The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-24

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Rhode Island assembled In reference to the late national
bereavement Resolutions passed providing for sua
bic immediate observances OF the lamented event and
committee appointed to general demonstra
| ton on the part OF the citizens at large
- b. s..,.. -. A. a., .a,ao,o - ~. A.. IA,
was ,ne Guy seies'ed py me ciii
zens o. Cincinnati DOT 'ne ~ ?, jack
sons aes w ps q, ,h. "i Ia; " ohap
lain, and Judge Burke 70 denver the euiogium'
A,n,ry-Ths common council. and the democratic re
publican general committee Of Albany assembled at their
resnectiye chambers on Friday and adoped resoutions
eloaueny OF their sense of the nations
The demise OF Andrew Jackson They also each appointed
committees to act in Conjunction In mai sur
as may be deemed proper Tor an
nrorrate funeral honors 10 In. memory Of The
sesd " '' s"''y VI 'hs distinguished
POrrsv,LLr, PsNssnyAs.Ths citizens of Pottsvie on
Thursday evening assembled without distinction of party
preliminary steps for rendering suitable
honors to the memory of the great departed by military
Lowell, saturday evening the cit
lie testimonial IN honor OF the memory ofGeneal Jackson
FnEprsIcK, MAnrLAsp.-The mavor of Frederick Mary.
an as upon the Of Gen Jack
ON saturday last TO take m.si"re % ~ dan
a.; ~ 49, as ~ ane neasufes ior Puohc oenohua-
uoh III hohor Oh nis memory
BiIMonE,-Ihe city councils OF Baltimore held spe-
cs meeting on Friday and took for dressing their
council chambers In mourning and appointed committee
70 ACT with me committee OF the citizens IN grand public
committee appointed by the citizens, in meeting to
Ss such measures as would best enable them to show
Jackson and their respect his memory met agreeaby
to public notice Yesterday afternoon at the City Hall
fancy Chief Justice Of the United States called the
chair; and ON motion OF VIM. +. Giles, esq, Capt John
Pcke appointed secretary The chairman stated 10
rested with the members OF the committee suggest
John Nelson esq moved the appointment of committee
Of FIVE to confer with the committee of the councils and
Mr. Pqryance copcurred in this view
VIM Flick esq, suggested that before the appointment
oil snch committee this committee should give some init
nation what they considered should
II had been usual in such cases to have procession and
oil TINS committee that such course should be pursued
After further remarks from Messrs Nelson and
frick,
VIM H. Watson, esq, suggested that to time, this
committee should invite Committee on the part Of the
and they would then be enabled to proceed to work
Jointly at once.
Cen A. Mltenberger then moved that there should be
funeral procession and that Grafton should be delivered
VIM H Watson, esq, moved that the committee of the
councils be invited to cooperate with this committee in
Doctor Brscoe nominated Col solomon HilIen as chief
the Committee Ho"'''a'0n was unanimously 'onnr"ea ~
VIM H. Watson eso moved that Tuesday the first dav of
July be fixed as the day for the procession -
M s tsr y, SCOT esq as an moved tuesday
u ', " ths ie .h , eJeeea anu inc cues
noh was taken upon the hs' proposition which was car
General A. Mltenberger moved that committee of
ro each ward be appointed to compose an executive
with committees from other bodies.
two members of tho committees or tba c"nncis shond h
added to the above Committee A' No'' '' "
IJpon motion h was
Rrsop,d That The committee nroceed 70 nonin,,.
Gus 10 balioting f'' " "'A''''@ f's'
Dara steaaS1; .s, ,;no,, ~ H. pt, n
Howard f' W o 1 ' -
The following pentlemep ere also naced in nompaop
| nv others. e ~ ~ " ''
Hon Chief Iustice T,noy
Hon Judye linton g Hsatb
Hon Indse Iohn aa,anJ
Hon JohS NeIsnn e
John " l. McWabon eso
All The penemen named sxcen, tbe srt fbo vas mi,
r ~ eaeh assigning various reasons which
gladly accept
with and ,t Gem Howard be eopsdersd the
choice Of the meeting.
selection be referred to the executive committee as General
Howard was not present The amendment was negaay,ed
| it was conc urred in