The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-02
GOV. FLOWER INAUGURATED.
4 nlner AND TURBULENT CROWD IN
THE CAPITOL BUILDING.


r.se he Lossies Of the Assesb'y Cham
s.r-A,-o,t . Row when Gov flii Was
epeaHi.g-eov. Flowers Inaugural Al.
Sssss-Reeeptions In tho Executive cn"n'
Der aaA ~ the Executive Mansion.
A.MANY. Jan. 1.-Gov Roswell Pettibone
Flovar was inaugurated to-day. The arrange
m ants in the Assembly chamber were bad and
che crowd was unwieldy and noisy. Few OF
thSn heard the speeches. Part u the seats
broke down while Gov. Flower was delivering
! his address, There were cat calls ana choers
4duflnR the benedction as we'll as during the
ssddresses The police we're not properly sta
Stoned, and the few policemen who were In the
Hobbies did not seem to know what to do. The
,arsde, the receptions. and everything except
4 he inauguration ceremonies passed OH
) ,oothly and we'll. But no ono seemed to
ave snticipated such an immense crowd at
he formal inaugural ceremonies. and no ade-
lauate preparation was made for 1t.
The day began with Secretary Rce's intro
lduction OF Gov. Flower at the dinner to Gov
Hill last night. The dinner lasted until after
midnight Az the New Years chimes were
ringing Gov Hill closed his address and Gov.
| Flower made q short speech. At daylight the
| crowd began to come into Albany. Tho
weather was good. tho roads firm. and thou
sands Of countrymen from Albany. Rensselaer,.
/ Schoharie. and Schenectady counties drove In
! with their wives. children. and hired men. The
| farming country surrounding Albany is popu-
! lated with old-time Jackson and Tilden Demo-
Gratis. They mako 1t habit to attend the in
| augurations OF Democratic Governors. Into
| Albany they came by hundreds and thousands.
/ in oil kinds OF vehicles. on foot and on horse
back. The streets were thronged before
| O'Clock. and the restaurants found waiting
I customers when they opened their doors.
Later In the morning the surrounding towns
I poured in their people by rail Within
ten-pile radius there are over 100000
Tsf and sdhnsd s.
f ssy Sss ydesepaassa SohSss was sus$ sssst
In charge Il the AGED and sick. willie the men.
shake hands With the new Democratio Cover:
nor 70 many OF them it is the event OF
Mayor James H. Manning, with committee
sse a Hs ta tie at
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