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-VI VII \'0. II U.-,41
NEW-YORK Wl-DNKSDAY. MAftCH 5, IH7.J.
PRICE FOUR CBffTB
GRANFS KE-1NAUQURATION
AN I'VPHECEIH'.MT P IMSn.AY
BHIC.HT tEOMM AND RRILl.IANT TAHKANTRT. FTT
COLB M-BIM AND UrKaafABB F.NTHl-iAsM
? IHF t'ROVVDS AM' TIIK ritlH'ESSION ? WHAl
CAILFD THEM VMSI-ttB.
IBI TBIBCRAPH TO THB TRTBTNH
*Wa8HIN4,tom, Marrh 4?The finest proccasion that
c-w rn. ?- -.t. .1.. *'re.M.!.'T-.t froni the WbHa BaaaaM
tbe Capitol to take the inauguration oaih man Ik .1
through iBBBajllBBla Bia BBflaaf, under a bright
aky, whom- sunny promiae of Spnugwa* strangely
etkntradiited hy a tierre north wmd that 88888881 ihe
-?ry | W-Blar. Taaara-flflfl aaawfc flaflflwl-fl
proaeaeiona men flfflfl BBB fam<m? avenne io the
hert.ii davHi.f the wai. wlien gall.tnt BBBfl glowir,.
withp.itri-.fif pnile and danng preased forward to
tbe fr.'iit.. aml when war-w.n, regnu.-nts returnei!
from B-BB-Ban l.aftle-ri.id.* with ragged uniforms
?r,d BM?'? rn bflB-BMBj bm n.ither smce the war
nor I.. f. i."-..l B l*-afla_-Bl 8888 _fl*-l BB 88881188
Diimeroua, ao well ordered, *-o bravely arranired.
ao gay mth plumee and banners and
ebowy r<K>mentals. or oue made up ol
rivie or.atii-atioDfl and unlitary comnia-ids
aaaembled froui ao many dirferent tities and
States- An explanation nl tbia fact ran 8888*881] !*?
funnil in the poti ilaiity nf Plflfl-flBBfl (irant. Tba
tbronirs fli paafM that lined the eidewalks. fl?fli BB8
wiodows. and covered the houae-toptj along the line
of mauh. ahow.-d no _flfl______aB- The laimenn
maeeof (.{T-itaun who stxHvd shivering in tbt? cut
Mafljwi-Blaa Caa-tal Hill gave a bbbbb when tba
I-.- ...peared on the platform in front of the
c_pn. : hM B-U-raBBtaaiatMataaaa, flhaa
Uie ea:.uon tbmdered. and the bands played. and
Hfl jjl-flllfl TBBg t-_T fBltar-*?1* and Hfl rhime
in i?i N, flBMflrl Maapla paafai ' BaU M fhaCbM- "
they cheered again. as? m duty bound, taking their
rue froui :: President and fiom -
raakiTaa wba Bflfflaa their haaa riflaflaaaaj baafl
itf.rm. lt wa* a good ringing eheer, hnt Bat
tbat: . iik ii ntmued applause. hreakinn
out again .md BflM-Bi tbflfl flkflWI Hfl BflfllM 88* fl
flTeat uiultituile ar.' stirred.
T_,' -.emi.lv ..f idflaflaer
t_*o,it.!?. i i\ . .:id prn flflfl B*B-_fl8M that wit
Df+aed t!.. Ma*-fB-a8B8B nu fl attnlmted
to the mereasetj interest leit tn iiatiouiil art.urs Iv
tbe people :it large, ratlier than to tb*- men- ft
popniantv ef tlu- ui.ui wbo M to ai ?' tbacbiel
n-atfiat ra. j Iflfl aiiutluT four years. It Ifl H-fl
4>f mm ?_.?;? that spning from tb?' war and has
takrti il<-< i'l't root aa the flean fli the war have
B-iMlui-lly tn-en efl_4.il. that BI year bg
luakiug WflBB-flajtafl a eapital iu a more
ireu. ral aeiioe than it ha* beeu heretofore.
tbat drawii thonsands ol pet.ple h. re every Win
ter U> iret a near vi.-w of fhe eentral niaehinerv
?rf goTtrnaieiit. aud thin haai doubtlew mueh to do
with brmC'Dfl mmpauiee and regiment* M
?oldien from B.>*t<.n, New-York. l'hilatlelpliia. Bt
Louio. flfll ii.any -tjaflfl I ifies in this inelement sea
BBBBBBB-pta eekbrate the luaiiguratinn. It may
. . that tbe growing love of parades and publu
abaui. lia.1 nomethiug to do with it. Hfl Admimn
tration tld all it i onld. it should be remarked. f?.
uiak. tbfl puriatl.' a brilliant oue. The i-adete from
W?8l the midtihtpuien from Annapohs
w.Bfl -flBflagM Bfl at the pnblie eipeiise Ifl give 8_MI
to the proeeoeion. and a large force of regnlar artii
Irry wa*. TranniKirted fiom Eortreae Monroe for tLe
aame pun -
It wotilil. jK-rli. to find fanlt with
tbia. and M niiiil ttie mcident of (it-n. drant'n tr:p
to *?Ve|t Pt.tut duxiug the Iirst .vrar nl hia Mra. to
-vit-it hiniion. when he modeatly dVclined the honor
of a ! formal reeeption by theiail't
"tjfithiut fai_MC moraliziog let iib. therefore. sav
that the iiiiuiguration was an imponitrg upvetai 1.-.
and inh .-* thr naikr to hasten on to tbfl more in
t*-r.-*rin_ d.'tails of the scenea and iii'idenfn of the
?).i aii il any forebodiaaa that the bleak rold
wmd that made a inoi-k.-ry af the brilliant flflnligbl
and the wiaj-rn blue nky. and i-hilli-d the ratf bones
of themanhiug legionsand of tbe adxninng
waa orur.iou.- .>f an (topropttiOQa career to an Admin
-atratn.i. B88JB8 w;th nuib pomp and pageantry.
THB ???.im'I.SSIi.N <'N THE AVENTE.
1T9 IITI ,KaVi'F-.l.Ni- _JbOBra TIIF. ^IT.K
WAI.K:-Tllt AiTitA. 'IIYr. FtATiliK- 01 i II t
iBt TKLE.iRAPir TO THB TBIM
WaBHIN ' S **i.ir.-h 4.?< iver fh?- raintiliii.
r.f tbfl A ? Bflfl a wild fl the nippmg
air. a erottding of masKes like lieta on deiorat.i:
?taxidc along ihe 8iile.walkb. line flftfll Itiie
fnrutn ;ind entircly m-li - it;-t..-<i flflldMn ?talkmg bf
with the President and hw lamilv aandwiched in the
kaadaoB----. toilowuigof t-i.n or
jranirati-i;:).. I'hat was the seene The unifonnB were
pirturewi'if. the BBflflM was merry and martial. smali
boya were t^.nched and pleast>d, bayonetsK
fe?iliei> Kii.-iiiti.-il. and tiirre wa* a stranee la. k flfl
enthu?iiiMn. Irwn.yal protrrtjss an an awakeneT of
rapnbliran anlor wan a failure. As the I'risiiieiitial
ramat'i- pasxd along with ifK stout and unsniili:i
lrorden a i-hifter fli reBBBB bna and there bSBMIfli
tbemaelvea by some hitrh and feehle oereama, m
teii'l.-.l flflfl applauoe : Imt tlu-y 888884 with a sudd.-n
?*o-?tl:at ? i-? xtremely airgravatinjrfrom an nrti.-rn
jannt of t -vt When one expi-.-t* " aei lamations of
Ihe asaemhieil muititii'les," it is a blow t4) the ii?dn
-tamling and a erusher of aentiment to be disap
jomti d. Ai-i lauiatiou- are religious duUc. of tuult i
tudeH.
Whether Ibfl bflfffll cold frore the eager _ounds
bfltMl Bftabfl heard. or the people
were chasteued and aulxlued by the stormy aspect
of their ruler. ia not known ; but certainly there
Maa nothiTifj that sugirested the touching and beart
lelt .nthur-iasm tbat once greeted another pageant
oti the Avenne?the grand revit-w. And yet this
wan a military prortjosion?tbat of the geneiui
ratl.iT __aai th?- ?it_laBa With the exception of
tb. aafl i.f .itirruning the Frfaident, bis faimly
and the DMarifll aflMaaB, and the politieal clubs that
niail a penod of black eoata at the tnd. it was all
aword and tiayoriet. We misM-d those aedate and
.aiierable peraonagMioi th. Dflflaafl State* Court*.
ar-Kwe irtwMl. Kray heads and solemn mien always
ipre a tine fkttm of Roman wiadom to aflairs of thie
Haai
BBBBwafll fonr Kpeeially effective point* in the
jjr_4-e*?,iu., QflB '.ranr witl: hia ueautifnl horsi-e .
th.- baaaaa LaaBaaa, bB fnri?dawi ami f.-_tiu-rs tka
aieirro l8Bfl~8B pn'ture*. for (ierome. in ebony. wbite
-?I aaaa! <l the tnm. pink-< heekeil viiin
cadet- fr BBfl IfflM Puint and Annapulin. The I'resi
aaaat, Bfl, nnmoved, aat with SeLaUirn
Ci_4*i_, Lxigan, and Rataid in bM aflH-flflja, M n
M88ab aatl M saiidle tbe daahing young h.-irs flfl Ma
boooe. N?w and ag;u_ j,^ ^^ -j^jy at th<<
crowda be*,ae the w*v or parW that straight re
a-rv.-l hue >,etwe?n oi-_ta**be a,,d tn-ird f.. flaaab
Ba-bMa-apaaioaa. At cm^ j_a,_t Amenca. M tba
-8888 88*81 hroketbeboundaof thi
aod m bbJM of .the flrad t.xxvwitm of c?
arrappingsi.n tarbflU a i_W_ .f,a.r ?
laaraBB-B-fffl Qiatf ut Iba Mf of hia httie tbia
aoice.
