MARK LEFF, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): On a cold March 4th, 1841, aging war hero General William Henry Harrison spoke on the Capitol steps for more than one hour and 40 minutes, a record, so long that he paused near the end to take the oath of office. Old Tippy Canoe, as he was called, wasn't wearing a hat or coat, and died a month later. Vice President John Tyler succeeded him, giving the nation two presidents from one campaign slogan: Tippy Canoe and Tyler, Too. Silver War hero General Ulysses Grant's 1869 inaugural speech was interrupted when his young daughter Nell ran up to hold his hand. Nell had her White House wedding during Grant's second term, but the marriage didn't last. 1885's bachelor President Grover Cleveland, who also married in the White House, had a short voter honeymoon. His second inaugural was interrupted by President Benjamin Harrison. Four years later, Cleveland beat Harrison and took the oath again in 1893, the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms. Mark Leff, CNN.
Inaugural Moments: Presidents Harrison, Tyler, Grant, Cleveland