The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-05-01
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~. Each State Delegation will be preceded by
banner, on which will be represented the coat
of arms the State. The county and city dele
cations and clubs are allowed to use such banners
and mottos as they may think proper.
43. The procession will move in the order in
dicaed above, at l-2 o'clock precisely. Those
delegations and clubs posted north of Baltimore
street, as the column passes down that street, will
left wheel, and join the column those on the
! south will right Wheel and so on in succession
until all have joined the procession.
ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION.
| Al. The procession will move down Baltimore
street to Caroline street, down Caroline street tc
| Bank street-out Bank street TO Market street Of
P.)-down Market street to Fleet-out Fleet stree
TO Canton, the place of meeting.
| IS. No persons on horseback Except the Mar
shals appointed by the Chief Marshal) will
| be permitted to join the procession, and tc
prevent confusion on the ground, no horses
or carriages with the above exception and such
as compose part Of the proceSsion) will be al
lowed to enter the enclosure. The necessity OF
this regulation must be apparent, and will b.
| rieidly enforced.
| 46. All music brought into the procession will
| be under the control of the Chief Marshal and
will be posted according TO his discretion.
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appoint their own Marshals, who will act on foot
As. Should there be any Wing association not
enumerated in the above, DESTROYS of Joining the
procession, a post will be assigned them.
40. The pavilion is reserved for ladies accom-
panied by gentlemen.
so. No person will be admitted into the enclo-
sure at Canton until the whole of the procession
has entered.
The assistant Marshals will be posted with the
several delegations as follows:
yNs,o Hampshire, Joseph j. Parrot, r. T. Nc
Kinley.
Observation-Disclosures. c. Manning, John G. Proud,
Jr, R. Butler, T. w. Jameson
Rhode ISland-T. w. Jay, A. B. Chamberlain
Thomas Mullen, Jr., G.. J. Hopkins.
Connecticut.-John Henderson, Thomas Bruf, E.
Mitchell.
Ne,o York-G. W. Krebs, Nelson Poe, A. j.
Bouldin, VIM N. Baker, VIM. Sherlock.
Neac JeTSey.-James Williams, J. G.. Boggs, John
Lockherd, James Murray.
PennSyiUGnia.-A. w. Bradford John L. Milling
ton, j. l.. ID. Gill; Charles Myers, Joseph 3. Thorn
as, Elias T. Griffin.
Observation-Disclosures Owens, Francis McGinnis.
.Ma1yland-George p Kane, Joseph Kreager, Jr.
Samuel Harris Jr., Charles Worthington, Jr j. B.
Owens, A. E. Warner, Jr., ID. Steuart, Jr
District of Col,unbia.-A. Gaddes, Saml Brat, j.
Hooper, Samuel X. George.
Vuginid.-Z Turner, Jr., Jos. Pearson, .Jr St
G. w. Teackle, A. l.. Mclean, James Coll, David
Cushing
North Cdroliila.-C. C. Egerton, Jr., Ignatius
Abel.
South Ca7olina-C. p. Durham.
Georgia.-Wm. Hope, Hugh Humphreys.
Te,n1ont.-Otis Spear.
IefHieSSee.-J' " barnes, d. Crane
Kentucky-R. H. Coleman, X. Lawson, Jr,
Francis Barker, j. M Hall.
Ob;o Thomas q pitts 7 No,-;++ Steala Cl.s
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o. Altman, ~ SPSu9.ii' -, 81 N.t,iiiiil
LouSldnd.-b =. DUCK, mos. Z. Monmohler
Ildidna-A. c. Ludlow, Thomas H. Morris.
Observation-Disclosures A. Henderson, Chas Mask
JJ,;ao;o - A Co,Id T. n VI ar,,;stad
-9,nsn,,,o q Hnrse,- T. Wv padur;
.Matae-R. Duvall, VIM Chestnut, d. t. Mont
sarat John Creamer
issoaui.-Thorndick Chase. Jr.