Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-12
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VIZ NAhNAMNNN nesAsf AMs N@Aa
... Co. c .|rlisi.a. .i SOS elu0nf ~-iistor
lur,Ii. sdirs.-.i ~ ssi,sis. H. iensrk,
wsrs greeted wtih arflsus' from the rallsries,
wtsrs ~ Nh Hsrri-nn sni hsr daughter.
Ms NcKre. Mr. Rus--ll llauison. Mr.
Mat,n and Mr. lnfalls. Mss lnFsi's I'D
Other memisrs q ihs families q tho.e for
whom the priyats gallery bal lssn rssrvei
AZ th. CONCLUSION - bic remarks senator
Ingalls, turned and HANDED ihs saysl "a Mr
Morton. wbo tlsn assunrsi the -siiion q
pre.iing oficer lis calid the senate 10 ~.
DR. In EXTRA session
Irayer -as onsr.i ~ Mr nuilsf the
Chaplain vics President Morton then al
dr,-s-.i ths -ensis. ani ~ The cnnclusiou -
his st~ech ths nsv s-nstors sere sworn In
Tl,. ms--sgs - the president ooLvsuing tbs
-<nats In sttTa lessian sss then rvad. ani TIE
.snats. having completed its organization,
the vios pr..i isni announo~i that u -Oald
pruc-s,i b. th. east frunt a the Capitol,
-hsrv the President q tie United state.
wouh 10 s~urn in
The Csrsmonics In the scnAie chamber
conciuici. oams ihs mosi solsmn and most
impo.ing event of tho day, When the man
cha-en o. D. the chief magistrais of The
Unii~i States vss 10 take ths oath q one
and s.sar a. dsfsni the coustituiinn and
Apsof the land rhs sIsriac.s, thoagh In
duhitshl, marr~i by ths weather. was
~orthy q ssch sa svsnt In driving rain
storm wsrs COUNTLESS thsusanls % citiIsns q
ths r.public. hosrs.lT rhs~rinE ant shouting
N. name % the prs-lisnt Prom ons eai q
ths east fruni II ,ss long sni stately Cap.
itol sas D. - .~sn huge -sll - umbrellas.
whils Immediately sl.1ut Ne Inaugural plat.
form, great uumhsr. % Tsepls ~srs Iach~t
In an unuiovahls mass stpos.i o. N. rain
on The roofs oi The Cspisl building. on all
the pprtio,-, A. ell ths Windows. and even
away up la ths air, - The halcpais. q the
dome q ths Cap,tol. wsf. thrinE, q p~opis
al siriving 90 ssi aviss q "a. ..ns Tbs
crosd len the streets .sIt up constant
cheering. shoutlns a.. mans ~ Hsrrisun and
four four years mufe In tie distance
wsfs vi.ihls tie s.y ullfsrns snt h.uniins
tanner. - ths assembled military sni civic
Organizations whlch ser. ~ tsks part In N.
provisional IasssHt May u the lands
usrs pla,inE martial muse AL The strains
o. IN. drum ant hfs nlnsls'i sitA The ohssrs
snd short slngs q th. muittud. assembled
around tho stand
Ca the stsni erected st the osntral Iortico
o. n. Capitol ~ss arranged chair, Zoe the
chief orIsiah u th. naii1n The rain kspt
pouring in q c,s.siss. and driving storm.
lAtor,r. sent aboui fron plaos 10 place
vi,h .Iouecs. ysinly snisavorng "a at ls-si
kssp puidie, q water from hllns n. .~als
% the chair
Tue vast cuncourss vhich hsd Ten gath.
srrsi around The sisad for houn usiiluE 10
-. ths pr,ssient. chs-r.i loui AMI loug -hsn.
a. ~ iociocs. llsuishani anil private 81
m. signal ourps apTsarei ai the h-sl a The
aght ~ stair lsading ~ The Inaugural stand
l-aring q White nss ~ith q ri cruisr. Tho
.i.uiAl men to1k w their staii0n al th. snd q
,h. stand io announcv 90 vAtohsr -hsn the
pas.idsut t~gan his Inaugural A fs- min
u,s. later The prOo~~iou from the ssnais sp
t.arv.i At tho dcors q the rotunda CaT,
AlIiaeh AMI ia other nsmlsrs % tie Capitol
t.,lics le,l the ~ay, followed by Marshall
wngh, o, the United State supfsms court
.nd Col wnsnn. msrshal u the district
Then came the yss-rabl. Hannibal Hamlin.
s..vio. president Ne go. no o,srcCsi, AMI,
d.-iAinlng an umhr,lis. vailed 10 The s..i
a~ign-i aim chief Ju.tlc. Fuller. In M.
rot-s n ofics. headsi the justice, q the
.ufF.ms cuari. S-rg~sn' -ai-Afnis Canady q
ths -snai. aud Senators Hoar Cgllom
All C,.sr,ll. The committse on arrangements,
hl-l in, preos,ling tie distinguished IsTsons
of t6s day. Pre.ident C.svsland and fr.si-
dsu,.sle Harri.,o Walking siis by lilo, fol-
lowell ana took TIER places la . small rallied
.ucio.ur-. sfsctel Ia the centsr q the frost
OF tie stand Such m.mL-rs u the senate.
dlplomatic ccrT- shi ol the hou-s q repre-
.sniativss and uuml-r u otAsr officers q
the go,,umsnt a. oar~i % lraYs the ugors
ot th- .lstn.uts, then came On Ia body.
When the crowd sav The pr.siisnt there
ar,-s an uprosr uks the rushing % tho
waters q Niagara Cheers we're drovbsd In
loulier cries AMI tho.- on the outskirts. taking
NJ th- shouts q tho near the stand, sw.uei
M. volume q sounl The cbeernE oon-
tinusd. ant ID ~as ne until President slssi
Hsrri. a had several times SAyei his hand
for ..no. that order vas RESTORED H. tie
meantime the y-opls on the Inaugural stand,
di.rvs.rding th. ohiciAl diyis.ou u sT-os.
pres..d forward AMI, siandiag 90 chairs,
formei . s-mi ciicl- aSoui the presidential
enclosure. Geil Hafr sln ocrupicd tie front
lat IN this enclosure On his right wss
rrs.idsnt Cls,elard. and On his l,it Chisf
Jus,Ice iller. The senatorial commilte- on
arrangements siood behind and on either
sids Of tn president, While sergsani-aiArms
CsnAdsy, With a rals~i umbrella, stood
dirrctly bshind Gen. Harrison AMI protected
him h. soms extent from the driving
storm When silence hAd b-en partly
secured. the chief justicv sross, and baring
his abundant white locks 81 the rain bsli .
bibls In hls right hand. ready io administer
the cath of Office Gen Harrison AMI
S-rgsant Arms Canadsy also removed
their hats II Was a most impressive sosne
Standing with uncovered heals, In the
mhst Of pelting rain storm that drove the
mis-, In their faces, the chief justice and the
pr,sident-elsct fAocd each other with bowel
beads. while the former rad the cath u
odics In Low tune ~ soio-