Tbe aoldiera all wori fl rieat aud gaiiant gnioe. hut
H4>oe were fljflMfl so brilliant aa tLe Hutrtoii I
iu whoae BBoka were uiany dis'inguinheii Atbeaiana
aud Wiluaru K. AJger forchaplaiu. With then * _r
irt and gold. then tl'ifterng whit* Iflflflbflflfl, their
glittenng lantca decked with red peLiiona, thev
liMikixl like BBBM gay troop of Middle Age warnui.
ndmg to a feaat. If tbey had happened to ahout.
* Ho there' warder, down with the draw-bndge.' I
aflouJd not have been anrpnaed in the laaat Lcak
tufl up toward the Capitol. their floating aear
Mt pflODona, with tha wLita aod goid uuiform
of Um Old Oiurd, th* light Llua fli the
A-nuter Caxpa, and tha rod coaM ut Um Bur
Ki-M" Corrw, framed by th* darker uniforma
nf i!ir rlifferent regirnentr,. nnder the aparkltng buii
touched IflBHl <>f l.ir "rifta. matie a picture Ix.th im
i?i.M iu :ind bnlliant. Thoae grarcful atriphng*. the
C-flaflt- and Midahiprnen. man hed with a iray and
B4.1.1i(-iiv air. cvidently proudof having achievcd the
paalBflflfl of auch a part for the tirat
Bflflfl in our hiatory. It waa a pretty bit of
-fintimeiit, tbfl _4luiii4Bion of thenc boya to *a
purt iu tbe. rooat aolemn cjiremonia- of tbeir
country. Krana biittona will have _ higber rncan
ing t4> them hen.-eforth. Aniong the apectatora
there were oolor efTei-tn aa notahle aa thoae nf the
proeesaion. FirHt ...tne the hright hued gowiiB >.f
ladica at the windowa and <>u the Htandn. tlni. .1
laycrof ncutral t_nt? in the rtiral Mfranger* and the
floating population nn the aidewalka. theti thr in
cviUil.lt' dark fnugeti >*<atatic colored people. Al!
thene nlowly frare in the bitter wind witb a nweet
and aimplfl patieuce, which io a wannly-baBflfld
stud_i.t of huruau nature waa nioet br-atitiful and
(heering. The proceaaion wa*. inoat -t.ective from
afar. lt waa ilwarfed by nearocua, Imt flfl Un brighf
tlaga ;tnd the, nbinuii. flBBfll gathcred fll tkfl I'apitnl
gaten _B the diHtani-c they brought a tini- auiu-eMtion
of the heroic and aucuiamou place iDto the eunny
mortung.
An vieWed from thi* roof "f the C.pitol -flfltflfl. fl"
the wcm. the pflfleflflflBBfl wrw a spinfed and flflfltfll
eaque wight an it canie rapi.lly up thi* averiu.-. lt
w_h appareut to ttn* obecrver froin iIiih clevat.-.l
standing that tbfl ptflflTiflfl-flfl B_H_fl w.ather prophet
WflBfl painfu'.ly flfl-fl-flBB* for not flfldrj .'.i.i thi'winal
blow fcartttlly. Imt tln' flflM wan intenne. It ia paa
ml.le thia niay have ci.ntribiitcd to the npi mlitlv
bflflflil of the bflflflflfl nnd the activity flf the partn -
ipaiit.4 in the pmcmwion.
Wbatcver 4t;_i the Iflflflflfl it ia not iiairortant 14.
kDow, hut tkaapflataelfl trtt both MBiaal and nn
pressive. The iiverahinid.iii.-e ol tlag* flflaJ fl-fflflflflflflfl
ol cverv flflflflf and ntyle huug Bflflflflfl th, Im-diiu flfl*
tttOOA the fliflfl Miirhtly. and frerjaently .louda flf
Bflal aarapl throngh the aaaaai Bflaaafl flkaah wa*. rary
aiiti.v.imr. Tfla day iteclf wa* hright. at le.-int untii
afri-iiiiM.n. au.i wlnle the proct-Meiou aaw en route t.)
the lapiti'l the sight wafr.imaguilii-entotieaev'.i w.-.l
from tln "lome.
The bnght BWflBflfl, bayonatH. tmi musical inatru
mentn. fhe r_B-flflfl Oflflflfll of the iinilcnim, the wa\ -
bf jthimeK the prai.cmg Htecdn. and the immenec
Bfli tlu- flflBf-Bf multitiula wlii.-h' UM tkfl
bflflflfl.avenue for more than :i nule. tkfl rot) fll tbe
druin the ahnil Bflflfl al tkfl if-. ttfl klflflflfl ot tkfl
?rum *t* ..I the .irtillery, the music flf tkfl brae?.
bandH. and tkfl nurging maaa of human flfltoaa
paakai around on baak _Maaa_ the _Bflt_ag>P<*>
tat-le. from the Treitrniry t4. the C'apiti.l, all tkflflfl
(.?omb'.ned to make tkfl BflflflM ? atirnni; flflM.
Fimt lanua largfl force ..f w.-U-oiountiMl p..lm-,
lookuig aa poli.enuii do everywhere. Follow ing
w,m a biiii'l bfllflflgi-H to one of the recinient* of tbe
Rejfular Array. Next canie the BaWflBflaflll Commit
tn-. ihm nonie ..tiicr eomniittei-a: then another
haiid, llieu a MaJlB flflflMfl 1 with a large flflflU ti
l.ad bflfl-flflBflB, and then more uaiida; aw.inpanv of
h.-a*.., artill.TV fclln-wed. and ntill anoth.-r hand. It
m aafe to aay there were at u .u.i T* l.anlr- an.i druin
- fl the iuaugiiial pr(M-er_iou.
Jit_iT b-for. thfl li.-ad flf the pBfleflafltflfl Iflflflkflfll the
et,. loeure of the Capitol a tanlv roinpunv of colored
. boys with tin instnimci.tM. pamt.-d t.i repr_Hent
batekflflfl, were inakiug good tlflBflIflIflflflt the left
uf the colunin, whith wiku rathi-r inappropnai4'. Ifl*
?flflBB-h ;t_ they asaumed to reprewnt pioneera. The
, head of tkfl flflflflflflfl-flB a*. it rearlie.i the CapitflJ
I gatea. turned to the right and in done order tih-d up
[ the h.ll.
Lail.,- la the pteacflflaioB flflfla thfl aaMihipflMB from
the Aiiuapoiia Academy. diaivmg vi mii.iII howitzi ra,
and their appearante in their blue clotb fh?8a8t aml
natty 0fl|flfl/flfl ver> ? rediial.le. Whflfl u.-ar ti.? t? p
? if the hlll thev Btnck int4. a livelt Iflfl aud flWflflB
into lint on New-Jersev-a*. e.. (li.sMi.g than piflflfll
iu the unddle ui ihe mre4-t autl taKing (M*ition ui the
: lii.-ri. lii.-y Vflffl flflflaaflfld by the Acadeinv !
i'.uiii. -iu piecen. lha Weut Mal Comttt won alao
attra. tive in then iu.w well-htting gray iiiiil..nii?.
. .._.ai4i(inal]y aiuurx-nient t_ the ma*?4 of l(K.ke__-on
BBfl arlorded i.y the BBtMfl af tkfl flflBBfl flf a yi.uiig
Tfliflaaaar, and who made tkfl flBflfll laufhable effbrth
ta. (..ntinne aaBT-la hia t?*aHt. now and then digmnir
hir- ipr.ned _eel> mto thi- rlai.k-. ..f the animal in hia
effurt*, t4, iflfllafll hin.^eli from falling Followit.g
the radet* wa* the inariiie hand, with n-4l _aa_a,
Ig thfl [Mirtion of thi- manne cori* now hert ?
.: thr.-.- ur I.mr hun.hc.i ntron_.
Tben eame the Iiodwurth Hand. and akoflt tlu.
tiuie a ^talwart BflflBffl-fly follow ed tkfl ln.e. Ikflf
wen- all big men to utart flith, and their imnu-iiM- ;
Utar-skiia bfllaaaflBflfll Ifl ii.l'l gTi-atly t.i theti htght.
Their eoat_ were white. tninmed with irold, and
tkflg waaa vtthafll eflflBflflflBa, lha wind biew
iilmont a hiirri4-ai.4- h.- them- rnin llad np the hill.
