Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-06-30
CIVIC PROCESSION.
FIRST DIVISION.

FIRST DIVISION.
Chief .Marshal-SAMUEL CHANDLER, Of
Lexington-Six Aids.
Body Guard, composed OF the Boston and
Salem Cadets.
Committee of Arrangements in Barcuche.
JOHN TYLER, PRESIDENT OF
THE U. STATES, JosEPH Il. BUcKiNG-
HAM, President Of the Bunker Hill .MOnu-
ment dissertation, John Tyler, Jr., and Robert
Tyler, sons of the President, in a bnrouche
drawn by six beautiful black horses and flank
ed by detachment of Lancers.
| Then followed in carriages, the Chaplain OF
the day, the Rev. MI Ellis of Charlestown
First Vice President of the Bunker Hill Monu-
ment Association, Hon. John c. Spencer, Hon.
Hugh 5. Legare, Hon. Charles A. Wicklife,
and Hon. James NJ. Porter, members Of the
Presidents Cabinet. His Excellency the Gov
ernor Of the Commonwealth and suite, Ii.
Governor, Governors Council Secretary,
Treasurer, Governor James Fenner, OF Rhode
Island, Ex-Governor King, Of Rhode Island,
United States Marshal and Judges Of the Uni
ted States Courts, Hon. Rufus Choaie, Hon
George Evans, Hon. Robert c. Winthrop,
Hon. George N. Briggs, Hon. Leverett Sal
tonsial Hon. Caleb Cushing, Hon. William
Parmenier, George Bancroft, Esq. Sheriff OF
Suffolk, Chief Justice Shaw, Judges Wilde
and Hubbard of the Supreme Judicial Couri
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, and
Revolutionary Soldiers. There were &c car
riages, containing the old veterans Of the Rev
olution. The first portion of the carriages
contained the survivors of the battle of Bunker
Hill. Upon one carriage was raised minia-
ture monument Of the battle of Lexington with
the inscriptions borne upon that Monument al
Lexington, and inside the carriage were old
soldiers who fought at the battle of Lexington.
| SECOND DIVISION
Officers of the Army and Navy on this sta
ton. They mustered very full and looked
well. The Collector, Post Master, Naval OF
fcer, Surveyor, Navy Agent, Captain of the
Revenue Gutter, Foreign Consuls. Judges o
the Courts Of other States, President and Off
GERS of Harvard College, Reverend Clergy
Sergeant at Arms Of the State, Members of The
Massachusetts, Senate and House Of Rcpresen.
iaiives, Clerk of The Senate, Seecimen o
Charcstown, Hon. Martin Brmmer, Mayor
of the city Of Boston, Aldermen and member;
Of the city Council, Treasures of MiddlescS
and Suffolk, City Clerk, City Solicitor anC
) Chief Engineer, Judges Of Probate Courts
Architeci and Builder Of Bunker Hill Monu
: ment, Officers of Militia in uniform.
THIRD DIVISION.
) Free .Masons. King Solomon's, Middesex
St. John, 81. Andrews, Mi. Lebanon, Massa
chuseits, and Star in the East Lodges. The
Masons, with their iull ranks, banners, dresses
&c., made very imposing appearance. King
Solomon's Lodge built the first monument OF
Bunker Hill, and gave the land on which i
stood to the Bunker Hill Monument Associa
tion.
.Massaehusetts Charitable Mechanic ASCOT
ation.-Tbey carried a beautiful new standard
prese nled to the Society by Hon. Samuel Il
Armstrong, on the morning Of the l7ih. Mot
to, "Be Just and Fear Not" with picirr,
! representing the various mechanical arts. TIL,
members wore an appropriate badge with
green roseite. This association built 40 fee
.. Of the present monument at their own expense
, Ne,c York Light Guard, with The
Ne,c England Society of New York unde
) escort, headed by their President, Hon. Nose
IT, GIinncll. The society mustered yer,
, strong. This splendid company, with tn
: SONS Of New England made noble show.