The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-03-07
THE INAUGURATION
NATION EOE UNDER DEMOCRATIC
RILE.
New Cabinet Congress Aany
Carroll COuniIans Attend
Inaugural

The Inauguration took place amid
scenes Of stirring enthusiasm aud
With impressive ceremonies marked
IN the main by simplicity, and yet re-
Iaining thai degree Of dignity and
nomp which should accompany the
induction d new chief executive of
the nation.
The elaborate ceremonies Of the
day followed fixed program covering
practically I've honra.
The inauguration q Vice President
Marahall occurred i l2.3I >. m,
along with the assembling OF The new
Senate and the swearing In Of new
Senators.
When the Senate adjourned and
Vice President Marshall had opened
The Sixty-IhIrd Congress with ! ring.
Ing appeal for all 70 stand With VIII
zuD. the brilliant Neg Jersey Demo-
erat. who Ind been selected b. the
voters Of The nation - be their Presl-
dent wa taken 10 the steps Of the
Capitol.
Thrilling inaugural Address.
IN a taFHe. thrilling inaugural ad-
1Teaa. every word q which ra1lated
The spirit Of the naR Democracy
President Wilson reviewed the eondl-
tons which brought about = change
81 government, pointing out The mia.
takes which had ben made IN the
paat. summarized briefly the Import
nj things 10 be done In tha future
and ended IN a eiimzx which brought
slld HaHz1 OF enthusiasm Inum the
ms OF thousands mzzzad around him.
- go A - - = a -
: day q dedication. he declared
IIarc muster. not iHs foreea Of the
party, bul he forces of humanity.
aen's hearts wait upon Us. mena
IIYes haHE n balance m0n.H hopes
al upon u 10 aay shat we I'll do.
Nho shall llfs up = tie great fTuHt
mo dare fail 10 IT.7 summon all
honest mn. all patriotic. all forward
looking msa. 10 M dc. God helping
NJ. ! VII not taiI IaeEi II thaY viii
N counsel aud sustain me
Westminster BzHa In Parade.
The appearance nf President Wilson
from the moment ha made the tart at
IL Capitol aud gHsHI down n.unHyl-
sHuia avenue until he reached the
White House was n signal for a
Foaf OF applause from thousands.
Nore thHn 600 900 men. women and
children asre packed md iammed on
10th sides af PeunHYIFania avenue.
Hud between these Two uaIIz Of
humanity Wilson aud Marshall paka-
=. followed by tha inaugural pag-
eant The parade - more than 10
miles lon None q tho militia or
Eznizhtiouz made better showing
TN those from Maryland TheY came
n for IaFge share Of applause all
along the Inc of march and partl-
ealarly n the Official reviewing stand
n front O he White House
Immediately behind Governor
GpldsbornuEh aud aIaf rode brigade
Commander Charles = Gather. sitting
81 quiet Eray horse followed IL his
HIaff. all ell mounted. Then came
ii. Charles 4, Little. riding n the
had of tie First Regiment. aIIh the
Westminster Band 70 tho rear.
Wilson's Cabinet
President Wilson has exercised
Efeat care In the selection of his
Cabinet He exercised free mind
II weighing the qualifications Of the
mn who are To become his official
advisers during the next four years
and. satisfying himself that theY .ere
tie men h wanted and were Of the
Hpe he wanted, he invited them into
his official household.
They are ~ follows.
William jennings Ufyan, Secretary
Of State. three times candidate for
The Presidency; William q. NeAdoo.
Secretary Of the Treasury. campaign
manager for Wilson: LIndley i Car
rlson, Secretary OF Nar. iurlat. James
i. Mciteynolds, Attorney General.
Government trust buster" Albert s.
Hnrieson, PostmazIer-GeneraI. an
original Wilson man" In Congress; !;
Josephug Daniels, Secretary Of the
Navy editor and one Of the original
Wilson men, Franklin X. Lane. Sec
retary of the Interior. Interstate Com
meree Commissioner. David 7. Hous-
ton. Secretary OF Agriculture. aeien-
tIIlo agricultural and old achoolmate
Of Wilson. William Z. Redfield. Sec
Hetary of Commerce. Congressman,
tariff expert. author Of several tariff
bills; William b. Wilson, Secretary OF
labor, Congressman and student OF
industries.
Congress Democratic.
Control Of Congress IN both branch
es has nov passed into the hands of
Democracy. The Democratic mem-
1ers OF the Senate ana House are now
planning the organization Of both
houses and the mapping out the poll
eIes for the extra session that Is to
begin under President Wilson's call
April 1.
The chief work Of the House eau
Gus promises to be the selection Of the
Ways and Means Committee members,
Who will begin at once the preparit.
ton OF the tariff bills.
Many frem Carroll attend Inaugara-
tlon.
! large number Of Carroll countians
vent TO Washington for the Inaugural
ceremonies. Some Of those who were
present from this city are: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. pearre WanIz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll AIbangh, M. and MrH W.
Frank Thomas, Mrs. Charles Killings
len. Miss Elizabeth DIllingslea. Dor
oIhy Mcdaniel and Elizabeth Lewis,
Mrs. Fred D. Miller. Mrs. Frank 2.
Miller, Mrs. A. v. Moore: Messrs.
Guy w. Steele, Charles o. Clemson,
! T. Bacon. Harry aosnell. Joshua
Gorbin, Joseph L. Matthias, William
HuIting. Il. d. Campbell, William M.