The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-03-10

defend the constitution Of the united States
uut only iulprezsLvely dell5s lhe great reapol-
atlutlouai commands us the rule by En-ch my
cl-clai couGuc Fuust be guided SHALL 20 t-ll
best Of my ability ana within ny sphere OF
duty preserve the cons titusion b. loyalty pre-
tecting every grant OF federal power DO contains
by defending Gil its restraints vaeu attached
bE imFatleucz ond rc5iie-7ua5s and DF eutorc-
ing rs limitations and rgseFvafl1ls Ia favor Of
the stste aud the people
Fully impressed wltA the gravity OF ths du-
ties that confront me and mindful OF my weak
ness 7 should be appalled, 30 % were sny los %
bear unaiacd the responsibilities which AFa-lE
me arn however saved from discourage
meut when reusgmher that shall have the
support and courscl and cooperation Of wise
and pa triotia Inen who viii stand az my side n
cabinet places or VIII represent the people in
their Legislative halls hud also much com
fort ia remembering that my countryuaen
are Just aud generous ana In lna assurance
that they viii mot condeulu those who by slu-
cer8 devotion 90 theif service deserve their for
beuEalce and GppruVuL
Above all know there Is q supreme being
who rules the anairs OF men and whose good
ness and mercy have lly7ays followed th5
from Us now ~ we humbIy ana rsTercuuy
seek His powerful aid
The oath of office was then admin
istered by Chief Justice Fuller.
Parade aud RsvIou.
WAsHIEG1oE, March 6--Ar the conclusion oE
the inaugural. address, The firing Of gun
brought tho commands OF the first grand divi-
sion 20 attention, and amid the booming Of the
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batteries OF Wasalngl ton uarrlek5I tle wash
iugton navy yard and Fort Myer. Va Presi-
dent Cleveland and his escort moyed rapidly
toWard the W mite mousse Loi-o az oy L--e lnlL-
Eurai procession. The reviewing stand, deaig-
mated by an immense nag flying above IL
wa situated Immediately fu front % the
executive mansion and on the south side og
Pennsylvania avenue. Acres Of humanity,
gurrIuz IKE a sea. occupled every availabls
spot cf ground an the vicinity and sz the presl-
dear made his appearance uuof her cheer siE-
uuted his presence ana was taken up and re-
echoed dawn the avenues and oyWays like tho
roar OF a tEouole4 ocean h lLu -e44 erect ana
standing GrmIy, with his tmpassivo features
facing the procession, President Cleveland ro-
viewed the military civic ana polflllal organ
izations that made up the line OF march
The inaugural parade, which was under com
fnaud Of Gen. Martin G. McMahou. Of New
York grand marshal was composed OF tive
grand divisions, each grand division being In
turn sub divided into division aud briEaqez
were under the command OF Hrtg.-tzeu- John p
Brooke All commissioned aud other CniCera
carrying swords gave the military salute as
they passed in review turning towards Fresi-
dent Cleveland as they did so The impcrturh-
able president returned the salutes by raising
his hat accompanied bq an almost impercepti-
the artillery; MAJ r. w. Huntingdon OF tho
United States marine corps, commanded me
marines, and Capt J. n Bell OF the Seventh
cavalry commanded the squadron Of light cav
airy
The scene along the line OF march was such as
no city but Washington and none but its broad
well paved Peuus ylVanIa avenue could produce
Public and private stands erected along the
line OF march, from the capitol 20 % point De-
yOud the White house, had an es5imlted seat
ing capacity Of o0.OO1 persons, and every one Of
them was crowded
sshc main staad from which President CIeve-
Land viewed the parade was erected inI1sdi-
ateiy ia front Of the White house 4t was $50
feet long and quite deep and hau a comfortable
seating capacity toE l'l10 persona Caahlonea
seats were provided for the president and his
cabinet who surrounded him and folding
chairs were supplied for the diplomatic corps
who were arranged Immediately behind him
On either side. were seats for senators mem
bsFs OF the house OF represeu taitves uud
specially invited guests. The right OF thS
president was assigned 70 the reprc8en tatives
Of the press It had a seating copacity Of zoo
numbered a little over 1900.
