The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-02
THE INAUGURATION.

will take the right fthe President elect in the line Of
the procession but will leave their stations whenever
the order ofthe procession may require and in that
case they requested to call Assistant Marshas to
their stations
To prevent confusion and irregulary in the dis
charge Of the duties of the various Marshals and As
sstant Marshals the following arrangement is made
!. Assistant Marshals FIodoardo Howard, VIM
1. Dove Samuel Stot J. o. P. Digges, Samuel
Duy, Charles Gordon, R. W. Bates, j. b. II.
Smith, s. c. smoot, John Espey, Thomas Fillebrown,
Jr., Samuel Duvall, John Dufef, and John Cobarn,
assigned to the command of Marshal VIM B.
Magruder, who will SO arrange them along the line
to preserve order and to attend only to the line of
the procession which the military companies will FORM
and the line Of procession in which the President
Elect, his suite, and the Citizer Marshas, and the
Marshal Of the District of Columbia and his deputies
are placed In the absence of Marshal Magruder at
the post assigned him, his division will be under the
command of Assistant Marshals Howard and Dove
the on the right, the other on the left
2 Assistant Marshals Kirkwood Elexus Smms,
Robert Dyer, John Martin r. Cruit, G. ii. Plant,
Edward Fuller, J. l.. Henshaw, James Dodson, J. ).
Harvey, VIM. Warder, William w. Stewart, Will
command of Marshal J. A. Blake, who will so ar
range them to preserve order and to attend only
to the line Of the procession occupied by the Senate
Committee, the Presidents, the Judiciary, Foreign
Ministers, Members of Congress elect and cx -Mem
beers, Members Of tho Harrsburg Convention, the
Committee OF Arrangements, Governors and
Governors and Members Of the Legislatures Of differ
cnt States and Territories Officers of the Army and
Navy Of the United States, Delegates to the Wing
Baltimore Convention of Young Men, and to the
bodies of men from the New England States, who will
be formed upon 9Th street. north of street In the
absence Of Marshal Blake at the post assigned him,
this division will be under the command of Assistant
Marshals Kirkwood and Simms, the on the right,
and the other on the left.
3. Assistant Marshals s. P.'Franklin, A. Med. Da-
Wis, A. H. Clements, J. F. Halliday, Marshall Brown,
R. Coyle, Jos. Peck H B. Sweeney, J B. Ford Thos.
Owen Thomas II. Bowen, d. Campbell, Richard
Brent, Chas Lyons, Jos. Borrows, II. Carter. Benz.
Cuttings, DR., Mackey VIM T. Porter, and j. 7.
Towers, are assigned to the command of Marshal
Lenox, who will arrange them along the line as to
preserve order and to attend only the line of the
procession occupied by the bodies of men, &c. station
of E, and on Seventh street south of E. In the alb
Of Marshal Lenox at the post assigned him. this
division will be under the command Of Assistant Mar
shals Franklin and Davis-the on TIE right, and
the other on the left
4. Assistant Marshas John Purely, J E. Given,
J. G. Robinson, John Kedgic, S Burche, c. Bestor,
James A. Williams, Jr. John Addison, George Noyes,
Abel Y Davis, Samuel |. Little, D. Porter, Francis
King, Fitzhugh Coye, and w. c. Zantzinger
assigned to the command of Marshal WIN. P. Elliot,
who will SO arrange them along the line to pre-
order and attend only to the line Of the pro-
cession occupied by the bodies Of men, &c, stationed
9Th street south of E. and 9th street north of z,
and on 9th street south Of E. In the absence Of Mar
sha Elliot at the post assigned him. the division will
be under the command Of Assistant N1arshals Purdy
and Given-the on the right and the other on
the left.
S. Assistant Marshals VIM. H. Gunncll and I.
Mudd Geo. w. Dove, VIM. w. Stewart, J. w.
Ferguson, VIM. J. Mcdonald, o. Castee James
Barry, George S. Gideon, w. Fl. Queen Richard
Simms, John McCauly, H Hepburn, J. G. Adams,
and Mountjoy Hanson are assigned to Marshal Thos
Blagden, who will arrange them along the line as
preserve order and to attend only to the line pro-
cession occupied Ly bodies of men, &c. stationed upon
Tenth street, north and south of street, In the
absence of Marshal Bagden at the post assigned him,
this division will be under the command Of Assistant
Marshals Gunne and Mudd- the one on the right,
and the other on the left
G. Assistant Marshals Alexander McIntre, VIM.
A. Williams, VIM. E. Howard Robert Clarke, H.
Jolly, ]. Holyrod J. Ellis, Thos Fugitt Edward Nc
Kinney, Ed Barry, Richard Young, James Young,
Daniel Holman, H. Bradley, c. Bradley, Philip r.
Fendal and Richard S. Cox, assigned to Marshal
Noble Young who will arrange them along the
line to preserve ORDER and to attend only to por
ton of the line of procession occupied by the bodies of
men, &c. stationed 10th street north and south Of
Z, as are embraced in the division of Marshal Blag-
den. These two Marshals will arrange that due
be assigned to each command. In the abb
sence of Marshal Young, at the post assigned him,
Assistant Marshals Mcintyre and Williams will com
nand his dvison-the one on the right and the other
On the left.
Thomas Allen and Robert Patterson are appointed
lids to the Marshal-in- Chief and all persons re-
Iucsted to respect them such.
Should this day be a dry one, il will add much to
he comfort of the procession if the streets well
waered so to lay The dust. 1t only be done by
IN appeal to the patriotic and liberal members Of tho
Fire Companies of the city, who most respectfully
,sked to confer this favor upon the Public, if not in
consistent with their convenience and other arrange
nents After which, such Companies invited to
DIN in the procession, follow The Corporate au,hor
les and Tppecanoe Club Of Washington City.
VIM L. BRENT, Chief Marshal
WAsHlNcToN, March a, 1871.
The VIcE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
ook leave Of the Senate, as the presiding officer
If that body, on Tuesday evening in very APP
,roprate and feeling address Mr.. MASeUM,