Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-04
lore applause from the crowd.
CANNON AND BRYAN.

Applause came from the crowds
near the entrance of the capitol door
as former Speaker Cannon emerged,
swelling into a large volume as Wm.
/ ]. Bryan came forward with the other
guests comprising the membership OF
President Wilson's cabinet. Govern.
, or Fielder, successor to President
elect Wilson as governor of New
Jersey, came out to the stand with
Senator MARITIME.
Mr. Redfeld, Representative Burle-
son. Mr.. Daniels, Franklin L. Lane,
! Representative VIM. B. Wilson, Pro
I fessor Houston, and the others of the
/ new cabinet We're escorted to seats as
/ the crowds voiced its approval by
I cheers.
MRS. WILSON PLEASED.
Mrs. Wilson and her daughters took
seats close to the square platform as
the left. AT Mrs. Wilson'S request
/ Mrs. Marshall took a seat beside her.
The two women walked forward to
/ the rail to look at the crowd The
| Wilson girls Joined them.
"Oh! isn't it wonderful said Mrs.
I Wilson as she looked out over the i'm
mense gathering that extended SO far
| that faces were not recognizable.
! At 1:29 the last restraint on the
/ crowd was removed and across the
empty space of asphalt came cheer
! ing mass of men and women waving
hats, flags and coats upward in the
direction of the president-elect. In a
moment dense sea of people touch.
| ed the very edges of the inaugural
stand, the military preserving their
places with difficulty.
Somebody in the crowd shouted;
I "Three cheers for Miss Nellie Will
! son." and a good natured laugh went
up.
Washington, d. c., March 4-As
the first ceremony connected with the
presidential Inauguration, President
elect Wilson and Vice President-elec
! Marshall at 9:45 a. NJ. left the hote
and began the short drive to the white
house.
The stay in the white house wa
brief. At 10:17 O'Clock the ride to thu
capitol began. In the first carriage
were President Taft and Mr.. Wilson
occupying the right hand seat.
The party proceeded down Pennsyl
vania avenue slowly until it nearet
the capitol and then the four black
horses drawing the presidential car
rage broke into trot and the troop
ers escorting it spurred their horses
| into a canter.
! Carriages and their escorts whirlet
! UP to the main entrance of the capi
toll
! President Taft and M. Wilson were
at once escorted to <he president S
toom where Mr.. Taft a. once took ur
The work of signing bills.
! The final struggle of congress ever
the sundry civil appropriation biz and
the Indian appropriation bill delayed
! the Inauguration of tho vice president
and it was 1884 p. m. when Mr.. Mar
shall took the oath in the senate cham
Der. Shortly before that hour the dip.
lomatic corps was ushered into the
senate chamber while IL those assem-.
bled rose.
The justices of the supreme court
headed by Chief Justice White. in
sombre robes of Office. presenting d
marked contrast to the brilliantly
sarbed diplomats, followed.
Mr.. Marshall entered the chamber
for the second time at 1890 anil took
his seat. President Taft and P. esdent.
elect Wilson appeared at the same
door four minutes after Mr.. Marshall
They took seats in the f.Int row
When all the guests were assembl-
ed, Vice President Marshall stepped
up to the desk and az 1913! o'clock
took the oath.
WHITE ADMINISTERS OATH.
The Wilson cabinet on the stand
included all but James c. McReynolds,
the new attorney general, who had
been unable to accept the invitation
to be present. President Taft who