The parade, despite the storm, was greater
in numbers ana more imposing in military Gnd
civic display than tllal oI any previous inausl-
ration. Gen Martin T.. 1IcATnnou, Of New
York the grand marshal, carried out iu the or
Fantz1tiou or procession the same admirable
methods OF assembling his forces which made
his management Of the Columbian parade IN
New York cily Hast octoDer 50 success
fuL Win military saBacitg he regcg
uized the fact that it takes many
hours to march sO,CJJ or 5000 mcu
7lasr n rfveD I1IDt even under the most favor
able circuns tances OF broad and we'll paved
streets, and instead OF Ordering au the organ
same time he allowed sumcient intervals be-
tween the hours OF assembling 10 prevent as
Lne assembling pisces on contiguous alal
streets that men were able 90 form and drop
into line without delay and Without crossing
the line Of march IN all the59 matters ne was
ably assisted by his adiutaut-Feueral, Col "a C,
Corbin, United States army
The escortiug division, composed OF artillery
cavalry and Infantry Of 'the regular arnVs
drawn from the garrisons OF Fort Monroe, Fort
bIvsr FT1rt bfcEieurv and the arun5 from yVash-
ingt0n navy yard, with the uati1u1I guard ol
the district, the high school cadet regiment uud
other local organizations assembled iu the
usighborhood Of the White house and war;
state and navy buildings and formed in coiuruus
OF sections OF twelve each, pr0wptiy az 1880
They marched down the avenue, acc1LnpA nyins .
the presidential party from the W hlte house 70
the capitol prior 20 the Inauguration All ghe
rest Of the parade assembled below Che capitol
and marched from ths capitol no the avenue
distance OF fully two miles 60 The point of dis
bandment, w ashington circle, neaf twenty
For more than half the day the city looked
Ike q vast military camp The almost lutermLu-
equipped military forces OF tne states being
broken tn upon only by the visiting governors
in their civilian eos tune, riding past in the or
der that thelf states were admitted into the
union und accompanied bT tnelr brilliantly
uniformed alafis. Thea. with an Intervening
squad OF Grand Army and Union veterans,
came she civic half OF the parade fully as uu-
meroua and as interesting as tho uiltlrV dis
play The civic procession under thc mar
shaiHhip OF Col William Dickson. was in
six divisions and aggregated more thau 2u,11d
men aud quite q no ttcea1-e dash OF lady equea-
trieuncs-. T4uimHlT uitn lB gorgeous new
banners and b1dEe5 held The re ht OF she linz
The second division Was assigned 60 PGuuHTL-
Vanias .aEslchuaettss New Jersey and D1La-
ware had The Third divisiaus Maryland th1
fourth; the dfth Was The western divisi0a aud
the sixth Was made Or OF thc later arriving or
EaliEatious Ths bicycle cuba. OF FFasaiugloa
aud Baltimore brought up lhe rl-r
The hrst grlnd division was oaicergd uE Gen
Martin p llcaiahonr Eraud ularshli- Cols w
D. W hlpple aid a. @ Cooper staI oflcers, and
Brig Gen John r BrcaHs. commander OF the
troopa IL included the presidential party ia
carriages. preceded and followed By @ deleEa-
zion of the New York bushes mems CieVel2u--
and Stevenson clubs reuuasaltius -hs Nea
york stock lEcualge- Produce and HLarillEzl1
ezchauge Coffee exchange, Consoi ida ted ana
Pc truienm exchange, Wine and Spirits exc
change. Dry Goods exchange. Merchants exc
change, Hide and Leather exchange. Iron aud
Aetal eE-hauEe Hardware eEchunge, west
Side exchange, Custom House Brokers exc
shnuga- 1he regular truouz which cullurised
the hFat su1-Vision were composed OF Infantry
cavlfrT and urlLllcrV. commanded bT Col L. d.
livingston, battalion Of Marines de-lcn-
meat cf tne hospital corps she Elrtouaf guard
Of she aL5trict, ths high school cadets lal laa
coiored high school cadets
In NE second subdivision were aIi the regl-
u1ents, ths EeuusTl lTlilia- Hatiouai EllrI. com
mhudsd by Gov. E'attsaoE. who was acconpau-
led by his faIl stnd
IN tha thira .al-a-aiviss9n. which Gen Fita-
hugh Lee commanded were Ehe Ear-u-lal
guards ana escorts OF me governors 1f New