New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05

q Ekk k<F TEy
wrArHER-MR cIEvEhAND BEoVMhs
parvArE c1TIzEN, AND aENERAh
u1szsxsoN THE TwENTYTHIRD
rgxsIDErT OF THE MA.
rr,H--A DAY CROWDED
wrTH rRorDENER
-xvv .,arozArK TO xzm rnBrxxy
vv.sns.rtop. March The grcst day has come
- !. .smaxs gone. a sound Of reyciry by
.s.,,t sssu uroceeds from the Pension Builalns
-sithout any eremonitions at this hour OF
xv.ss,Ioo Or, the morrow; but already the day
= over for those most closely concerneo IN i@
proceedings. -. 10
President Harrison bas retired rem tse osn
20 his frst nights tenancy OF the Mhl'e n0asV. -
and Mr.. Cleveland, for the nrst snme IN slsnO
wears Is private citizen! with pfivsse cl'' sea
right TO undisturbed rspcse. IL mas Desn = ou.y
ana hurried day, day crowded. 1uh OF even'e
and fatiguing, though not Sresome csrs@onles eles
- x.ss, - tsrm They were whirled Just before
,,,o,, from the Executive Mansion to the Capitol
,a ons heard the last seconds OF h1s official iife
ticrpd of in tho Senate Chamber, and the oonef
.ntcrea upon the practice Of the amplest authofiV
wisch free institutions anywhere confer upon .
citizeaa They drove back together through long
li,.as Of Snthusiastie Americans, free-born ana
otherwises paseang ut least q million hags ana
strsamers on the way 70 the White House, ana
therce the new Presidens emerged to take has
ulace upon the reviewiDg-stand before ohe norha-
eyn eatss The troops went by IN weli-nigh
ir,ermipable march then followed o couple OF
houry secIusion. and, last of an the ball-to many
thousands the continuation OF the DAYS feseayi-
tass-closed the simple but seemingly enaleS
formalities which attend the laying dswn ana
the taking up Of power.
The pnsidential InauguFation Is nnnRe Some
other momsneous functions--a marriage eerenony'
for ins4ance--in the faet that, however SWEEP ~
may be: there is nothing short about IT, no enc
who has taken part IN q wedding, either as . hign
eontract;nv raYty or AZ witness, can have faifea
"a be Impressed with its phenomenal brevity
m,,sr ~, thousand preliminary carss, anx1etiss
...s .,,s .ere,nonv IA bcwikieringT
~ p,t a. n,o,onoed and continuous ere
49, 80. - :. ,,..v p.essaspt upon the 4th Of
49, 80. 1vhan he ceases 70
....s ~ ,.,on,,. che r,,er Of
.,'s'D lvae oiee.1 !. - ,..sg,v he be.
sNS n.inon psopE, en1 -. s,u..n. 20
- ICY ny - l..sas, :; ,,naisnr,e
sne'r ssiasaons snu Aosnu :, IA
POSSESSION OF Ine Wmpe Fouss' "''a As -. =.
goos spous nim' Goes ne ~ ssih W f'"'Ae
1Aas "0s'aA's
VhkiTABlE JUBILEE OAf.
IL has been Jubilee That Is beyond doubt
the peculiar characteristic OF this days doings--a
characteristic all the more conspicuous by reason
OF the nntoWard condiuons wnach ~ piesseu
Heaven 70 senu' ana tnas ls Ihe popame s
tauon pas upon ols inciIensS " sa0 uas tn
Nes stn " .i'sloi saui's 'iso 'al.o
Isg ieseL = - y ~
~ - ,, ,,,sv.l
~ 81 -,, 49,, rss,,rxs e. battai
49, - $3.50 se trassfer Of power have been,
!, eourss 81 eorial sympathy with the millions
AZ upfortunate Repr.hiicans VIII, were compelled
- home but sbev have also been TO all
- 4, sym,athv mot less cordial with
M mod neoole OF the National Capital The
rarty went into mourning once before
i ,,oderp times. If that far-away spring Of
1ss, can he called modern. On thst occasion,
aeeoraino 10 high authority, it feH from power
IL 4 oonspiracy against human rights. Today
it has fallen from power as q conspiracy against
american prosperity; and the permanent
inhabitants of Washington VINO nave WisnesSea s
many Nansiorinan'u -. "a, s.,s.a totoro
excellent observers ol "nss N.s -. 49,. - ~
their eyes to-day anu o 49, ss,,sa s,.s ,.,.asal
past never % nav enO" :, eontsnt,nent with the
and pefvaslve s.sa
aecrees Oh 1io' 'as'- 1900 -,,-.rx,,r,o,,-
FOUR YEARS sAass tsAon'
Despite the prosperity fsestaous OF ne.lnoas. OF
both, which official acau'escence "a pflva'e scnees
OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT has con1esreo upvn Vsrsun aAl.
parts Of the National Capital Snis tour years
reign has not been an agreeable ep'soae IN tne iie
Of Washington. Il has even now the senohnce
Of phantssmagoris, o rnnsqaerade OF strange
figures and devices ~ mas nos naaas -. .'s .sa,s
impression Of authority and action upon 1ne people
Of fhis city. President Cleveiana mas Deen an us-
known quantity in his personal Relations - nssa-
ingtoD society, and not even an uaknvwA q.sn's :
which stimulated the imaglnason ana plVsoAo4 :
desire to and u euh hs nss los Ds'. - IA,