The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19

vIcE-PREs1DENT sTEvESsoE's ADDRESS
The next speaker was yice-Presidont Ste
BY President Cleveland. The vics,Pfesident's
voice rose above the crowd, and he was heard
s5dp prsssa:d hi% any i q Sri H ,'e spsssh
punctuated frequently by the applause, Of the
It. His address was mainly devoted vote to saiient
points In the history +, Of the Senate as body
been held. He said in conclusion:
| when the foundation stone OF this Capitol was laid
our rsPnbio was in its infancy and seifEoyernment
TINE has proSsd the true atIsT ani tSSt ii.
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the S teTrsph reaches every city and hS
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In ne presence of this wSnd t fuinmsnt Of pre-.
and sanSs Dumb prophecy out upon the iu'ufo
on s 'a "a. asG aEa ns
nrsa. nrttsinma war IN Which AL kuIeps eventually
tue captalof france there convened international
french rspabS its members rspresentstvss OF sover'
s.n EIrSpe1n states It's Object tns penseaele adIs,
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in the divs,Sn Of power INTO the three great depart
equal aesrse that wisdom manitested by the dtvi
rsssntatives Upon tho Senate the censiitlton has
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matters oS S M Il. IL m in sSOn ,s
e oln.e and in treating with foreign nations:
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ehanIe butt senate continues the same now as at
sun. FOR issues
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n times mast have tried the courage tested the
abide The '.:s tina.
sases hape named the dearest ipt.ress Of conn
try will be faithfully conserved and in the words of
neadsr into iun The senate nn.,S.r age may bear
and inv,olae and that ne Ia. generation OF pos,
ass
And nay our fathers God. from out whose hand the
centuries fan NE grain. OF sand. continue to the
ana blessings which lie has given TO us in The
SPEAKER cRIsps ADDRESS.
Introducing Speaker Crisp Of the House Of
Representatives. the President paid n brief
and said that il the rights OF the people were
neglected in the House it would not DO the
fault OF the distinguished speaker whom he
introduced. Speaker Crisp said
MR: CnAmx.N; When the corner stone OF this great
o .a DsT n.
tic .xpsrnsntat stage There were but nf.en states
and iH the :r.s
dred years our Eons,itntion stu exists un
oa1 pspa az the psS
the House Of representative. Is composed Of $50 mem
During the csnsurg Which has passed since Washing
,9a .na the me cs ]
and deys.opmsns Of our county When Tie csn,ury
debt j9s, struggling. S into p"!i.isa! ea.tens. and
Ing European thrones" lis end nnds US .trens IN
IN S ss Ina OF an s
united people In al that Gonsues real Erea,ne,s
in behalf of al! present am ,ars vii! 10 permitted
ana Pa,Eotsm q III. founder. o. our Government We
sns @ 5rs; S.. ssf % % ii
union may endure forever.
JUSTICE BROWN THE last SPEAKER.
The shadows OF the great building were fall |
Ing weli toward the east when lt presdent Cleye
represented the Supreme Court OF the United |
States in the. ceremonies. Justice Brown has |
self heard. Justice Brown spoke on the Judi
ciary. and gave brief history OF the supreme
Government in New iork City in i75 Iea' He H
said that the vigorous life of the court might |
OF John Marshall as Chief Justiee and the
sontemp9nrapheoas transieriof its sessions tea
in.-ton beneath tho chamber in the Senate.
Tic court met there in August. 1901, and for
ext sftS y1 bs m th in
g., crypt CONTINUED to be its home .'' Judge dye
= Tn retsrred to some OF the decisions that
p?'; ace OF the Constitution and divided the
history u the court into three great ,eras- I'm
ard his MISUNDERSTANDING sketched the char.
acter OF tho court, and referred TO some OF the
decisions during each OF these eras. In clos
Ing Judge Brown said:
It does NOT become NC to snogize tho Supreme
G% Ss Tay be ns n h1 # mas ha
eorrgpt one T. As At present constituted neglect
& s 70 11 S MEET s: tie a
- s II BY
P!y 20 PRECEDENT Adams upon the dedcaIion OF tins
founder OF Ills city may descend to future genera
9ss snd hnt hs s a s9a ss
initiated IN ali succeeding ages"
As tho hour was growing late Com missioner
Parker. representing the Board OF Commission
OF tho District Of Columbia. closed The ever
cises with brief address. After summarizing
tho history Of he founding and growth OF the
national capital and eulogizing its broad
streets beautiful parks and public and private
schools. he declared that Washington had
moro than realized the homes OF it's founder.
Following Mr. Parkers speech the marine
band played Amer ica" and the crowd dis
persed. MIR. Cleveland received q round Of
cheers as he entered his carriage.
Interesting side fpature nj ha 1nv
tho releasing oi a number OF carrier pigeons
which had been sent to the Engineer Curps ~
the National Guard from New York city Brook
Ign. Newark, Providence, Fall River. and eos
burg. Va. Tho little messengers entrusted
with messages Of conGratulation from the Dis
trict Commissioners to tho Mayors OF tho ro-
spective cities were turned loose at different
times during the day. according to tho dis
tances to be traversed.