! and their whiti- eflflll -ei'iin-il tt< have rath.-r f.n.
Ua ii. h MM air >.t Simiin.-r. Th<- ..nly rhinjr abr.ut
them wiii. ii Bflflflflfld t4.1,. wam fl_a their heade,
Tkafilflt .arriage ia ihe procenaioii i-oiitaiued ttfl
. W___ii_.g._i. b?_,rd of Healtli, flkflfl\y tliat BBBflflfl a
( good d.-al of aiiiiibeineiit on aacount of the ru-h
[ B4.eu_r.lhatociiir.it iir- wav.ii.nB l.etw.-en tho-inein
| bera. 1- oiiuwinu were about -li men on horat-tiack
i and their appeaiain-c w;_- muiph luiiiit. They tri.-ii
\ to nde gracefiiily. hut did not sue.-eed very well,
and the flBtiflflflfl followu.g thun on f.M,t did not
make B v.-rj .-redital.le flpflflflfflflflfl either.
A flUtaafl orj.amzat.on. where no |BVflBBaa ia made
in regard t<> hat* and flflflflVflflflB, ?____?? bfli a sorry
app.-arance when (ontnirited with bnlliantly uni
formedm.l.lien.. There were half a iflflflfl ditf'erent
lolorcd ov.-reoatB. ? iflflflB fllj Iflfl "f rnal.ing. aud
there wrre not two bata aiike in the rompaiiy. It
wae gratitying to aee, howe\ei, ihat a white hadge
decoratKi every inanly bflflBBL
The tttfWit about .bflCflfltfi. were nnprecedenteil.
and looking out on tlu length aml hr.-adth of tho
avenue, when- there ua*. an almont u.ntiiiuonH line
(,f ghstening steel ucroaa the nquare, fhe Hcctie of
Sherman's grand nrtflfl, where 88/88} men were in
liue. wat-4 vivially recailed. A? one of the l?e!?t handn
in the p.oce_aioii wan paMKing the Hnuw end of iho
Capitol. where hundr.dhof rolored pe4.ple.,f lM.tli
84.xe? aml all graden l.ad fl-Hflfllflfll WB-BBlaf the
troopa, if struck up the _BBJ-I_B| turic, " -heiuiaii'a.
man hin. thr.muh (ieorgia."
Scarce.y a Ntrain had heen play.-d before ita effect
i uu.,1 l.e B4.ii on the colored peoplfl^ an.i tho n.-xt
luataDt they all atrnrk in. "H.ina. hnrra. ihe jnl.i
I. a- h.i- i-i.me ' H.iira, hnrra. the juL.il.-4- ha*. ,-ouie '
We'H all join the I'iiioii andffight for I'ncle tSam'
Sherman _ marrhmg thTongh i.eorgia." an.i ihe i.Hei i
wiii. (juite exriting. h'ollowing the hand waa a re^i
ment flf regular artillery iu ex. elient (flfldtt-flfl aud
haudaorne niiif.irma, r.-minding one aa he no
t.re.l tka extia wiitel ou tiie raiBHon of the earlv
yeara of the war.
The I'remdeiit'r. place in fhe prr.reHA.nti aat
betweeti the Ial Tr.M.p ..f Fbiladelphia, orgaui_ed in
ITH, and Bflfl. Cooke acarnage.
The FhiladelphianH were hy addreas the m<>?t
uriking (iiiupai.v pn-Kent. eicept, perhapa, the ll,*
ton Laneera. It aeemed a pity to oover np th.-ir
handaomi- ttnift.rma with overeoaia. 1 he Preaidi-t.t
waa in an attractne open rarnage drawn I.y fonr
apnited and well matched IiorseH. and when the
l M'litoi gute waM reached the -fl8B_B_flfl in that divi
mi..ri were turned fri.tii Ihe courae af the flBBaflflflBfl-l
aud ilnvi-i, to Ihe left of tkfl OflpttflL
The diHplay of thr Iire eompauie. waa a.tmiraliie.
Ihe marrhmg of the Alhany Iiurgeea OflBpfl wa?
rppe. lally not n-ealile. aai alao the general hearing aml
unifonii of the company. They aiarched throiigh
the avenuu- r-ompany front, reaching froin one aideof
thr hpflflfll BBflaat to ihe other. and the uubrokaii uu
beut line waa remarkable.
A >ery attractive Ixaly of meu waa that of the
boetou lr..u_4.rB. 'Ilnsir r?U coata, ie?l h.la with
white plr.mea, and the red pennanta attaehed to
their laneea, made them very eonapieuoua. They
were w.-ll niounted and wel! dnll.d. The colored
rompanies and organixations, who had next to BBB
engine eompaniea the left of the line. made a very
i r-ilitalile appearaoce, but they did not niarch aa
well aa the wlute tfflflpB
The Tflrionfl organi-atioiiH formmgthe prooewnon
reat-hed the eaet front ot fhe Capitol. where they
were maseed in the .88888 flrfl vaennt m fnmt of the
Presidi'iit'sHtatid, flbfl-fl they hail a flflU time of lt
waiting for the proceediuga in the Senate and tbe
delivery flfl the PieMilent's inaugural.
The MidHhipineti .-omplaina flfl -bflbbf treatiiient.
TbijlBfl laBBiaWaal ?a*daab IbM m aaia_ aad
were marehed and coiintermiirehe.t abont the eity
allilav withoiit anvthing to eat exeept the ratwm*
they hmught in their kiiapeaeks. and with no plaee
togo and warm themaelvi* after the parade was
over exeept the dirty iflffli lt will paabaWf M
nearl.v niorning ?*efore they will get ba.-k M their
mit M Hfl Aeademy. The BBffl expeited M have a
trtioil time in Washiflgton. tnit they laflfli ib-fa jnp
B88_-flflfl aflair of hard work. baM bitfen MM B?i
ears. and Bfllfl I Mtflfl-B.
1 he West Pomt Cadflta araaa aafl fl-Maraibaaiaai
their nverooatfl iu the processiou, and the\. poor
1m..\m. suflered BJ eat I.v from the mtense 888-1 M
eonaequene* of this blnnder of their offioen. -hey
mm raaa-Mai M baaf their law f?r aaaraa baaa nn
Capitol Hill. waitingfor the inaugural eerenioniea,
while most ot the volilllteer MflBBJi were allow. .1 M
Mt_.-k.ini.snnd run alxmt to ke.p arafl-B. Oflfl flfl
theCatlets wasso ehilled that ba t.iiiiif.t. and was
earried t.. :i eaimmittee-room in the Senate. where he
was lirouglit to . i.iihcioiisuess onli after colisiderable
exertioii.
The Albanv Hurgess Corpa oerenaded fuflflflarfl
Eeuuni and Oflflkltai to-iiitflit. Senator |___B was
taa Ul la r.-.-.-i-f tin 111. aaai waa lapflBBflaa-al -v his
Se.-n-tai'v. Mi T.-'l.l. 8fb8 appean-.l md -aid. " Mims
F.-ntoii asks me M express the regret Bbfl taaM __*l
her fat her is !-o nn well th.it he I M__8-fl MBBBBBT ex
taaaflto yoo a eordial weleome. I humbly thank
paa ia bta iiehaii for the coiupiiineiit "t IbM aaaa
nade. ' Senator Couklmg made a 8f888b M th.
Catta, Otbafl orifaniT.atious sirenadeil ptiMii' ineii
from tlii-ir St?te>.
CEKEMnMES AT THK CAPITOL.
TIIE GATIlKKiNi; IN TIIK BHUTI hXt kMOVT
IIIK . AI'IT'.I.?TIIK I'Ki" -MBlOa IKi'M Ml
CBAMBBB TO IIIK l-.'HTH"? IMF AI'MIM
TKATIOB Of THK OATB Of 0FFI01?TBM Ut
ai i.i R-U. -JMI-U-BB.
IflK.N'KRAL PRtSI" DISP.4 '? 11
Wa-iiiN'.T'V Mflfl-b 4.?Early this flMfB.flf l_r_e
i-rowii.-i of people welided tllell way to fhe ' 'apitol.
the reai aaajBaaabaa t<> arbaab flaaa laaaaafl bj a
lar-.- f.ire.- of poln-eiuen and mildiers. who kept
bai k all exeept the favor.-d few. about tfitk P8B80BM
bearin- tkbfltfl 8fa-_BbBBBB M tbe BflBflM CbaaBBflT.
l'lii- Senate "trallerii-H were lilled aa ?oon as the doors
were opened at 11 o.l.xk. and ammttki B 1*8-3 -ay
.ip'.eur;iiiie. nnuh Ibfl larger proportion flfl their oo
rupantH bi ine la<ties. who graewl the o.casion with
holida.t attire. The tl<*a>r of the Senate began to till
up iiuite eaily with .tiHtin_uish.il m\ -Mi -aests, m
i liiiliu. iiiany oi the Big-M-A nnhtiir-. fl fl Bfl flfll Bt*
IflBBB flfl tba l.oveniineiit, who oeiilpied *eat8 to
gether to the left .md rear of the S.-nai.-i-. Among
them were ('ena. sherman aud -heridan, and Ad
miral l'orter.
