New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
GOV. FLOWER INAUGURATED.
4 SIMPLE CEREMONY AT TIE STATE CAPITOL
SPEECHES OF THE RETIRING AND THE INCOMING
GoyFRNoRs-BIsHOP DOANE MAKES
PRAYER AND SECRETARY RICE AD'
MINISTER'S TIE OATH
OF OFFICE.
FRY TELEGRAPH TO Tnr TKlBUNE.1

Office Of Governor OF lhc S'"'O VI -
Roswell p Flower to-day. But ala Nv lI"rsioi ms
political powcr at the same time 10 MI l'W'i
Il was Mr. Hills contention during the OleVcIihu
Administration that the Governor of Ncw-iork
was tbe politcal leader of his party in the H'''e'
+ that his doctrine now? Ii appears not 10
L.. c;pco be has leased a house at No l5o S'''c-
% IN this city for the present year, auu slcep9
therc to-nirht and the announcement J. H'""o
that hc will be there every SATURDAY lor 'o''i''
months 70 come ready to give lnStrucuon9 " Wv
Democratic politicians Of the State ana 'i>' ""V
withstanding the fact that he II O"''u '"
Senator and his public duties demand 'i"' Nv
should remain in Washington buu d" 49,
candidate for President of the Ohl'cu '''
40. t,.rh,rs bc expectcd to be squeamsh apouo
rohhino his successor as Governor OF MS ls"O !"
rule his party. lana -, =
Mr. Flowers Inauguration cerei"o"'V'
simple and plain character, Del''ns WV I ha
the man When Mr.. Hill was last lnauSui"''' II.
had whole brigade of the National uu'i"
90 Albany and paraded through th" streets III
W. ~ tonnr Rut Mr. Flower expressed the Wish
that the military display should be Limited 10
,o,, cnr,ponies Of the National Guard. lie also
checked those Democrats who suggested Pa''dc
| -, norticaI cllhs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sheehoh
hod IN telegraph as Ete as yesterday TO a DEMO
cratic poltical club in Buffalo thai Mf' rloM''
| nrcforred that il should not come 10 AlpaHS' AN
soldiers and citizens who escorted MI 10 I'm
tbo Executive Mansion to the capitol 'h'o
fore made up a comparatively small pouY VI "i'1
The dov was a eombrc one, gray clouds hanging
Io,v upon the horizon, shutting out 'he s""
r,vs The atmosphere COLI, and yc1 rs one
Looked across the Hudson RIVER at 'e E''''
hills oppositc. only here and there p'tch vi ''o"
! reminded the observer that 1t WIS ml'"ih"
Two Of the military companies Wih'h AS ,'"''
| h.,oro the Executive Mansion about |? O'CLOCK
49, r,,,ot Guords and the Burgess CorpS-wore
he,rskin hats and long blue ovcrcoa'S' ana iooN'"
| c c,,hlc in 11e-c habmcnts. The thrd
,ili+,r, orronization was the 10th Battalion lro'"
Tro, whose members wear the blue state uniform
Resides thcs,, soldiers. there were TWO 'c'HoC' wv
roliticol clubs Of this city. the buHa'oS anu VI"
p.nocr,tic Tigers All the Builalos ana ''c l'-'''
oro clad in their best black CLOTHES "oi, s'o'c-
nine hats and carried biz hickory canes
r,c 1otb battalion led the processoT' when
.,.,t.d from the Executive Mansion ab Gu""'
| ~, - o'cIock Following it were the Bur2''S''
r,r,. ,hc rmmct Guards the ButIaos, tn" Demo
...,i Ti,ers and carriages. In one OF these car
r,.,o,s .,t Goycrnor-clcct Flower. Mayor Naming
~ Albany. and Colonel l.. l.. Juison' tNe H.ii''''
secretary In carriaces following were Ici,'"'
/ 70. idcuts of Albany -LraSus ''iilin-' "'i'',,'
| I, Learned John Boyd Thachrr, Ah'AonN ~
u,,d, Frederick Townsend. Hamilton Harris
Robert c. Pruyn. J. Howard hins H. "a Dol'''
and AIutant-Ccneral Porter. The procession
-, -. ,,a, from the Executive Mansion upon
FacI. ~ along that street and thence 20 'ilc
| Con;,oI Hundreds of residents of Albany ga'h-
| - oIo,c tbe route There was cheering al
,.a,io,s noints. and Mr.. Flower at such 'iih'S
til oorr,cously raise his silk hat. MrlN'l At
| H. r.ni,l thc Goycrnorclcct was c''pr'c" ~
49,. r,ocp,ivc Chamber, where Governor Il'li Was
awaiting him. .;.,. . 900
Whirc the procession had been forming @''''
. % ooo ner,ons had gathered in the NhN''l"''
chamber The walls of the magnih''ht r''', ''''
,,n t,rdsomcly drapcl with American "a.S'
,..,drol. of coupeiools had been paced upon wv
n,r and in thc great galleries. ard i P'"'I'' - ~
,.iI, ou, from the Speakers dcN" mo NV mn
This ,I,tfnrm Vas beautifully dE'pc' VIZ" ''N,'
i.,, no.s and ornamcnrd Wlth Fo"'" ~
Rack of the patform the front 'i 'h' -,'''t
| o,orIoolinp il was radiant with the ooiolS :" '"
,rho.o ,rere half hundred seats upon 'h'
nIatcorm and grouped together at Tvs rc" w.
