The Green Forest tribune., 1913-03-07
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of his inauguration March, for never befes huge motley throng gate ington. Jacksons Wife had long before, and he asked ceremonies be made very s the masses were too hilario the request. The weather ant and the east front of t was used for the first time auguration. Tn front of 10000 persons W wer only by a reat il rode to t. capito and went through dignity, and starte House. Then beg the people broke \ geance.
 "The president VI by a motley conca ing, running, hel% who should first gal the executive mansi understood that fo@ 5a distributed VITO rary, Mrs. Samuel Hal their mad Se furniture
 food as if
 confusio1< e palling. At dent, who hadYA pressed against thaAM ment, could only r serious danger by tlemen linking arr themselves intos then that the open, and the outlet. It was peoples pres would rule"
 Exposure kiIIe
 For 12 years t1eS trolled the destinies and then the Whigs Henry Harrison, wh March 1, 1S41. By portation was ma building of railwa that flocked to w mense. It was m than that which but it was hungry
 Cold, wintry blas of Washington t Harrison, already feeble, rode his cloak or overcoa off in salute to | The line of mar{ edly long, and address, and thS the procession House. The exI him and withiMg & dead.
 Lincoln's
 Immensely Inauguration A ADrs-- 1861. From the day of slccuon threats against his life VI numer- ous, and detectives disco,~fed and foiled an organized plot to assassinate him on his way to Washington. The big bodies of troops that had been employed at former inaugurations merely to add pomp to the occasion now were used for the protection of& the president. AS he rode to the. capitol in "a carriage he was preceded by company of sappers and miners; a double file of cavalry rode on each side, and in the rear we're infantry and riflemen. On house tops and in windows all along Pennsy ylvan!a ave nue were posted rifemen[.
 The day had opened cloudy, chilly and dismal, but as the pr esident step ped forward to take tht oath from the aged Chief Justice Fancy the sun burst through the clouds and shone full on the bowed head&of the man who was to give up ife for the c6lntry he loved, himself notfced this "su1s drew from it happy augury1
 In Recent Years.
 The inaugurations of Cleveland Roosevelt are too recent to need t, ing. To the former the Democrs docked in tremendous numbers Wal ington entertained 10D,0O0 yisito that day, and 25,OOO persons mara ed in the parade. Colonel Roosevelt Inauguration attracted another il mense throng, and was made esp cially picturesque by the Roug Riders and other Spanish war ve erans who appeared in the proce, sion.
 If one wishes to stir the wrath the weather man" in Washington. i is only necessary to mention Marct 4, 1909, when William Howard Taf was inducted into the office of presi dent. Every preparation had been made for an imposing ceremonial and parade, but the entire affair was spoil ed by fierce blizzard and snowstorm that swept over the national capital. The weather bureau was caught nap ping, and gave no smallest hint of the coming storm. The parade was held, after fashion, but the ceremony of inaugurating the president had to be transferred from the front of the cap. 1tol to the senate chamber, where but few could gain admittance to witness them. The weather bureau will not hear the last of that fasco in this generation.