Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-29
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1T NKER HILL tbLEbhA ipN.
-, t.,g stpecisd festival passed of on Saiuf
n, .,iveichih anniversary Of the battle TO
.,.-,l sel,e6, Of Ill the numerous assemble
The aay wa. 61e cool and propiiioas Ao
81. "a nrf,iols afran gcncuis the formation OF
...,.,..,on hcvan Of eight o'clock Ia the morn
|, 4, 8gefeu, paris Of the Common. The mill.
..,,r ,one Of the particular companies Of
81, have already described. was arranged ln
n. r,.ss and on the Western Avenue, 1t made
,-,sarance We never heard liner mill.
-.5.,e than ,hai of the different bands who al.
"A ,bi,snl he other parts Of the procession.
A., 10 well known Boston bands others from
zen, nat, Of The country accompanied the dli-
4 =, e,,e. from abroad.
4 7., l,oe va, formed a, eigh, o'clock, and about
n -, military took up their line OF march. The
4 l,y va, the finest ever witnessed IN the coun
4 Ia aalaion 10 the several Corps advertised to
Il r. ,hs military portion of the procession, were
4 allowing companies which were posted as FOL
10, Portsmouth Artillery, NewburyPori Artil-
4 IN the Is Brigade, under Big Gen. Henry
"A ham
a lse 3D. All Glh and slh eompsni S OF National
n IA, New. York, Lieut. Col Vermilyai Rock
4 .sra Guards, n II. in the Cd Brigade, under
4 ,r General Nc,iicion
A Wellington Guard Maiden, in the 4th Brig
r3er Bfigadier Gen Dana
r,ueily fiiteen minutes before eleven o'clock
g,e.,Aeu, Of the United States, accompanied
| be President Of the Bunker Hill Monument
ISOLATION and Mcssrs John Tyler, Jr. and Rob.
1 Tyler entered the barouche prepared for the
ss.on and the other digntarios and invited guest
,ged 10 The order previously announced.
4 w took our station near the corner Of State
Washington streets, in passing which point
me occupied by the procession was exactly
Tour.
] wen,y.four band. Of music was attached &c
military, and six to the civic part Of the pro
lon.
Eghen the rear Of the general escort had passcC
Safe House, the Body guard Of his Excellen
be governor, consisting of the Boston and Sa
Cadets. who were on duty in the State Hous,
g. followed aher The Chief Marshal of tn,
md ids Joined next in procession and wer,
we'd by the President Of the United States
rode in a beautiful open barouche, accompa
by his two sons and by Mr. Buckingham
y ,den, Of the Monument Association The 9th
Il yrcd guests followed We notice Gov Nor
Gov. Kent, of Maine, Gov. Fenner of Rhod,
y.
the several members of the Cabinet and
= gentlemen in the suite, Lieut.. Gov. Childs
Us Choa,c, Winthrop. King Porter, of Con
~ many Of the Judiciary Of this and othe
3s besides several other persons Of distinction
n he was one hundred and eight veterans of III,
oluiiou among the invited guests. Those whc
III, all Lexington, had a neat representation
be monumen, at that place borne with the car
q IN which they rode. All the invited guests
The number of carriages therefore mad,
siderable part of the procession.
lsrbem followed the second DIVISION which
.sembled like the first in the State House -
sisted principally of the authorities and Of
b government, and of different public in
tons The various incorporated societie
joined in the procession, had formed in tive
ms on the Common, and followed on in or
ben the leading societies had reached tn
Park street.
The barouche containing the President, turn
y o State street he was hailed with loud cheers
kBrimmer, the Mayor, was also cheered, ant
1houls that went up, when the survivors of tn
~ utlon turned down the street, were deafening
~ top Of the carriage in which the Lexington
20 gors rode was miniature model Of the Lex
hnn Monument, erected over the ashes Of tn
he4 who fell on the 10Th of April, l775. TIL
% fsof the Army and Navy, were very numel
I'd made mos, capital appearance.
p veteran, Major Benjamin Russell, was re
y IN State street, with three hearty cheers.
~ splendid corps, the n. York Light Guar
be New York Brass Band, escorted the Son
Nv England, Cheers, lond and long cor
greeted them as they passed.
Adiiion 10 the Societies, &c. previously mer
a, expected to form part OF the procession
LEGATIONS from the Andover Theoogica
parry, the Dane Law School, Harvard Colleg
= Phillips Academy at Dover.
u principal streets through which the pre-
passed were adorned with flags and stream
all nations, and of every description. o
co, street, across from the corner OF We
10 the Common, was a line OF America
~ and pennsn,s, and another across the hea
81 stree, On Washington street tho decor,
we're very numerous and beautiful Anon
pos conspicuous were those Of the Ladie
talr, the Marlboro Hotel, Rowland's Dru
Medicine store. which was ornamented wit
MS OF evergreens as well as flags A strin
s. was run across this street, from the OIL
10 the corner of Harvard Place. A spler
hsF'can ensign, and also full length hgur
veteran Sam. Adams From the Consula
'snee and Spain in Joys building, were di
'ne hags Of their respective nations. A
safe street, from the Offices Of the Tim,
0lfeF, and frcm the Democratic Readln
lines Of flags and pennan,s waved rnajesi
Tie breeze. From the Times office WI
"a banner bearing the inscription, " Tn
dedicate to those who died that We migl
re- people" The front Of the Readln
was also splendidly decorated with haa
'eamers, and IN the middle was hung s,ns