The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-05


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I trust that our official and personal relations
NAV bo alike agreeable; that the friendship We
may form here may be genuine and lasting. and
that tho work OF tho Senate may rebound TO the
peace and honor OF the country and tho pros
perity and happiness OF all tho people"
sEw SENATOR'S SWORN IN.
All tho newly elected Senators who were
'Sen swo %p E in patches sc of f four at attn a time %" and sub
scribed to the oath of office. The new Senators
are fifteen In number ana the old senators VINO
have been reelected twelve. Their names are:
Ne" Soha'oIs % ". o',u' na
bema' Alexander clay OF Georgia. Henry Heit'
rhar,os w Fairbonk NJ Indiana. ~ n Harris NJ
UhGries s,mn n,rpas Mc %, ,nr, oiIon %,o ,a nsoro .,
~ ~. . ynrs 1Io. ), " ~ Eora.sr V o1 Ohio Roles =
Now YORK, Joseph 10. foraker OF ono. poies
Penrose Of Pennsylvanis, Joseph u. Earle OF
South Carolina. George Turner OF Weshington,
Rawlins OF Utah. .
odd Senators oclccted,-Alliso Gaiilnger'
Morrill,. Perkins, Piatt Conn, Pritchard, Teller,
and Vest.
Each Senator az he came forward 10 take ne
oath was escorted by his colleague, so dhat, Mr.
in the senate Chamber by s%s,corting Mr.. For.
hhtis s"i ~ t'N'oo'
70 tho rule was In the case OF &r; Kyle, pop,
s: d., who was escorted, not by his colleague.
Nebraska. Mr.. Allen.
M'KIsLEY's TIME HAD COME.
III wSs now time Tor pTes,dent o,cvoand 10
escV1t [cslaens' ILL., cani,nI v ~ w. ,u1nRIup ~
was to take tho oath Of ONCE and to deliver his
inauEnral nnuress. w h,io rrgs,uen' 10
VT WIS., eennSS XII i III nnodbcr v,crc csc,rtcdi
out OF tho senate gallery TO their seats on tho
-. -a--N H.-... IL LII 4 .,A.a a.. al
dress tho. people. Two army, officers ~ full
Uniform led the way FOR Mr. Mckinley;
Porter and by Mr.. Bell. Mrs. Mckinley also
used her cane as she walked Slowly, ont, upon
IT, great stand " s,oD The esp spoi, I IRON when he M sGoa M,,
rail, and In the incloshrc were two huge rcd
lcathercoycred arm chairs, Ono Of these was
Mr.. Mckinley. The crowd, that did not mum:
her less than 90 900 awaited tho appearance OF
Mckinley a great cheer went up; As far as the
eye could see me cr1 ,T eN,cnjedi LhS , ,Ieess
into, the branches ,Hnd. from a distance looked
like huge blackbirds.., The houses Just outside
pc opG c' fhc rc sTfN OF the GapitO 5H Iiseii @ SSw q m ms,s
OF humanity. The bright day had brought out
m unusual number OF folks TO sec the new
m nssS'%sn. the bsi national Pam anthem &c D% "Hmcric". was S%@
heard; Tho great national song was sung by
t%RiD :" i iNV up Tua' Il was s"S not S'G sung a'i in a n" great
chorus but only at intervals BY little groups.
" Wao.h WY piVaonhN century.
President CLEVELAND. still supporting himself
with his huge umbrella and with MIR. Mckinley
hanging lightly upon his coat sleeve. appeared
from the Senate wing OF the Capitol and walked
slowly down to their sestsin the little Enclosure.
The throats OF the 10000 awoke the echoes with
q tremendous, cheer. MIR. Mckinley. raised his
hat in Acknowledgement while President Cleve.
land kept his hat OH his head. -Four years ago
the thousands checrcd for Cleveland. Tho
cheers are always for tho incoming President.
President Cleveland was well aware OF that fact.
M'KINLEy TAKES TIE OATH or OFFICE.
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