The routiue bnaineoflof the Senate pnaaaiad with
ont iiiterTnptioii until .il.i.ut half Bflfl] .le\in. wln-u
Ihe diplomatie eorpe apjiearetl at the main entranee,
and 88-8-888-1 '-i atientiiui of all as the} tileil iflVB
the .ent?r aisle in their gorgeous eourt roatumes.
refpk'iidtnt with -old aml _QT8B euibioiili-rv aml
iflitu-nug with ileioriiti.-n.-. Ihe Turkish Mini-ter.
Blaaajaa Way, baa-Bf baaa MaflBBl M aaflrMfl ta
Wfl_hiugton, h.-adeii the eoqis an itc ih-an. He was
followi-ii l,v Bfa I'.ivtiini Thornton aud the Anstrian
Miiii.-t.r. The Mar'iuis ifl Ifflfl-lbfl, Mini-.ter flfl
Frame, .m.i Mr. Mmi. tbfl JaflaflflBfl Mininter.
l.rought Bf tba rear ,.f the iiiini.-teis, aud the *e. i.
tanes antl BtbflBBM-l follow.'.l.
A few miniitesafterwani tbe Snpreme Court
Cuitexl ttatefi was aiuiouneed, and the Jnstieer.,
headedhy CUaf-jflfl-MaCb-flfl and i iadm iheir 18888
of flflaafl, entered the S-nat-- CbflBBBar, BBB, mareliiii
Hlowly down the i enter ainle. took the .ae.'i.s prepared
fortheminfront.mil fueing Iba MaBfBBBi Almo-t
luimediaT-elv afti-rward President fJrant euten-il.
.-,-, irr.-d bf l_fl Senate Committee of Arrangements.
. ousistiag of Messrs. Cragin, Hayard, and LagflB, Bflfl
was condncted to a ehail .lireetly ifl front flfl tht
Clerk'adesk, faeing tbfl audienie. tlu- target for ??? i
eral thonsand enrious i yfll rboafl flflflfl Bfl MBBkafl M
all B88B-_ra_-8 neithei to atoiit noi to realize, hut
exhibit.'d his BBBBl ".?lf-p4>i?eS'>iou and unafleuniiiiK
demeaiiiir
The memliera .,f the House uf ?flflBBBBB* ?'
baaiai by spe?ki-r _Ba_a?v_bflB aaaMtai aaaltoBfe
?aaM M a maa\y bflB_ad tBe EMfaaaaaMk Caavfl, tilimir
up aii the rcmaiiiiti- fcbflBC- that had been l arant
awaitiiip their arrival. Senator Suuiner :i1m> flB-flB il
jiirit at this tnui, inuhMed up Ukfl an mvalnl. hut
looking uaexpei'tedly well. A buzz of converaation
in the galleries i all.il attentiou to h's flfl*"
tranee, and thronghout the ?ulisi'(|uent pro
re.ililllfS in the Senate the ititereut of the
oecunants in the galleries pomt ing out and BflflB*
mentiii- on fhe varmus celebntit* on the door. g.f >?
the aiidn ii. I the BflflJflJBfflBfll and i-ondiiet of flflfla t.i
tors at a theatniai matini'e rather thau of the
usual orderiy asaemblages eer-n ifl BBI halls of t'on
irreas. The hour of 1- having uearly arnved, Vm
Prehidi-nt C'olfax dehvered Li.h \ aledn-tory. and pro
i-e?Mleil M fl8-fl_BBB8B the oath of flflaaa M Vn-i-Pre-i
dent-4'li-.t Wilson Tbe Xl.IId Congress bfl*J-fl|
tii.-n b88B iaaiiflfli al aa aai, tba newiy taAaabafl
Vtee-Pri'Hidunt ailminiatereil the oath of ofliee to the
BaaavMn <-i. 11. vba aaaai Banaaai ta the B8Bt-8_B m
their naines wen- called hy the Sei-retary. tlin-e fl I
time.
STFNEtt IN AND AIWHIT TnK ni'ILDIST..
Tbe organi/ation uf the new Senate havit..
fornplet.it in the 8BBBM of alxmt 'JO minutes. if B H
auiiotui. .<] that th.- Senate. fhe Suprerae Court. aml
the inviti-ii spei'tators would proceed to tin: lant in.r
tieo of tin l apitol to partieipate in the eeremome-.
of th.- ihiiuguration of the Preaident-elei-t. A pro
eettsion wiu. aeeordmi'lv formed. and the late oei u
pants of the floor ol the Senate proeearded through
the (orridors and the rotunda to the plaee induate.i
in the followi-ig order :
Jfarahul of the 8888*888 OBflTt
Ki Preanienta uml fl Vice rre*iilent?.
Hupreuie 'ourt of the I'mted dt.ite?.
Serif.-nut _t Aro_> of the BBflflBB
I'niiiiiiitti-e <>f ArrangeuieDl*.
Th. PBaaBMBl tmtt, ih* Vice*___?__?_-, and _ecretary
of the Henate
The ine int.. ra of the Beuate.
ih.- Dipinumti- Curps, ileaila of Depurtun-iit*. ex
memhera uf th*1 Houae.if R< preoeniatitea, auil meiuiM i
eleet of the XLIlIil ('ougre-*.
liovsrnoi. uf Htatea, an.l uttier peraon* who liad i?e.'U
ailuiiit.il tn Uie flix.r nf the 1, noti-'hamber. auil to tiie
leaerveil oesta ,it tl.e left of the Diplouiatii' !>>rpa, tbe
l.itter eoui|Niae_ prluripally of the Bureaii oltleero of the
var.i.ii* Laeptir'lu.-iifa uf Ihe (iuverauienl in WaahiUKtoo.
Wheu the Prealdent eleet appeared at the grand
doorway. Ura. (iraut and (<en li.-iu atepped fmui tbe
rooui of the Marahal of tbe hupreuie Coort, followed
l.y Misa Nelhe. Ciraut. Mrs. Secretary Fish. Mrs.
Attoniey-tieneral Williams. Mra. Postinajiter-General
Creewell, Mrs. .ItiHtico Ntmug and ilaughter, Mi^a
Jeroine of New-York. Mra IVnt and Mias Mui!_
lii-nt and brother, Alliert Khodes of The Haloty aud
? ith. r*., and t'.ok their placea on the atand.
lu front of the portico, but alwat ten feet lower,
b-iug on a level with tbe tintt laudiug-place uf tbe
dight uf uiarble atepa. hail been ronotrm ted a plat
fonii capahle of ai'comuii-lating, together with the
itepe. abont -Our flU) people. It had a aen i oireu
larfrouC ahnib aaa aavaiad aitb Amancaa flaaa
and taatefully decorated with wrflatha of ever
greena. The national Hag waa alao intertwined
with two of the coltimtiH Htipp.irting Uie portieo. and
the ireneral etfect harmonired well with fheaplendor
of the noble buildiug, da/zling in ita marhle white
neaa. it* ni nl|.t.ine<l i-oliimnn. and maguificcnt domc
?a "ighf of wonderfnl beautv and maguificcnee.
On Baaah-BB th,. platforai the Preaident-.'l.'i-t took
the aeat providcd for him. din-etly in frnut of the
centcr. flflfl Pr.-si.lent Colfax and the Bfli-geant-at
Arma in charg. of the ceretnouien mttin_ i.n the right
and the C'hief JiiHti.e of the Supreme ('..itrt on hia
left. The Senate Committee of Arraiig.ini'iit*. were
near at hand, aml uext iu tiie rear. The Aa**.* lat.
Jnaticea ?f the Supr.*me Court occnpied He.'it--4 on the
left and the rnemlteTTi an.i Secretary of the Senate
un the right. The lliplomatic C?rpn were to have
oceiipied the *4-atK in the rear of the Mupreine Court,
but mauy of them were not autflrientlv ilert to
prevent thernxelve* from being rrowded into the
bai-kgrnuud hv tn.-nil.'-ni of the Houae of Repr.ncnt
ativ.? and ..tli.-rs. who were preaaed forward hy tbe
geU4-ral crowd 1.4-lnnd.
The aatflflflM .f the weather had the efl'ect, af
makiiiir the tiiiinher of *i>e.-tatort4 in the Capitol
gronnda flfflMflMl and the Ntrceta adjoining mm h
nin.ill.-r to-.lav tiiat. flfl moet sinular flflflflB-flfla BBffl*
tofote. I.nt many thnnaand were a*M*uiMed to ? t
ne** the eeremoniefl. Tbe crowda aurg.-.l aml Ifllaiflfll
to and fni in permstcnt endeavora to aectire better
point* of flBBI. lation: biit gaxnl order wa* pflflBfltTfld,
and no .Ii.stiirt.arii-i-8 whatev.-r of a senoua nature
ar.- known to have oecurral.
The ap'.em.iii. e of tbe I'rewident flfl the platform
waa greet.-d with enthiisiaetir cheera an.i with
t..iT-4-fM of uiu.>i<- from the haudu of all thfl
VB-BBBfl fllf-B and military orgiini/.ationi, Wfctflk,
drawn np in Im,- of tiattle. UM thfl wi.le space in
frout .ui.l ext.-;id. d the er.tire lenglh nf the Capitol.
