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,desday mmu, march n, m.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
m our regular Correspondent.)
Washington, D. C, March 7, '85.
Tbe unanimous verdict on the inau
ration is that it was the most bril
Dt, enjoyable, and generally success
occasion of the kind in the history
ttas government. More people
re here, and they enjoyed them
Ives better than ever before. The
divides proceeded without a hitch
disappointment from beginning to
id. But the chief eight was not
hat the people saw, but the people
lemselves. Never was there such a
Otable gathering on this continent,
tnd id mere numbers, the crowds ex-
elled anything known outside of a
ew exceptional gatherings, such as
he Philadelphia centennial. The
nultitude which faced President
Cleveland to hear his views and be
witnesses to his covenant with the na
tion, was perhaps the largest body of
citizens ever collected in one spot.
Experts differed widely as to the num
ber, but many judges of crowds esti
mated it as high as one hundred
thousand, or even lneber. Jjully a
quarter of a million people flanked
ihe procession, and at t ight the same
Tast crowd choked the broad acres of
the White Lot to see the fireworks
The ball was a popular, as well ts ar
tistic triumph. Here again the peo
ple crowded by thousands in an un
precedented jam.
And scarcely a speck of trouble of
any sort dimmed the universal joyous
ness. There were no railroad acci
rents, no platforms collapsed, no
quarrels, iealousieB or misunderstand
ingroke the harmony. . In short, the
people and the pageant' lived up to
ihe weather.
"Cleveland s luck stood bim in
rood stead at his inauguration. The
day was all that could be desired, tLe
streets were in perfect condition," and
nothing was wanting to complete to
the comfort of those who marched and
those who looked an. The weather
has evidently made up its mind to
full in step with the times and show
its fair face as used to be the case in
the days of "the fathers." Since the
time of Pierce, the weather Jnaugura
tion day has been almost uniformly
execrable, but before that President
the day was frequently very pleasant
One novel feature in the ceremon
ies of inauguration day was letting
the public get a peep for the first lime
at nn executive session of the Senate.
The House did not pass the Grant
bill till after 11 o'clock. The Prtsi
dent was at the Capitol, aud prompt
lv sent an executive comaiuuication to
ira senate naminz urant as tue "one
person" whom he wished On the re
tired list as general
But it was now
talf-past eleven, and it was manifeetly
impractivabje to clear the galleries
jin J turn out the distinguished gueats
who oiowded the flour, Ileuce the
ioeaate, by unanimous cousent, pro
-ceeded to executive business with open
doors. But for some reason those free
and easy scenes which gossip pictures
in executive sessions did nut take
plitce. Nobody smoked, no Senators
put their feet oa the desks, no uue
told creamy stones. Ihe public is
now in doubt as to whether the hilari
ties of executive sessious are a myth,
or whether they were only partially
initiated into their mysteries after all
The Forty-eighth Congress has at
last expired. Nominally it was two
years old, but its conscious and wake
fol days atnouuted iu all to only 234
An unprecedented volume of busi
ness was presented to it for attention,
but ouly a small proportion was acted
tipou. Among the few important bills
that caped the common fate were
those establishing bureaus of laoor,
navigation aud animal industry; to
repeal the test oath of 1862; to re
duoe the rate of postage ; to remove
c&rtam buideos on navigation; to
provide a civil government for Alas
ki; to declare forfeited the Texas
Pacific laud grant, and to provide for
the ascertainment of the French spoli
ntion claims. Among the failures of
note Were the Morrison horizontal ta
r:B the various baokiog bills, the
Blair educational bill, the electoral
cboot. the bankruptcy bill, and the
filver su-enaion bill.
It i fcuthoritativfel y denied that
rrftidtsu Arthur . is ill
health, as
tn heen rennrtsd. It is staled that.
the President is enjoying excellent
health and does not intend to leave
the city for two or three weeX He
is the guest of Mr. Frcljghuysen.
lie may or may not go to Fortress
Monroe for a week or so. lie has no
intention of making a yacht trip
south, but will piobably go to New
York, and from there start in the
early summer on a fishing expedition
to the Eestigouche Fishing club near
St. Johns, N. K As to his future
business plans Mr. Arthur has come
to no positive decision. L.
Casix in the United States Treasury
March 4, 1885, $484,406,557. Cash
in the United Slates Treasury March
4,1861,0. "Turn the rascals out!"
Com. Gazette.
I
The Massachusetts Democrats have
resolved that they must have the ofti
ces. As they did so little to secure
the election of the great distributer,
it might have. been well for them to
have waited until the more deserving
were supplied.
