
Ss1e - h,s nav IN erutches to the PRESIDENT ana
as - ..n...,,iatsd him. The two men chatted
,o asconds and Their Governor Beaver in'rouueoo ma
aorraniona Senator Hawley, OF Conheoucut Wa
another caller In tho morning no prousne wiz h'i.
| the Republican wideawAAos' "'"'Sls ' -
! Hartford:
| AN EAGLE OF FLowEHs F"N IN" SA'-a''
| oov.,ro, Hoard, Of Wisconsin. and his star came
IN bsfore noon. They were quickly followed Ds Gen
| sral Henry A. Darnum, the marsha OF ue New-forA
| division in yesterdays parade ana nus stan Sky
| IN All General Bsrnum had served during tho war
- 40 .au,e army corps with tho President and vas
- cordIalv welcomed, IS were the members Of the
t,.T ,o.t NJ ,ham veteran soldiers. Tie party 70.
~asIrod m the East Room about half "a hour. helping
-. sn,ertan others who m. This star also called
dnr.ne tho afternoon on Vice President Norton Sen.
ator Hseock. ex-senator Warner Miller ana senator
ousv re Unconditional Club Of Albany serenaded tho
v,rc president ana General Barnum Ia the evening.
| nm T5oms Market Club OF Boston aid not march In
| ,ns ,araae but came around 70 shake hands with
IRE President General Cogswell, the Representative
,rom the Salem pistrict introduced the party. The
Sr s,srdarbearer of the club carried In his hsads
| an eagle mads Of flowers.
| 90. screaming pretty loud for you last FAM
| s.nsu,ched bstween the clubs which called were
| ,oscr members Of the Committee OF Notiacation sp
uo,ted by the Chicago Convention last June, and the
rav executive Committee Of the Republican National
| league The Notification Committee or what was
left on a. was headed by obed Wheeler, Of Now York
! Other members who happened 10 % In town or sol
uroxIss were George Christ OF ArEona y. n. Huston
| ot Tnd,ana. Frank Resdcr, OF Fennsyivsnia; r. p
Mavs OF oregon DR. y. L. Burden, Of Massachusetts,
n w scotf OF Illinois; W. NJ. Marine, ef Maryland
n 4. Potter OF New-Jersey and Gsorge Denny. ir.
!, Kentuehy. Mr. wheeler and his friends afterwart
called on vice-pfesldent Morton. Tho Republican
ra.ou. men were lcd by John NJ Thurston, Of No
hrasha who was chosen president OF the organization
The other ay at baltimore All this while the CROWD
Of miscellaneous visitors werc elanorins 10 get u
protesting loudly aganst the admission OF iavsret
latccomcrs 10 quSli this uproar, tho docrkecpers
when the opportunity oaereds iet " tws
on three hHndroaf q ihe mob 81 sh'
stray milieanen, negroes and Nght-sesn
4 from the backwoods who wero pushing ssAins. rs
police lines. Other squsds falicxrd, ihe Risndsnu
huryng tasm bz The pcsde6t ~ 100 rate Of one evss