The noiae of the greeting waa huubed a* the l'r>-i
dent-ele. t and fhe Chief-Justirc 4.f the T'nited
State* roee aunfllfaneoii-dy. and the latter flflflfl
inen.-.'d BB r.'. [ta tkfl f,.nun!.i of the Fremden
tial oath of oili. e. which Oflfl- (irant took
flftkkflfld fl-MOTflffld, and tkflfl NflBflflflfll h-BflflaU-i
a few momenta. Then the boom of rannon. the rua_
mgflf beILs, aml thfl BaflflBI of the Vflflt muliit'i.le
i?iir.-t fortii flitb liitafrntng aaaad, and ekaflt al-flf
akflflf wflflt ?p with a toI?m flf tmie which almuet
IflflflBflfld inaudihle the report* of the flflflflMfl_
I'artial fB_flf li.iving Im-4-u i.'*ton'(l. thfl I'r.-aiilcnt
tkafl Btaaa, aml .iiuiough tha AaBflpaha -aflaleadflaB,
at the extretue n_ht ,.f the line. commenced at thia
iiiom.-iit to ||fl flBfltkfll -fl-flafl, and .ertain irre
tireeMihle tiremen at a distance continned to ring
tii.-ir bells, he proiccde.l to r.-ad hia in
aagaial addrnfl Hm flflBM waa not aaa.
?la axaaft to pereoua ou or near
the platf.iriii. aml conneqiiently there were no mani
fflfltationa of applauae dnnng it* deliverv. wiu, !i
..ti-npii-d Iflflfl than Ifl minut.'*. and ww complefeil
Ih-I,.].- . !ar_e part of the aneeinlilag.' not directly iii
IBBffl "1 J MH _3MW that lt had Bflflfl BflflBB-flflBBflfl
,;KtM- IN UV.CIUI. lADUH.
Fri i ,-w ? rruEira lu.ler I'n.viilcnce, 1 have been
, -llril a -., BBfl '.me I" flM as 8 "*'' ' nvrr tliir- pcal
u.iti,,i,. II Bfla flflflBtMf endeavor Ifl the paat to inai.i
ta.n all tbr awi. and. ?-> far aa lav in my p4iw.-r, M Bfli
fct tbe i-.--t .ur.ir4-.tB of tbe wliola peupl.- My lxi.t aflBrta
wiii BB _'.???:. M BBBaflBM direettnn Bl tflfl fiitntv.
I tru-t, by my fuur y.-.uV flXB-B-BBfll in t_N flflflfl. Wbt-a
my flr?t terui nf the ofli.-e of C'bief Eiecatire l>egan. rbc J
country hBfl Q"t Bflflflfflflflfl from ttie pffei-ta of a irreat in
?, raal r.-. ..ulon, aud three ?f the former 8tatea of the
Unlon h.i.i nut in'-ti MflflMfll tn their F.-.lentl relatl..n*.
Kflflasaed U. lue wlae tbat uo new qiicalloua ahould Ih*
ralaeil -n. long aa that .-..ndition of affaim .-xiateil. -Tier.
fop- lar paat frnur yeaw. -io far aa I .o.ilil .-ouirol eveoU,
ba.. bavn nmauio.-it in tbe effort lo Mflflaflfl Bfli
pul.lii- | r.-dii. . BflBflfl i'??*. and aii tiie arts of pflflflfl anil
proirre....
It B ii. -nn BfllBltlBfl that fhe .-ivthzed world 18
ta-u.lia* i.iwail repui'li'-ani.-iui, flfl gov.-rnun-nt ny Hfl
pflflpte, tiiiuiu-i. tiia-.r aBaaaa iflfaaaaaaflaJfflB, anii that
...ir own crr-ut ItepiUlic ia .li-stnied to be tbe iruliiini.
-ur ti i.i aflhaaa Dfl-flrflaf __aBflH-i w? BflppflBt aa
.inn-. fla than that tt any ?aiafaaa pflwaral aai
Bt_flB___B. Bfli a navy li-aa tli.in tliar af eiUi.T flf .it .<? a-;
tlr* of th.m. rhe ra conld be no extonaion of territ4.ry
nn thi.- eaflt-flaaa VBaafe would call f.>r an ia.re.iH.- uf
tnii f..r.-.-. but iBther tuigbt aucb extcnaiou enai.le un to
_________B _-fl__flfl-7 flf ri.v-tnment cbaniroa with j
_cti.-r.i. ftatftt -?-. Now tliat tlu- tele_Taph in uiade avail
.ii.li- r..r coniaiiinicatlDg tbougtit, to^4-4b4-r with rai.id
?rannit i,v aBeaaa, aU parti af a aflflttBaal aaa mad..i
tiiruoua for all purpoeea ..f litrrarunient, anl .-..tuuiuui
a-.iti.in ri.-tw^.-n tbe e-.treni>' liunt-. ,if Uie BflflBBrf BBBflal
.-a-l.-r tti.m it wa..'hniU'hont tiie NO .tate-4.it tflB
bflB-flfl-Bfl fll '.ur natli.iial axBflBfl-fla,
Tln- . _.-.-t,4 af tiie i..t.- . iv,! .trifi- IflflB BBflB M (Mfl 'Iic
alave aad make him a a it;..-n. v-f flfl B BBI pflflflflflfl-d ,.f
. nghta w'bu-h i-.tiaeuj.b.p -BflflM '-arry witb it.
Tbi.-4i.-i flwiofls,aal atMaM Ba aofffl-flafl. t<> tUflfl-t
Mflttaa I .t.aii.t,- ,ium:tt4ii -.. f.ir a- BsflflflttTa iflBaaBflfl
ran avall. Soclal e.|.i_illty i? nof a BBBjaal t<> B8 lejflhlai.-d
aaaa,aavflaallIflafe __ataflytB-_fl ba Bflflfl to aaiaaia
Um aaaaai MalflBaf tka coim-.-.i .u.ui as-flaflM grtahtaa
a fair caance to develop wbat thr-r.- t.-< ir..?4l ln bim
Lin,... .--- tmtahaata,tmt tkhaaaataaatat toflhtaafa*!
..?.4iin-al that bia couiluct will regulare tho truatment aml
fare he will recelve. The _tatee lateiy at war with the
,.-n, ial QflfaraaBBfll BU flflfl feflfljfQf ruhaaiilitateal. aml
no Bx-cutlve eootrol ia exa-rnaed inauy oue of ib.'.n tliai
?i,,ii.,i aai .< B-fl-flBBBl u BBJ other -tatc under like uir
cumataucea.
THK PRF...IDEMT'* POLICT.
Iii tb,- flr*4 Bflflfl?( th.-preaent A.lininistrarion the prop
BBBB-fl .aia*.- np f..r th.- a.lmi.aion of i.iuto Domlngo aa
a t.-rru,,rv of the luion. lt wa- uot a ..ueation nf tuy
-?-eliiu_:, :.ut wa* a pr.ipueltiou fmrn the people of Sanr..
DBflUaaja an.i which I f-nt.Ttained. I b.-lleve now .*- I
did tben. tbat it waa for tbe lieat mtereata of tbi. coun
try. fnr rtu- people ef i^anto Domingo, and all eoncerned,
BBBl the [>ro|M.8lti..n shnuld be re.-.-iv.-d favorality. Ii
waa, bnwever, rejected conatltutioually, and therefon
tha aflajflfll flrflfl BBflflB kBflflgM up agatii i.y me. Iu fu
tup-. whlle 1 l.old mr preaenf .ifflcc, the auuja-ct ,.f 'be
BflflJ-BB-flB nt t'-rritory inuat bav.- the aupport of tbe
people lief.ire I will r.-4-4)Uinieu4l auv pro|to?ltlon looKiug
to s.tcb acqulaitlon. I *ay here. ba.w.'vr. that l do not
-.Har.- ln tbe ii'iirHieiision b.-ld by manyaa to fbo danger
..f (iovi-rniuenta l?i4-oniiiig weakeneil and deatroyed by
?-.4.,a nf tu.-.r eit.-uiiinii of terrltory. OBJB-Bfl-flfl* BBfl"
aat-BB, and ihe rapid trau-it af ibmight an.i iiiatter by
? .|'b and aleam lian' '-li_.ii_c.-il aii tb:_. Katber fla
I tM Bflflfl tbat flflrQflflflBB-B-fl- la preparln_ tbe world
in tbia our _ooil time :?. l.ecouic oue uation,
sp4-akiug ono languan, and when arinie.
md naviea trill l>e no Iot.ger reinitred. My
eiforu in the future will be flBflflflfll il tb.i
reatoration of g-ood feeling between the Hifforutit 4.-.
tloua of our coiumou country ; to thejri-itoration of our
curreneyt4.a_x.-4i ralue aa comiiared with the world'.
