The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

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~ 4 IA Demo tic side OF the chamber,
accepting as their duo Tho honor i.o oone
t,inn, when, sunon the strok q o Is the gave
of Tire President pro tcnporse, inc se.'a -,
md tn visitors rose as one person -
welcome thnm.I u Il rs q, !. !, /. ]. 3, 4, 4, ~, /,
,rhe Speaker had sea .,
ut the side Of thepresasling ol'l 1sa ~. ,,n
senators and guests had not m L'lt.
resumed their chairs, ZEN ting {. do p'' I.'
nair nurted and Alonzo stewart, also
asgiatatt sergeant-at-nrIns, hera ~ e Z. ~.
genuine feudui style the ap proach ~ ~
5tte diplomats, headed by Count slf S it
dean OF the corps. III g,
f.aThe am bnsBad ors and ministers PEI
,tentinry., he said In ringing tones e anu
= a., n ,lpor the fall of4thc vel all came
Ia n andlng posture, while Sergeant at
Arms RansdeIl escorted the fore1gn dls
'nitarles to their places fronting the pre- g,
siding tfficer.a The foreigners attracted
much attention. and the brilian,cy Of !, their
dress and the distinction Of the genAtielnen =
themselves. we're the subjects OF mnch
admiring comment. i5
President and Cabinet Enter.
.s Events Il followed quickly. From this
time until Senator Fairbanks bega !. y, MS
address the senators and their WIS., tors
were kent Quite CONSTANT engaged q IN y
rising to receive n Wcome RS y = ne IIlll'-
isters were followed by KS the supreme
Court, officially gOwncd in long Alohk ~
robes and With Chief Justice Fuller. dis g.
I inuI,iahe cd IN appe leading the van
P,rhe e dietary was In turn @S succe eded
5h,,f-Y ~ eneral Cha fee, chief OIL
starr and his aid. "a.
5' Gradually the hall was Allied. and the
'sccnc had become more ana Y mo. am
mated. until for the last time In conneac:
tlon with the OCCASION the doors were !;
opened to admit n guest. he n was was the u
guest OF gueststhe President ana ,lat me g,
President elect; theodore RooseVpalt..
5N.rrhe president and his Cabinet. pro-
i,,,aimed Sergeant -at-Arms Ransdell IN
well moduated phrase.
Again ali we're on their feet and u. a gain ain
vas attention sharply fixed. In the ems
tire assemblage there were com parativelys
Few who could n not boast personal q G.
oouaintance With the Chief Executive put
this fact did not prevent. o general cram a.
n = Of $necks to obse rye him on this, the
were turned upon him as accompa MEG leg byS
we're turned upon his as an e. ~
the Congresson Commit tee NV a g. Ss ne i
members OF the OF cial M lo y Is
H..ak ke u. down tho center aisle OF the cham
nor 4 III tho 4 wax g flof the conYp yinB Sc -
'eef1t-at- arms, II wh 10 placed him IN Ias DE
red leather chair Immediate ely In front q
the presiding officers desk. where, himseli
an Interested spectator, and sill flanR go
by the Committee on SArrangements.} ne
sat faoing the other spectators he had
gone directly to his seat, looking scarcciy
10 the right or to the left, but eVl t
80. 3YSy,In
about hirn.6 Hc has once before been q
m rticipantS In an inaugural ceremony, but
then only as the recipient Of second non
ors.@ IIe was there now AZ the mead o.
the people Of the nation, and by risnt
or their choice. u III 5E. b
The Inauguration. sB
ii But the Chief Executive had very li ,tl'a
time for reflection. Inauguration time
Ind arrived. Tho man who had shared
With him the honors Of the last cleo.
ton had been ushered In IN the perso'n II o.
Senator Fairbanks, Is and was even ~ nowl
standing where on the 4th % harch l9 Ivy
Mr.. q Roosevelt himself had stood, to take
the oath OF the ylce-presid Dental ffice.
Senator Fairbanks had been escorted spy
tile Commit tee on Arrangements 70 INC
platform. OIL which sat President n FRO 3
Tempore Frye and Speaker Cannon, the
forming the last act OF his present term
In that office by administering the oath
which would make Mr.. Fairbanks not
only Vlce-Presldent, but also the permna--
nent presiding flcer OF the Senate. !,
| The two official Stimepieces were agreed
In proclaiming; tho hour of u. when, &C.
cording to the requirements made ana
provided, the ighths Congress must
como. to a; close, the Fifty-nlnth Congress-
"a nd
presiding officer introduced and Installed.
Mr.. Frye had already said farewell; the
visitors were in their seats, Not a. mo-
iment was lost Rising in front, OF the
Slender, but towering. form OF his sue
oessor, the president pro tempore rcpea Z g
Cd to him in theif form Of an o fficinl oath
Tho few impressive words which trans
| formed the Indiana leader from the posi-
ton Of a senatorst to thatRof Ylce.Pres'-
dent OF tho United States, Inc Mcere-
monySdId not exceed two minutes OF time,
MT Il was conducted with such dignity
and solennItyt as to make IA lasting im-
! nressfon on all present. Profound still
ness characterized tho dense assembluge
while 1t was In progress none present p
\ parently failing to appreciate that an q CT
Of sacred national import was. being per-
| formed. s "A si8 y
| gThe oath concluded, the two leading
1 participants shook lands y co tS' A'.u .
Mr.. Frye spoke n few hurried words Of
congratulation, With al last positive
thumb OF the gayel, the Maine senator
relnquished his position US president pro
4 tenpnre by announcing the final d1ourn-
ment Of the lcltty-aighth Cons ress. MI n
out q look backward. he vacated the. seat Y.
4 he had occupied for almost four IS rs.
stepped from the presiding officers plat
/ form to tile Senate floortand there. took
his seat to listen With other senator's 70
the address OF the new lcer Pre sd den
Vice President Speaks,
Mi. Fairbanks had no difficulty on ne
ling heard, !. He spoke eliberately and dis
4 t,nctls, his voice, SO we'll tried during The
past campaign, easily reaching al parts
1 Of the chamber. He said; 4.
sos s enter upon the discharge
Of the duties Of a4poslt ton TO which
! have been called by my countrynens with
il grateful apprecati Of blgh hon :,
and awlthin deep sel,se OF Its respon slbiill7
tiles, Sli15 " tii.S y = KS 3S 6
4 Nj nave njoyed tho privilege Of serving
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