The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-11-26
DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.

DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE
The ceebration by the Democracy Of this city will
take place on "Wednesday next, if fair; if not the
first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted. Previous
notice having been given Of the character of the cee
| brai'on, 1t 10 unnecessary here to repeat 1t.
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENT.
Tie day will be ushersd in By the firing of ma
tional salute from Capitol Hill
On the arrival OF the Democracy of Baltimore hsv-
ing charge of the splendid banner presented to them
| by the Democracy Of The emporium of The Empire
State a continental salute of thirteen guns will be-
fired on the canal fronting the Hickory Pole.
The several Democratic Associations, under the
direction of their marshas will assemble at the Hck.
DRY Pole precisely at O'clock and be reported TO the
mashab-chief, Lund Washington, jr. when the
music to the residence of John c. Rves for the pur-
pose of receiving banner from several Democratic
la dies of Washington City, which will be presented
by General Dawson, OF Louisiana, on their behalf;
on which occasion continental salute of thirteen
guns will be fired on the canal opposite the pole.
Then James Hoban, the of the day will deli
from the Hickory Pole stand coDgratulatory ad-
dress.
The procession will, then, by direction of the mar
shal-in Chief be formed in the follow ing order on the
marching Of which salute Of twenty-six guns will
be fired
| l. The Democratic Association of Baltimore with
the committee having charge OF the banner.
2. The Democratic Associations of Annapolis,
| foot may honor the occasion with their attend
ance.
3. Distinguished officers and strangers.
| 4. The Young Hickory Club, headed by their pre-
sident, Charles 8. Wallach, under the direction Of
| their marshal, John Heart.
| S. Democratic Association of Capitol Hill, headed
| by their president Charles X. Gardiner, under tho
direction of their marshal, Simon Brown.
6. The Navy Yard Democratic Association, head
ed by hsir pre- sident, James Thornley, under the d.
| Iection of John Queen, their marshal.
7. The senior Democratic Association of w ashiDg-
ton City, headed by their president, Amos Kendall,
and other officers Under the direction of John A. Dos
noho, their marshal
| 8. Democratic citizens generally.
| 9. The Bladensburg Democratic Association.
mounted, and such others rs may be on horse.
The above marshalS, and j. B. Philips, H. C. Will
iiams and Asbury Tucker the aids to the parshalip-
chief, will be mounted, and distinguished by blue
sash with white roselte, and having batons.
The marsha's 10 provide their own sashes
The foot lnarshals, wearing the badge Of the re-.
spective associations, have hickory baton two feet
| in length, with a blue rband circing each end.
The members Of the several associations will be
distinguished by their respective association badges
The line having been formed, will proceed
From the Hickory Pole in font Of the Globe Office
down the Pennsylvania avenue to 18th street; up
18th to street; down Etc 10th street, down to the
avenue, and up by the north side of Capitol square, to
Capitol street. On the arrival of the proct sson at
that place national salute will be fired From East
Capitol street, by I'd street east the avenue down
the avenue to 9Th street east, and down to street
south thence by 9TH street south to Virginia avenue
up Virginia and New Jersey avenues to street
south, and thence to the Capitol Hill Hickory Pole.
ToRcH-LIGHr PROCESSION.
The procession will then move from Capitol Hill
down the south side of Capitol square, and through
Pennsylvania avenue to the Presidents House;
thence TO street north up 10Th street west to tho
avenue; thence TO K street, on to the Georgetown
bridge; counermarch on X street, and back by The
avenue to street; down / to 9Th street; down TO
New York avenue, up to l street, on to 9th street,
down 10 H street down H 10 9th street. down to F
street; up to 7th, down to Louisiana avenue up
to City Hall; down A. street to street, up 10 81
street, down 10 the avenue, and thence to the Hcke
ry Pole, and place of dismissal.
The marshaIs, foot and mounted, will see that the
line be not crowded or broken in upon by those not
marching in the procession.
Our Democratic friends expected 10 illuminate
as contemplated. 1t ia not however, expected that
those holding rank command in the army or navy
should unite in this jubilee.
1t is hoped that the recommendations in the cards
heretofore published will be regarded.
BY order of the committee of arrangements.