ataudar.l of aalues (_roldi. anil if imibhidUi i-. t i?r wilh
,t. to the i-ouatruction >f cheap r'iii-.-a of tranait throtub
ut riie land. M ih.; '*nd tbat the producta of all aectionn
niav tlnd amarkef. and leavr- a living reuiiineratiou to
tbe proiliKer, to tbe uiainteuanoe of frleudly relationa
with all our neighbora, and with diatant natioua;
to tbe ri-e.taiil.abniet.t of onr commerce and .mr
.hare in tbe carrying trade upon the .iccao;
to the en< ourairement of atich inanufacturlnif iu
iuatnaa aa can be economicaJly parsuwl tn thia countrv,
?a. tbe t-nd that tbe cxport-. of hotne pro^dt-u aml
inalaatrlea may pay for our iwporta - ihe only .ure
luefimd ..f retuni'ug to au.t oermanently niaintainlng a
apecle baai. : to tbe eleration uf laiior. and by a hnmaue
C4.ur_e fo briug tbe aborlgiuea of tbe country uu.hrtln
benurn mflnencea of eduration and t-lvllitatlon. It ia
r.l her tbi* or war nr exteraiuatiou. Wara of extertnma
tlou, i-nga^eal io i.y i>eople pur.uniK eoniiueree an.i all
bBflBBBrtal p.irsiilt*, ar<- rxpenaive. Bflflfl againat the
weakeat people. anil are demoraltainur and wickeil. Our
auperionry of streu.tb and adrantagea of .-Iviliialiou
ahould make ua .-iin-nt toward Ibe (u.llan. Tbe wroog
aiready tiifln-ted ui>on bim ahould m- lak.-n into BflflflflflB
aud tba balaucc pla.-ed to bia credit. Tbo nioral view af
tae 'lU-Btion should be conaidered and tbe queatii.t.
aakeu, "('annot the Indian be uia.de a uaeful and pro
liurtlve nirmber ,.f aocirty by proper tc_c.bin_ and treat
rn'eotl" If tbe effort is made in good faltb. we will
.laad w?il before tba cirllised natlona uf tba cartb and
Ui our own conacirneea fur having inaite it. Aii Ukrae
IbiiifB arr not to be aeoompllabr^ i.y oue indiriduai, but
tbe/ wlll recelve mr aapport and aucb recoiuuieudaiiun
Im ruil fui.
WASHINGTON.
CI.f.KlNl. HOUR8 OF THK HENATK.
TIIK IBfOKTANT WORK FINIBIIKD HKK< >I<K Mlt>
NKillT <)N Mt.NDAT?A 3IIOKT BB?OB VIH
TKKDAY?MR. _OI_r__fi_ KAKKWBLI. AD
B__________L
IBT TKLKURAPH TO THB TRIBCflB.1
WASHiitimiM. Mareh 4-The lniportant, work of
the Senate waa done aoon after uiidnight. and (bfl
laat hour- of the aension were entirelv flflfl from tbe
hnrry and exeitement which generally markt th
?BBB of a OflflflBBBB A little eontest aroae wtn? rln
BBBBflfl BBBBi itself without buaineaa exrepf fh'
'?alendar. and when half the Senatoi- in the aflflflBb-f
were on their feet waving aloft their little bills,
and itemandiog that they rceive attention. Mr.
CiriH-nter, who was m the chair, pounded with the
gavel until hiahandached. and ordered gentlemeu
totbeir aeata, while Mr. Stewart BBi Mr. Anthonv
grew exeeedingly eamesf in their efTorts to gain
atfention. At length order waa brought out
of the thaos by a general agreement to
take np the ealendar, paasinu only sueh
bills as had already been paseed by the IfaflBa,
and to the consideration of which no one obje. ted.
The remainder of the session waa like a nnil ifl BB8
reirular giindiun out of private le_i*_-tion. Th<
veferan Ch-rk read title after title in hia runninir.
inonotonous tone, and while one or two Senator,
watehed the ealendar to object to doubtful meaa
ures, and the presiding ofticer declared all others
?fl afli, the majonfy r.nred to the eloak-rooma to
smoke. or atreti hed tbems.-lvea upon the ?*.fas f..r
an hour's sleep. Thia contmiied until 5 n'cloek a. m.,
with one or fwo slight lnterruptions for the BBBBB*'
ttoti of mewsa-ea from the Hoiise. when the tiual p;is
aage of the De.tieit ney bill took plaee.
At Oi fhe Senate was again called to order after itl
ahort reeeas of 4j hours, witb leaa than half a tiiiorum
in the Chamber. The Senators taabfli H-fli tn.l
xleepy and were indispoaed to do anythiug. Mr.
Chandler moveil to go into Exeeutive session, and
called for a division, wlueh disclosexl the absenee of
;i <|iiorBBB, and Mr. Carpenter ruled that no busineas
was iu order, not even a niotioti to take a reeeae or to
ailjourn, so the Senate, what there was of it, louuged
about the Chamber for half an hour and then in
i-.xi-f utive m-ssion i-onlinued a few appointim-iit...
I'he riinaiiider of the time BBB? 1- o'clock waa
spent in paaning a few private billa. but no one
Iwtened fo the busmess tliat was tranaaefing. aa the
pn panitiona for the inauguration of the President
flbaaflbai all atfention.
Ai fwo or thiee minutea liefore noon Viee-Presi
iflBl OflUaB B80BB M read in his uaual rapid ma'iner .
his farewell ail.lresri to th.-Senate and to Congreas. ;
and at l'Jo'clis.k preij-ely dedared the Senate ad
journ.d tine dtr. _
LAST SESSION OF TIIE HOCM .
A Dl'LL OPat-a-VO AM) A I.IVKI.Y mMUtEM B-B
i.AKFIKLll MAKES AN F.XPLANATION 0OB
CBBXDra HI- CKEEiIT BOBILIEK C-LUKt-B?
? ivil. BIOHTa ABD i.ENEIiAL -J_WB_TT?
-I'EAKEIi M.AINE*- SEI.F COSGRATl LA.I''>.
[BY TKLKfiHAPH TO THE TBIBi'N'H |
U'AsniMiiov. MaBBb 4.?The morningaession of
the Haaaa waaaBflpli and aaaafltaaaBa for the first
twoh..urs. 1'n kill riuie until !'- oiloik, the Senafe
billa remaining on fhe Speaker. fahle were taken np
one bv ..ne. and thoae that mt a t.wo-thirds vote
were paflflBi. I'he Mormun UB w-as IBflabaiflflflB,
before a unornm hail got t?>gether. and a feeble effort
was BBflia to have it put on ita passaae, but Mr. ^ar
gent insisted that it should be laid aside until there
waa a fuller House. The aleepy, inatteutive nieni
ber- appeared M take verv little interest in rhe -ut,
je.t and reailily agre.-d to Mr. Sargent's motion. The
bill waa aeeordinglv put aside and no one pronosed
to take it up again, ao it was allowed t<? die without
further notiee, justasif it hail liecn a petty bill for
ttie n-lief of John 1'oe or Kn hard Koe. insf.-a-l of
the chi. f Administration meaaure ef the aession.
During the closing hour Mr. (iartield IBBfld the
ghost of the Credit Mobilier borror by ,i personai
explanation in relation to hia teetimony before the
Puland Cotiimiffee. At the flflflfl ?8888881 of the fla
tflflflal BBBM of Ci'-.lit Mobilier the members left
their seate. and __a*flBBB_ aronnd him with depress.-d
and meliimholy looks. They evideatly wished he
would not revive the dlsmal thoughta of -BBBfli
.liara.-t.-r and MBfliabai honor of wrecked anibi
ttaBBj "f a itaf-Basd CflBflBBflfl -nd au iudigaant peo?
ple whi.h thronged to luind. Wliy eould he not let
tbaaa -eparate and pa t.i their hom.-s in momeutary
gflfli liunior aml fori:effiilness .f rhe Bflt-Bflfll
xhauie I Tln-y BfflN detennineil to hear huu.
howevi-r. and mIimm! iu slleiue, gBBflpai iu
a d.-use uiass aluuit him. while he flflaibfl (fl
a flflbiaai tone, very diderent from flflfl BBB__
M-ln-nieiit mai.n.T i i -p. .ik.iig. He proi.-si.il a?:iiiii-.t
the liudiiiir of tbfl Poland Committee in his flflBfl as
unjuat ; Bfl had expeetiil to t>e siimnioneil Bf Hfl
I'otunnttee to produee evidenee to suntain his -tat.
nitiit if rhey eOMB-Biai to make any adverse eom
uienr upon their report; tln-y had not given him
tliat opportiinify. and ho gave notiee tliat ba should
in a few days ptibhsh a "tatement whieh he should
prove bv r]ic ,\i<l.-nee of two fn.-nds that tbfl B8>
88Bflfl of his dealiiiKS with < lakes Ames whieh the
Committee gave. eorrespond with -tafemenis by
huu three years ago. He did notjmeution the names
ofthes.fnends.bnt they were siipjvoaed to ln- tin
Prafl-iaarl of.Miaon OaOaaja in Ohio, and the Hou.
Jeremiah S. BB__ Bfl 1'eiinsylvania.
