New-York tribune., 1895-01-02

THE rirrr r1RMAl. CEREMONIES of THE KIM
EVER HELD ~ THE STATE THE
.EN ATDNSlIlP


Ianeinr Mich Jan / Cspc-iaD -Fur the first tim"
Ia the history OF Michigan the inauguration OF q me-"
state Administration w4s accompanied hy iorm'l
c.-,.,n,n, Tho .Scrri.cs to-day We're very simple
60, solemn lnprrssis. and dgnln~i. and viii he
menorablo Genera a. 4. Aig"r Pr'"ilcI' anu
R.pr,s.ntAttyc Han iu N" Capitol Wa hIri WIN
ns,t,rulsh.d quests including all tho members ~
a.. legislature several congressman. many 'N-
state officials and th~ American Consuls IN Michi-
r,n az SWEDEN Nruezueii. the Netherlands ana
France tn ncV OH ers. Justices " m" supreme
Court Governor stan and distinguished VISITORS
occupied seats ON the platform IN" Kew 'lhr'"''
= swift invoked the divine blessing. The Lansing
Quartet rendered a vocal eeicction ana th'h '"''l
Juric. John " M-ir.th delivered the address of
IN. day HIS leading thought was that goo1 ''''-
zcnshlp is IN the majority ana mat ne deS'r' 'o'
good government prcdomlnltes that "hsn 'NhS
exist they will surely b, rigttcd AT m" polls ~"
was warmly applaudcd when he intmItei th"' ''oN
crnor Rich's fcarlessne-s IN roofing out th' H'""
House evils year dgo contrbu'"i thu'n ~ "''
overwhelming victory this fall
4. the clo.e of his adir,ss Justice McGrath ad-
rninistered the oath the new officials. oeshhhE
aim Governor Rich He introduced each to the
audience and each was lppiauded General A'E'r
made 4 brief addrcss congrat;lating the dudl'"o'
and the state and expressing the nope 'n"' w,
after the Inauguration would be- NOR" 81 a' "''H''
than IL has been and this The militia ""uu ~
made part OF the crrcmoniT. II" -iph' III '"' '
r.snonsbllities which great maoritics lnposeu an"
tr,,s,ci the nsw administration would meet thoS'
,crnonshiliti,.i properly. He introduced eN-''N"
nor nnhcus Fetch. Michigan's Oldest ex''o''rno''
who recalled witnessing the inauguration oil 'he
States first Governor. sixty years ago "o'er"or
picb Lieutenant Governor Mines and secretary
caTancr responded to calls for impromptu Sreehes'
l., his sne.ch Governor Rich urged the adV"apll'S
-, making The state officials responsive III i'' ''
"a. ,r,or,nanc. OF duty instead Of making 'hehi
n,,,re heads and dc,1,atng all the rei' ""'S ~
s,,hordin.;.s The exercises closed with So"s anu
hcnediction Tonight Governor Rich gave " ''0'p
,i,, - tho I,pslnturc and citizens. lt was largely
attended and was a brilliant nnalr ,Sehtra'li ...,t
There is little # any, cndngr III .A' s.,, '''I,'s
si,u,tlon Senator Mcmillan VIII arrl'' .o-'l" o,s Nv
go a. morrov night will be nominated py nVVlhu "a
a. 49, ,rhc short-term caucus Will be on IhurSu,y
nt,h, Patton. Oins and burrows. thc lilt' V'i =, a.
claim election as certainty !, -
easy Ia that Patton ana ''hiS ar st"" ~, -
,ho nurrows strength seems To be oozinS Sohe OF
DO candidates are giving out hgures to-nlsn' put
ali claim t. be- gaming ground me la1.otn - Cn
is o,ioted highest tonight with ols sscohn. on. ~
,,ros.uan Stephenson and j. n Hupbel are S',i ~
,n. noII but admit that the only hop" y III Il drai-
inck bctwccn the three leading candidates. lhe
socr.t ballot makes a deadlock lmprobaDe. .
mo Legislative caucuSes We're hed W-nlsn-
,r, u,,sr caucus was presided over by John y.
uatbews of WAYNE. and l.. VI. Miller acted as
secretary The following nominations were made'
Sneaker william -. Gordon. Midland speaker FRO
fem George W. cartridge wayne; CLERK L. VI.
Miller Ingham. and SergeAnt-at- Arms A. O. But
Ter Eaton County. The senate electe, as IohowS:
President pro TEN. James q. Mclaughlin. WAYNE;
Willis H. Slosson Osceola Mrs. Adelaide q.
Mosher of Kent. was thc-,Senate choice for post
mistress but the House refused to caucus, and
4 tonfercnce will be held.