The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-03-18

NItt tue preSlueuI anu Nlce-pfeSluent
were a large number of prominent ladies
and gentlemen, among them Mrs.
Cleveland and Mrs. Stevenson.
1t is difficult to say which of the
Democratic governors in the procession
received the grandest ovations along the
line of march, but Peck, of Wisconsin,
Flower, of New York. and RUSSELL of
Massachusetts,, have got reasons to put
the day down among the proudest of
their lives.
1t is generally conceded that tho in.
augural ball was the most successful.
from every point of view ever held, and
that the decorations OF the ball room
were handsOmer and more artistic than
had ever been seen here The members
of the committee in charge started out
to make this Inauguration a memorable
one in every respect, and they succeeded.
1t was great day for Grover Cleveland,
a greater one for the Democratic party,
and greatest of all for the country, be-
ginning, as it did, an ca of real, simon
pure Democratic gov,rnment- not tho
pnchbeck kind the Republicans have
been giving rs.
President Clevelaud's inaugural ad-
dress WAS a model of its kind. \ plain.
honest, straightforward statement of
his intention to faithfully carry out
the platform upon which he was nomi-
mated and elected, and particularly no.
ticeable was the complete Ignoring of
the Hawaiian annexation scheme. 1t
is evident, and particularly gratifying
to Democrats, that Mr.. Cleveland in
tends to investigate that subject more
thoroughly than Mr. Harrison did be-
fore committing himself, and as lie put
himself, in his address, squarely on
record as opposed TO subsidies and
bounties of all kinds. it is certain that
il Hawaii gets annexed its sugar plan
ters will get no bounty on their sugar.
The vicepresident, in his address,
upon assuming the chair of the senate
at the opening of its extra session,
made an excellent impression on the
seniors as well as on the public. His
popularity with the rank and file of the
Democratic party is unbounded and
what is more to the point it is all de-
served. He is made of the right sort
of stun, y newspaper man was tell
ing him that he supposed the dignity
of his new Office would prevent re-
sumption of the free and easy methods
IN vogue IN his Office, when he was hrst
assistant postmaster general and 1.-THE
boys were always welcome. MIR. Ste
venson laughed and SAID my new olice
will make no difference. Hou boys viii
be just as welcome as in the old days
There Will be no sentry standing IN
front of the vice-president's room. You
will not be forced TO dive into your
pockets and fish out card to be trans
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