Mr. Poland. iu reply. said he waa sorry if any in
justice had been done the gentleiuan; tbe S4*Msions
of the Committee had bflflfl open ; tbe proeeetiingit
were published in Ibfl Bflfl8BB8BBB) and he eould at
any time BB88 88888 888888 them if he had desired M
h.aie a further heaiing. Nothing more waa aaid
upon the aubjeet. and the . rowd of memliera d_?
persed to their BBBBB
Shortly afterward rlitre was B ^ensation of a dif
fi-rent I'haraeter. and ifpossible more niappropnute
than Mr. liartield_ speeeh. Mr. Aekerof Pennsyha
nia rose to a peraonal explauatmn. and aent up a copy
flfl The Congrettional t,lobe. I'ontaining the flflaaaafl
inga of the last day of tbe aeesion of Conimvw whieh
i-nii.-.l in Inne la>t. Fnnu Urifl the Clerk reatl a par
Bgiapb r.l.iting to the resolutiou of thauka to the
Bfaakar, winch waa nfacafli to have i>eeu aiaf-fll
by a uuauuiioua vote. Mr. A. ker said that this waa
unorreet. Bfl Wtfli No, and it should so BBBflBB He
did so bi.'euuse (he Speaker had refiised huu the door
to put a geiit-ral .iiiiueaty bill on its pflflflflflfl. Hfl ha.1
no fault to iind with the S|H.'akt-r at this session, ex?
eept that he hail again refum-d to allow huu to oder
BB___f bill. He thonghf ii wrong for the XLIId
Congress to adjonrn without wiping out all poiitnal
di-_hilities. A huudred eunoua members thnmged
tiown the amlea t-> the tpaee in front of the Npeakt-r'*
iflflb where Mr. itckeratook. Eoremoet amoug them
was Mr. Negley, who deelaretl in an angry manner
that Mr. Aeker'a apeeeh waa an outrage. Mr. Nib
la. k said he hail put the resolutiou of thauka to a
vote, Bflfl there waa ao much coufuaion at
the tmi" that Mr. At ker migbt bave voted
Vi without hi-. hearmg him. At this flfl_flfl Mr.
Kauiey. the miilatto member from South Caxolina,
Baflfld flhowitiar hia way through the tbn>ng. The
crowd formi-il a ring around hitu, while he le
nounied Mr. Ai ker and the lfctniocrata for insistnii,
on reheving the disubilitiea of a few impvtuteiit
Babflflflj while r< fiisuui to pennit the pasaagr' of the
Civil thgaM bill whieh relievetl l.non.tKki people
from flflflab-ttttaa unpofletl upon them by cruel preju
flflBa and liatred. He srsike for a few uunuttM with
great vehi uieuce. Mr. A.ker wautetl to reply. but
nnlxsly MBBflai ta hia. him. aud be waa cboked
down.
S?on after, at tive miutitee before twelve. SpeaJter
Blaine made a aelf-gratulatorv opt-ei h upon hu
aueceaa iu alwaya haviug hm ruling suatained by the
Hoiim. during hia few yraia ot-rviee ut tbeehuir, aud
ui obUiiu_a tba auppurt __id uvuhdeutai uf both
partiea. He fhen bade the memherB f are well an?t
arodapafld, and declared the He-im- of- [-epr'arnta
f fhe Xl.lld ' 0 irreea a_lj<.iirned witliout dav.
The mciniii'.H mareli. il f.. the ienatfl hl a ? nfueed,
,riejr>.lar nort ol proo.aion to ??.- tbe itj*u_rurat>i>fl
, r i-inoiiieH.
IMPKAIIIM! NT OT JU Mi _?_??*__,
BU ? A'.. 1.AII. <<N rilr. TAI'.I.E-AN HTKMI I Rfl
IMI'Ktni HIM l______H*__X HR.'h V rKl>.
|BT TRLK'IRAPH TO TMB TB1BI MM
U'i-iiis.,r..v. Mareb 4. Aii the Appropriation
i.lll.. wer<- ;.:ir._4-il liv the Houne before l .?'< lock laet
might, and flf -i a Iflflflfll wa* faken until '1 thm moru
mir. .Iiirrt h4*fore fhe rea-eaa the drowiy Houae waa
romu-d hy a aharp debate about tha imp^mhineiit of
Judt'e. harl.-- r -nerinaii ?f Ohio. Mr Butler re
ported the tCHtimon.y in fh?* -a*e of thia retnarkatle.
judi.iaJ aa__a_BflflB. witi. ? rea.l.ition fhat 't b*- laul
aa lhateMafarwafllflf u.u*** to aai Bpaa it thi*
8--_Hi(,n. He had retnmod from the S. uate, whens
he had irnpeached Jmlife IMahay of hiah ertmefl
aml iiiisdi 'U4-an4am iu the uame of th.- Hoiim- of K< a
rf-ntativea and ol all the people of the I'nitaol
.Ubn. No**. dairrant ae were thfl K_,iihi_b j.i.hrw*
olteiiaeH. they -caneiv e<i.iale<l th.>a? of hut Ohio
hrofh.-r. flhflBllfli Bfl b-flflfl-flBflfl the New-York flaMfll
Kichani_e for $10.0110 for lobby _a.rvie._B, aml flhfl
confewn-il hisguilt t? lha Wavs and M<an? I'on.
mittee lately. and orter.-d no defense ia-.,- tbe ple.
thal hehad frii-dti. di-4-e.i.-:he Ex
iiad Bflflfl- <lom? any lobbyinj. at all.
The IIi-iimk rate tl?oni.ht that it waa .J.i.ti.e Sher
nian'a relatiouahip U> the Senator aml !?? ti.e (ieni rai
that made the J.i'li.-iary (iimmirti-K ?.. i.,ih batfl-Bfl.
him to tnal. Mr. l'otti r flBflflflfll, an a miuonty repoi t
from the Comn_itte_. a reaolution for bia ituf."-.-!
iiH-nt. Then MirwrH. Butl.-.r, Da'v.-s lu.letta
other Keputilnai,-K?il exiit.-d and itiriuful thal * ??
Judia- sfiould havo fair play. lie liii.i tiot flfpflflflfld
before the Committee with couriael and wilnee*.--,
thev said, and flflflflkt Bflt Bl Ih* tkflfl jii'!-'??! ? nhooi B
heannir. Mr. Frodda af Ohio, Ifl a 8in_i>- aw fl
nifoaiai. tha l-llanj aft__flB_M> Efflsakad n ottaoan
Bfl-flflflfllflf oiaaawfl_*a ewaiallow-d t<> avnpeaur with
eaflflaal Batefl i.ran.l Jariea found nidictiri.-:.'.
t^aiaal fhi-III. There flflfl BO flB-HTflV tO thia. Et_T3
body kni-w that tlu- lloune wan thflQtaad Jary whi. i
indict.i I.v iMpeaehment. aud tbat the Senate ra I
court r.. rrv thfl -flflfl, where rhe Bflflflflflfll anat ma. ?
uia dafflflflfl wuh hia flflaaaal and his w-umMflBfl I
Brybody knew, too. that there wan a plain ia*.
airiiiimt aSheniian. and that hr- wa? an _ih<1 aa l
victe.1 already bv hia own Ufltaflfl aad _-0_8flfl-.m.
Mr. Pottersai'l he d.-sired to pur the rea.poi.aibil.ty
..ti the KepuhlicaiiH nf ahiel.lincf him, aud had l_b
f..re pcflaflBtfld hw |miiiority rerw.rt. The liepuhli
eaaa took the roBponmhility, r.-ji*ot.-il Mi i'oWer *
r-aolution and adopted Mr. Bflflfl-'-..
M0N0P0LY MVLB IN Nt W-ihMSM I.
PKFF4.T OV THI? AIR-1-l-K BILL I>* THK ?F?A TK
-FXriTK.ifKNT 4NI> IBIUBBAT-OB OK TIIK
Pt.. 'I'l.r? THK V. .IK OB THK iill.l..
fFKO. the ttEi.Ci.AR Oaflfl_-fl--fl-MB. "K* riiK MBBBBB |
iRiiNTii.v. March 4.?The firnt bBMh-flflB m 'he ><Vn
at4- f4.-4l.ay. afr.-r a hrtle routine work. waa rhe rea<l
iiig of Mr. M. rher-4on'- h.ll for a if.-neril railroad
law. After the Iflfll r'-aihtiir, he pB-flflflflBfll U. ib-fend
the bill frinu the I liariren wliich he _ai.l a bribexl
pre8i4 maile itraiu.-t it- Thttt _(*emed to Ik* no ?pr
cial interest mauifeated hy the Senite al?.ut tbe lull.
and it wae dropped BBI the pnwur. Snndry other
?Bflfl hillH reeeived their vi-ond reaibnn*.
In the BflflB tt-Bfl thfl fflOflfl-flfl tiWed up
wuh a larire crowd. The Pr?*ident f/avo
BBtlflfl that no demotutration whatev.r
-hotild bt illowcd from *p.-. f-ton. and then told
the clerk to take up Aflflflflflkly bill N'o. :t Aa anon ae
the clerk read th.-tat'.. Mr. Baiiifhart of EfflaBaflflBBB
ni.iv.-d that the t.ill Im-reati IBBflflfljh .arefiUlv. Mr.
