Inauguration under rain for Harrison and Cleveland
Crowds braved heavy rain as President Cleveland and President-elect Harrison proceeded with inaugural ceremonies at the Capitol. The procession and oath of office unfolded amid umbrellas, cheers, and a grand pageant along Pennsylvania Avenue and the East Front, with attending officials, diplomats, and Supreme Court justices present.
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Inaugural Rain Halts Parade as Harrison Is Sworn
Chief Justice Fuller administers the oath in the Senate chamber amid a downpour as President-elect Harrison takes the oath with General Harrison and officials present. The crowd outside cheers the new administration while Cleveland attends as ex-president and prepares to hear the inaugural address.
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Oath of Office as Morton Becomes Vice President
In a tense Senate ceremony Vice-President Morton took the oath while galleries filled to near capacity by 10. The seating plan placed President’s family and other high figures in the front rows, with relatives and dignitaries throughout the chamber. Officials asserted prerogatives as the air grew thick with anticipation and chatter.
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