President Cleveland says that
the fact that freed men are citizens
"entitles them to all the rights due iu
that relation." Mr. Lamar is to be a
member of his Cabinet. After the re
cent election, the Oxford Falcon, pub
lished at the Senator's home, in Mis
sissippi, said it might just as well be
admitted that the negro was not per
mitted to exercise the right of euf
irage, and that he would not be bs
long as he voted the Republican tick
et. It might be well for the President
to call Mr. Lamar's attention to this
statement
General Grant, as shown by tb
following incident, realizes that he
has but a short time to live: A tew
days ago he selected from a pile of
manuscripts a document which he
would not have reached in the ordi
nary course for several weeks. He
began to give directions in reference
to it, when General Bodeau, bis assist
ant, remarked that the general would
be abe t0 dispose of the paper him
self when he came to it. General
Grant replied, without any change
from his usual quiet and phlegmatic
manner: "General, that may be what
you think, but my impression is that
I will not last thirty days." lie then
continued his directions without al
tering his demeanor.
imi
President Cleveland's cabioet U
composed as follows: Secretary of
State, Senator Thomas F. Bayard, of
Delaware; Secretary of the Treasury,
Daniel Manning, of New York ; Sec
retary of the Interior, Senator L. Q.
C. Lamar, of Mississippi ; Attorney
General, Seuator A. II. Garland, of
Arkansas; Secretary of the Navy, W.
C. Whitney, of New York; Secretary
of War, Win. C. Eud,icott,' of Massa
chusetts; Postmaster General, Wm
F. Vilas, of Wisconsin. . With the
exception of Bayard, Lamar and Gar
land, the above meutioued geutlemen
were hardly known outside the limits
of their own States six months ago
But all the same tbey may be good
timber. Time'll tell.
A good deal of half suppressed
grombliug is going on in the Demo
cratic party over the selections the
new Fres'uleut has made for his Cabi
net advisers, and some of the Ivepub
liedo papers seeru to think tbey must
join iu lh howl with a view to creat
iog Democratic division. Now, ac
cording to our notions, that is not our
business. We are not responsible for
the Democratic admiuUtratiou, but
we are bound in good citizenship to
giv6 it fair play, siuce the people have
committed the Governmeut to tbe
hands of that party, and we will be
bound to approve what tbey do well,
aud swift to condemo what they do
ill. Let the Democrats, then, do their
own growling, while we look on aud
sue what kiud of a job they are going
to make of it.
Theke will be a general feeling of
satisfaction over the country at the
placing of General Grant on tbe re
tired list of the army with tbe rank and
pay of General. This was th9 work
of tbe last half hour of the session,
and tho best of its work. There
would have been much greater satis
faction though if this act of simple
justice bad been done without the de
lav by which the sufferings of the dy
ing hero were intensiGed. The un
graciousueds of Congress io listening
to the envious gibes of penny whistle
I soldiers, and the adverus vote under
their inspiration, caused the impas
sion that Congress syrapalbyzed with
tlieiu. The satisfaction with the con
clusion is saddened by the knowledge
that no human science or wisdom can
lengthen his Hays, and that all the act
enn Ho for him will be to comfort his
way to the tomb with the conscious-
nea that this lost vote expressed the
real feeliag of his countrymen toward
him.
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And all kinds of
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I shall also continue to handle the
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And tho
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No. 41 Exuhungn St., But.
J. L. CP.AIG, Agent, Tiooefcla,
IF, YOU WANT TO
FILLYCUnGA&iEl
AND UAKfc
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SHOT guns':.
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Cpari'ftg Arrr, fcrnJ A.-rnui l.ori, J
NEW YOHK.
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O. K. LA?JJ3ES0N & CO.,
73 feiaic S: rnt. Chicago, El.
ARMORY,' - - ILIDJ, N. Y.
SHOVELS,
5COOPC, SPADES.
121 III T:i: BfST KAHSS3. BY SXItUB WBSKKri
r:acrr3:9 that cjs cds tu always reliable
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UO HOLES OR RIVETS TO WUKEN THE BLADE.
CENO FOR CIRCULARS.
SEXTON ACniCUlTORAL CD.Tl
I LION. K. V. I
KuW York Office, US ( iiambrr. fltr.ol. '
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Beaver College and Musical Ioetitui I
For Young Ladies.
Kprlnpr Session of Twelve Weeks, Opel
March HO. JSS5.
lieautllullv and healthfully Lorat.-
estensivo buildinjr, pleasant groun'
cheerful rooms, three Literary eonrt-
superior advantaeea lor music aud A1-
Extensive opparaiUH, twenty pianos a.
oriinns, incuiilmn pipe orpan. 'i lioroi'KU"
work, home-like cure, moderate rate.
Send for eireulurf. to Rev. R. T. Tavlur,
1). I)., Beaver, Pa.
nov; to bue money
li To Sucorssful Salosmun I pay ss
hij? us $100 per month, and expend.
Steady employment it'uarsntcod. f0 more it
wanted. Experience not nneessary. Any .1
live man can suceeed. 60U lures ui der
eultiva'ion The most complete packing: '
groundsill the United (States. Ne'et (
and elioiecHt varieties of 1'ruit a speciality. ' 1
Kond fir terms statinir se. '
t'li a ules, 11. CiiaiK, Nurseryman. Rocu- J
ester, N. Y. decl7.Jioos. ;
H. C WHITTEKIN.
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TIONESTA PA.
Land and Railway Surveying a Specialty,
Magnetic, So!ar or Triamulatiou Survey
inn- Bust of Instrument aud work.
Terms on application.
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