Inaugural Souvenir 1901
Inaugural Souvenir 1901
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MM WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON Ohio J773-J84J |HE campaign of J 840 was bitterly contested. It gave rise to the formation of political clubs* There was only needed the day of March 4f J 84 J, when General Harrison was to be instafled, to further manifest the popular enthusiasm. As a result its program was the first one similar to that of recent inaugurations. Fully 75, 000 people were present. The Whigs of Baltimore presented to file President-elect a coach for his use in the procession, but he pref...erred riding on horseback* General Harrison, at eleven o'clock, a* m. , joined the procession on its way to the Capitol, as it passed Mayor Seaton's residence.
Among the many officials, military and political organi- zaiions in the parade were the soldiers who fought under General Harrison, and members of the Harrisburg ODnven- tion. The floats of **Log Cabins'* were an interesting feature. After being received into the Senate chamber, where Vice-President Tvler was sworn in, President-elect Harrison was escorted to tnc rostrum in front of the east portico of the Capitol* Here General Harrison received the oath of office from Chief Justice Roger B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MM WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON Ohio J773-J84J |HE campaign of J 840 was bitterly contested. It gave rise to the formation of political clubs* There was only needed the day of March 4f J 84 J, when General Harrison was to be instafled, to further manifest the popular enthusiasm. As a result its program was the first one similar to that of recent inaugurations. Fully 75, 000 people were present. The Whigs of Baltimore presented to file President-elect a coach for his use in the procession, but he pref...erred riding on horseback* General Harrison, at eleven o'clock, a* m. , joined the procession on its way to the Capitol, as it passed Mayor Seaton's residence.
Among the many officials, military and political organi- zaiions in the parade were the soldiers who fought under General Harrison, and members of the Harrisburg ODnven- tion. The floats of **Log Cabins'* were an interesting feature. After being received into the Senate chamber, where Vice-President Tvler was sworn in, President-elect Harrison was escorted to tnc rostrum in front of the east portico of the Capitol* Here General Harrison received the oath of office from Chief Justice Roger B.
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