Cleveland's Inauguration Day in Washington
Washington, March 4, a grand inaugural day for Grover Cleveland unfolds with bright weather, 150,000 gathered before the Capitol, banners along Pennsylvania Avenue, and a vast procession marking the moment Cleveland becomes President. Arthur aides, Hendricks, Sherman, and Ransom accompany the ceremony. the oath, address, and grand parade define an historic demonstration of national Democracy.
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Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Inauguration Day of Grover Cleveland Recalls 1885 Events
A detailed account of the 1885 presidential inauguration shows Major-General Slocum leading the procession to the Capitol, President Cleveland greeting crowds, and a formal transfer of power. Supreme Court justices, officials, and family members attend as Hendricks takes the oath of office and new senators are sworn in.
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Supreme Court
Bassett
United States
Arthur
Nsom
Sherman
Grover Cleveland
Edmunds
Hendricks
Senate
Allison
Iowa
Wilson
Kentucky
J. C
Blackburn
Beck
Washington
Phi
Alexander Stephens
Don Cameron
Jim Christy
New Hampshire
Einsell
Cleveland
E. Agan
Inaugural Parade Draws 150000 to Capitol Grounds
Washington witness to a vast assembly as President-elect Cleveland and President Arthur arrived. A 150000-strong crowd filled the Capitol portico and streets, with a ceremonial address at 12.35 pm followed by the oath by Chief Justice Waite. Elaborate processional orders and a large military escort moved along Pennsylvania Avenue to the executive mansion.
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Capitol Building
Washington
Arthur
Committee of Arrangements
Sherman
Cleveland
Waite
Capitol
Executive Mansion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Composite list of Democratic clubs and officers across cities
The document catalogs numerous Democratic clubs and officials led or represented in cities from Wilmington Delaware to Cleveland Harrisburg and beyond. It names colonels, captains, marshals, adjutants, and association leaders, linking clubs to brigades and districts within a sprawling political network.
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Bayard Lewion
Wilmington
Willam R. Norton
Joel Parker
Newark
Naagerty
Kruger Engineers
BP. Bledler
First
Camden
KL. M. Hassett
Iroquois Club
Chicago
F. Gayne
Duckworth Club
Cincinnati
J. Follett
Jeferson Democratic Club
Rothe
Jackson Democratic Club
Columbus
A. B. Porter
Columbus Glee Club
F. T. Chickering
East Connecticut
Democratic Club
Norwich
W. B. Chapman
Third Brigade
Ion
James H. Hopkins
Columbia Democratic Club
District of Columbia
Robert Ball
Americus Club
Philadelphia
W. F. McCully
J. Randal
Continental Club
John Little
Monroe Club
Jacob Thompson
Jackson Club
German Vdemocratic Club
Willian Stuebing
Reading
William #. Rourke
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
East Washington
J. W. Arnold
Calumet Club
Baltimore
Patrick Riley
Crescent Club
J. F. Morrison
Taney Club
C. A. Bouldin
Demoratic Central Association
É. H. Jung
Stonewall Club
James Haydon
R. A. Lloyd
Monumental Club
Madison Club
P. F. Cusick
Virginia
Portland
M. M. Riggs
Select
Gorham
Topeka
Lewis
Sixth Brigade
W. A. Hutchins
D. C
Nixon
Lewinaville
F. X. Burke
Veteran Fireman's Association
New York
P. P. Pullis
Fire Department of the
Martin Cronin
Address of the President elect on democratic government
In his inaugural address the president elect delivers without manuscript, urging national unity and limited partisan zeal. He stresses government by the people, constitutional fidelity, fiscal restraint, and vigilance of citizens over public servants, promising careful constitutional interpretation and continuation of republican economies.
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Wasumeroy
Fersanes
United States
Muniape
Policy of peace and reform for a rising nation
The public affairs should serve the people by pursuing independence and neutrality, honoring the Monroe tradition of peace and trade with all nations while avoiding entangling alliances. Finance must be sound, taxes fair, and a strong public domain protected from fraud, with education and civilization promoted for Indians within our borders.
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Encoe
Monroe
Washington
Jefferson
Impressions of the 4th of March inauguration era
Washington notes the early calm despite crowding on Pennsylvania Avenue as Grover Cleveland assumes the White House. The piece details cabinet arrivals, personal visits, and the crowded Senate chamber with politicians, diplomats, and judges assembling for the inauguration.
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