Sewell ot Camden luoved an amendment to lay m- r
iuiit-fiiiit?-lv. Kr. Hewitt ?| M-ni-r Bflffli BBBl Bfl
coneid.-ratn.n !?* p."-tp4.ii4-.| tiil tbia aftenioon. ai.d
the motion pflflfflflflfl- Ihfl >enate then w.fit mf..
Executive -t-wion on uome atnall bominatioi
la hy thfl Qflflfl-flfl-. At Iflfalflflh it wa- haflfll
sible f..,r lha Bflsal-Cfl lo elbflw thab w.i> la tha
ekfl-flbflt thro.iL'h tht itthtt nii_4ji of PBflfljlfl 4)iit*i<t<-.
The L'ity Mai.-.il.ii. *__h B BJHBf paUci :...-? - -
?fationed near fhe mam enrran. e, at,point.ic
i.i. BBBB t.. iiifT.-r. nr in.srs. Th.- demonatrati'.ii
which wiu, indeed, of a meaaeiiiii kim). -H-eimiil f4>
.:-.,; i i-rram ai.iireh.-n-: th tl.n
rreMiieut froin iii- repeated threat. and i-oinmaii.ln.
Ha in.juired if [M.ii.e aa_flflSfl flflfli ln tht i-alii-.n---.
aml. it >" t" Mflflkf up and slmw fii.-in i Ivflfl, f
laa_fl_iflflOTiwiIkffwaiktka _r.it r ???! -. tkal bfl
could flflfl them. Bfl !flfflflBflfl_J flflfli ?*>*- ifl thfl
pallen-h that BBfl MtM iii:iui.iti>n ..1 B-aflflBBflfl-a
would ln-1iflflflfll i<\ thfl -lafl-a_-g ..f th. gaHatiflfl and
the puni.-diiii.-iit ot tln- olt'endera. I?\ hia .ouatanl
thr.-alo th<- I'm-miI. nt aucceedi'd in keepiii*i .ml.t
until speeches w ere made and tit.- \..i. annoiinri-l.
Th.-fri.-uairt ot tka kffiflflflarflai?? bfr. ivi.:..
w.-ck. hut tu- bad tti-d to the enemy'acauip. -liey
haflfl tk-B, a_-i -fartfld ti-ha. bfr. B-flBjhaai i-afl_ai
to poatpone. Mr. Sewell i:iM?t<tl t>n piv_*M8t _w
.Mr. H.-witt nai.i ir araa _flfl__fl_fl_r] bar a ??? 11 '" a
inani iu the b.aiiil.- ,,t H.i fra.-inl.- UB -.ai.-la tuaa. BB
ihey BBB Ifl h Bflfllwi-h-fc It *;i- an iinliea. .1 - I
demand for ihe oppoiieiit-t of a bill t.. mak.-. Mi.
Sewell eall.-d for the Vean and N'aya. Tbe u.olioii to
po_tp4.H?- wiii Itjet i.y tlu* following \ot.-.
VKA.-4--Mejir.i-. Kautrliarr. r.irtii.sii. . ntier ll.yer..,
n> u.lrtckiuiii, Hewitt. .".toue, l'i_BiUent l'avlor, Wollatu*.
W'.hmI_10.
BflTB? aw-BBBia. Bec.l.'V. K.lsall. H."-kin-. Iri.k. .1
rani, Lfttatikar, t_-_*_?r8o_. Haaaa, B-WB-rfl, tatu
Ml.r -ppuril?11.
Tliere flflfli murmuro m the tMMttf, an?l threata ot
aleariug tlwrn were airain aauvle l)y Uie I're.i.leut Tbe
friendu of tBe b.ll now .letertuitied 88 ruake oor .aat a|>
peal. Mr. Hi-w.tt read a apeeeli, in wim-li Ue rleylore.l
BM '-ravenaml veu.al .(unt manlfeateil to cootinu-. the
accur-ed yoke of a foreijcn m.iii<.,xiiy u|hui thi \h->,\>w ?l
New-Jersey. an.i ln .-loainir aai.l thal every '?euator who
.ippoaeil Uie Iiii! ha.1 an lutere^t with the rortuni-a of iluj
l'ennaylvania Railromt.
Mr. McPheraon rrplie.l. amtin all.i.linir fo a ...heiitireif
preae, characteririiiir aonii' of the men wlin were ehu-fljr
intereateil io tiie itanMiKe uf the Iuii a- lil aulnecW for tha
Feuitenttary. enloifl.iiiit tlu- Peun.y vania tuiuaairi-nieiit,
aad coueludiuK witU the ai Uia. wi, ,i_. ma-ut tiaal a fr?e
rulroad law would ue a good :hiu< fot the -iate oi Mrw
lertaj.
Mr Stonc (Bflfltfll the 1.111 iie.-au^- i!ie rw-ople anil the
iilteriwrii of thi'Stafe ,l<-m..ii,l. .1 if. Ile w i* i.npari.1 t.i
lay, tn replv to Mr. MflFBatBaa, that U.e l.ill iia.i friemi*
and i.pputieuta. t4Ki. tii.it u,, r i- ln ;,n .oiintry
w,i.i'a.l Bc bflflB fiioiik'h M baM If _MflflBB_l ht tiu-n
crtmea. But that wa_ uo fault of tha Bfltl M Bfl CflBffl.
ntaaaL
Mr. Williama followe.l Id a lonfc* and tatt drfenae of
the hlll. Bfl laltt tt flflB M gOflfl, fl8 uti.al lee'iunaiilr m
every part, that ita uppoiient. had m> aiiiemluietit lo
ofler. why, then, he aaked, ahould it mx paaa I that
aon County wauta it, Hergeu waaM tt, Es*j-_ wants it,
Huaaex wanta it. Mutdl'-aex wanta it: -^.tner-^-t. I'riu.i..
Men.-er?yca, aluiost every eounty. rity. aud towu i.i Uie
44_ate nf S'.-vi ItJttaj, .letu.iil.la the pHMsaife lif 1-18 lull
He would not cbarire .-4euatora with violein-e to their
cotiBiieni-es. He woald vote aa lua conariene*. di, ttxkf'.
tUo.inh all the State BBeBf- .ry ,.ut aitainm him. When
.^i-naiora edtered ujwin their dutv thej tiK.k au eath to
,t.> that, at all cimea. wtilrh they coaai.iereil tV.t
for the welfare 4.f tiie ^ut*. He <lid uot helu-ta
there waa a Senator in that ('hamher oppoaiua tla- .
who did not Jo violence to hl* .^macienr,- W.miIiI ih. i
opcoae the t4est miereata ofthe -naiel Wnaiio n. .
how uown ^> foreutm nmnopoly. whu-h haa been aa Bju
a l.y-WajT.1 anil a reyrom-li t4. th.- (H-ople of New lei_? > |
In i-oncludinir, Mr. WUliain* huluiy charp-.l tae >4< nn, r.
oupoBinit the lull aa bei-tf m thu pay uf ti__ I'euuay l\?n. .
I_i.lr4,ad"Con_pany.
Mr. C.itler foilowed in a .ItnlUr atrain. pr.-fariiic hia
reuiarka with a few worda uf j-.wuncatioii of the couiae
af the Hecretary of the -a?nata iu wiihhoniiutt ti,.
until Mr. Hopklna'a ref.irn The vote wae taken aml BBB
lull in.t. the arnue niemliera votnin for anil a<r-.i_af, ._.
upon Mr. -UutC-ari'a uioiiou to jH.etiK.iic. n-? or.lr.i
?(.t.ve. Then there Were lou.t m.irraur* in the <aileri. ??
ai.n aharp eipreaaiouauf dlaapprobatlOD. The I'rraldeut
d. lu.uite.l oruer, but :t waaiu vam. Heie.rai voic4_.it,. ,1
,,iii, --HnnK out Ja-rrard!" ** Let Jarranl BSflM oui -
" We waut lo aee J irrar.l ':' Mr. Jarranl cioaeil hla *?.. .
and thl-W Bia ll__U back lu his Ctuair ? umjUoii iu
oiade to adtauru, but the Preaident dectioed to rni.-ru.u
it nutil the irallerira were clearad and onler reauipxi
Notwithatandinu ttie cn.wdedatate of tbe aaJlern-t, al. 1.1
diM-orain waa preaerved, exeept when applaaim.
itreated Mr Hewitt'a as-erttou that ll " waa i>.,i?
rbaaa that the . _*enuiijriTa_u_i Bailraaa owaaea iu
advocataa," and wheu the threats were uttrrwd uta.n
the reault of tho vote. Ia oooue-Uoa witii uii? ,-,, ?
aiay be aUted that when Mr. Hopkina appiied for it tu
the "Wret-rv of tbe Henate, laal aventaa, tflua featie
ui.i wenrt Ui tbe Uxto aad """cfrl II to 81 m mlnoa that
auvaio|Hi whii h he wrote a iei_or MllliMC the Beuaaa il
waa aeaatvl up ln.
Tbe bill for m tytotrtxl iUiiroad law, or..jrina.ti_jr witb
iie Aaa. in_!>, will .orue up ia tflfll bflfl?. flfl aiftCi-J.
urtw, u>i-a*fl_iv? aWfl-Bflaa.

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