Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-03-06
Hon. VIM. Mckinley Inaugurated
President To-Day.
IA GRAND INAUGURAL ADDRESS
The Proceedings Marked by Tumultuous Demon
stration, Showing the Respect and
Esteem Of the People.
BGdIN>INd or AN ERA or PROSPERITY.

, squadron, President Cleveland with Ma.
Jf Mckinley on the left, LEANED back
With -milr. but did not return the IN
lutr Of the crowds uu either side.
MAYOR Mcklnlr. ral'si hl- hat in br
know lrigmrut. lie lDkai uuticrably
pale With President Cleveland And
MAJOR Mckinley IA the carriage we're
senators sherman aud Mitchell Behind
thr presidential carriage. riding In -Oli.
taTN state, Was John Addison rurter pri
'aT secretary Of the prr-idrnt.rlrct. la
other carriages were the cabinet, GeneTAl
Miles and the members NJ his staff. The
black horse tr1p, forming the prp-i.
dent 1-,urt, fell ~ the rrAs ut the car
riagr-.
Following the Cleveland tru,p. came
col. ttTll Clay, the commander uf the
pl-ltlrt ~ Columbus National guard
With n glitt-ring stan uf aids. There
~rTr ,2uh men Ia tins division. all III the
uniform oi the national guard
The line moved down the avenue
through black ma-- Of cheering thuu-
and-. Mckinley lifte-i his hat at inter.
Nhis,
II Uaz twenty minutes pasi II o'clock
~l"n the head NJ the parade reached
Peace monument on Pennsylvania ave.
ulr below the STEPS tu the west front cap.
ltOl. The parai" was twenty five min.
utrS passing the monument.
M'kINLn 1thhs rHt Darn.
The head of the procession appeared at
the inaugural stand At ~ ~ y. m. When
President Cleveland aud Mir. Mckinley
appeared on the platform the throng
broke forth into prolonged cheers.
Vt lis y. III. President Mckinley took
IL" oath administered by Chief Justice
Fuller.
Nhcn the presidential carriage
rrarhe'i th. capitol, General Porter gave
helping hand IA President Cleveland
and then tO the president elect.
senator Gallery, democrat, escorted
President Cleveland. aud President elect
Mrh hlnlry walked after. beside his secre.
/ tar, oi state. Thus they entered the
senate wing OF the capitol, and President
elect Mckinley went ~ the Nice-presi
dents room and President Cleveland and
cabinet ~ the presidents rUom.
VCtEN llLIOhALANI. A SrHTiroR-
The senate chamber was the center Of
attraction AMI early In the day tha gal.
l"rlp~ were II led shortly after II
o'clock. the former Queen LiliokAlani
| The presidential family party arriye'
at | !. ~ II. m. and entrrei the east r.
served gallery. Mrs, Mckinley and her
sister, Mrs barber. t"0k front seats
Mrs. Mckinley Sr, was two seats from
Mrs Mckinley IT, aud the two bent for
ward frequently for the exchange OF
happiness
NOTABLE PERSON InES.
| a..
senate officials announced the wee pre'i
dent-rlrct, Mr.. Hobart, who stepped " Y
seat near the presiding officers desk Al
i2:-o O'Clock President Cleveland AM
IT e-lirnt.elect Mckinley entered. Atten
ton was rivetei al once on these two zen
trnl hgurrs. Mckinley with Cleveland
was seated immediately In front of the
presiding officer aud facing the aenst,
aud crowd. On the left sat Major Genera
Miles and Admiral Brown. tOih In ful
uniform, To tha right, were four am
Ia SzaiiOrs--S Sir Julian Pauncefota, N. Pat
rrnos, Raron Thieiman and baron fa,A
The members OF the outgoing cabinet
except Oln-y and Lamont. were In 4
semi circle ~ the left. facing ths out
going and incoming prrsidents. On th'
OpIs~ite side In the center aisie In
ths aS-riate Justices. Bark OF them ~rr,
the ministers OF foreign countries wear
Ing their rich uniforms,
HOBART SWORN IN.
The members 0f IN. house ~ rppre4en
tatiIe- iill.d the entire b0iy of the hal
0n the right side and In the opposite arel
sat the senators and sanatOrs-elect
Az the presidential party tOok thsiI
seats, Wee President Stevenson arOss an
invited hiS successor 10 step forward an
take the oath Of office. Mr. Hobart al
'snrrd. raised his right hand aud tool
the oath IN accordance with the oOnsti
tuition. Then Mr.. stevenson delivers
his NaledictOry address speaking hoArss'
~ M the RESULT Of n recent strain.
Mr.. Hobart advanced 81 the presiding
chair aud called the senate 10 order.
Chaplain Milburn In an imprezsiy
voice, deliyer-i the lrst Invocation of IN
new senate,
When the chaplain closed. Vice Preui
dent Hobart, Speaking In strong. wei
mNiulatei tones, delivered his introduc
tory address.
Nr. Hobart spoke briefly, expressing hi
appreciation Ot the high honor OF the pO
-ltiOn ~ presiding officer ~ the senate
Tie acknowledged n lack Of familiArit
with the rules Of the senate. but prom
ise'i Ia 10 his best T. faithfully dischaTg
every duty, lie asked Tor the ca Opera
ti0n Of the senators In hia efforts 60 ex
p-dite business and make the work O
the senate lenriit "a the whole people
NEW SENATOR'S TAkE OATH.
The proclamation Of the ou, going pres
Ilent, calling Nh extra s,.-p.lOu of the psAII
ate, having b@.n read, Iicr President iiO
bart requested the new senator's ~ nd
vance and take the oath II VIA | ,5 I
m. when the last oath had be-n aimi ni-
t-r~'i aud the formal exit begAD. the MI
preme court Justices going ilrst, aud Nj
Cleveland, President Mckinley and th