,,rc tall and graceful palms. ABOUT nan VI '''
| o ccu,icd iy women, chief among VINO"
600. Mrs Roswell =. Flower There were ''''
.o.on, Mrs Shcchan wife Of the Llcutciah'-'''
arror. Mrs Roscndalc wife oi I'll" hc" -N'
General and the wives Of other H''.' ""'''
| an ,b. safe officials were prcs"nt-l-'"''''"'"
| co,.crror Shcchan. Secretary oi Stare lN''' ,'''-
trolIr Campbell, Attorney General "H'"''',
Treasurer Danforh and state fh%n'''' -,
oro clcr,,-man Of cmincncc was prcseN'' D''"'F
william Cro,wcn Doanc, of Albany. -
.t'r,I,. after L. O'Clock Mr.. Hill and Mr.
-, , I,,, ,be Executive Chamber, and escorted
.,air military eiays, radiant with GOA race
~ .,,I,roidory and gold tasscls, walked through
l'''' ..i,,,r. of the Capitol to the magnificent
| .,.iru,v in the west end oi the bu'IIilS'
,, ,,ir,,,, WA, lined with soldiers OF the N'-
.i i"'o Guard armed with bayoncts. me corIi
,h. loyycr part of the building were ai'o
,;,od with soldiers armed with n'yo"e'S' HIS
,,ui,orv display within the Captol WIS u'''''''S
r,. and the soldiers used Their paSoheu' WIN
.oL ,ivacty near the bodies OF sever" r'n'''" W
! Albany ~ 70 lead to good d'al oi III
.r,o roIdi.rs were from Troy. and Therefore uh-
.in,od with Albany Democratic polltlcnls'
| s.vcraI Of whom, in attempting To run '"c E""'" "
| I ,,, within the Assembly Champer Su"ci'' "
.evcrr palpitation of the heart III 'oHS' l"'"'' VI
o ,c,;,n If the soldiers with their sharp haSohe'S'
This guard duty within the Capl'ol ""s"O u "'''
| he,.n intr,Istcd To the police ol Aloi"A'
| Afr Hill and Mr. Flower entered th' AsS'ii"iN
| Chamber and walked upon the platform few mo-
| ,,r =, ,'clocl \ great cheer went mp from
| ,o.,y or thc assembled Democrats rs Mr. Hif
and Mr.. Flower took chairs which were aS''sn'u
to them. The band in the gallery pia>cu ila,,
70 thc Chief Mayor Manning Of Albany Il tan
vounc man of fine appearance called the Assem-,
hl,cc to order with word or two ana announce"
cha, tine ceremonies would he opened with prayer
hy Hishop Doanc The Bishop. ore OF the most
noted clergymen of his denomination ana as
Misunderstanding man. came forward. bowed hi'
| head and read prayer. The auhle'lce "'' 9H'"'
| respectfully, while the prayer was re'''
And now sail Mr.. Manning. ;" have the
nleosurc of introducing Governor Hill
| Wr uill was greeted with loGI applause aS ne