The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-02

medicine, Maryland Institute of Education.
Collector and officers Of the customs.
Captains of vessels, pilots,
and seamen.
Baltimore Typographical Society.
Hbernian Society
French Citizens Association
Calvert Beneficial Society
Seaman's Beneficial Society.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Assistant marshas-Henry r. Louderman, Thos
| P. Alricks, John Greer Boggs, Henry Hopkins,
! Richard S. Sewall.
Maryland Historical Society.
| Monumental Lyceum.
Murray Institute.
High and male public schools of Baltimore.
NINTH DIVISION.
Assistant marshas-Wm. S. Williams, George
| Freshman, Philip Muth, jr., G. W. r. Boudin.
| Independent Order of Red Men.
| United Brethren.
Washington Temperance Society
| Maryland State Temperance Society.
Marion Temperance Society.
| Maryland Catholic Temperance Society.
Sons Of Temperance.
| Neptune Fishing Club.
Lexington Fishing Club.
TENTH DIVISION
Assistant Observation-Disclosures Russell, James Car.
| roll, jr., John Mitchell, Thomas Humes, ir.
| The Baltimore United Fire Department, (under
the command of Jesse Hunt, esq, as chief marshal
Mechanical, Columbian,
Union, First Baltimore
Friendship, United
Deptford, Franklin,
Liberty, Washington,
Independent, Patapsco,
! Viglant, Howard,
New Market, Wachman
Lafayette.
ELEVENTH. DIVISION.
Assistant nlarshals-J. Maybury Turner, f. Hoo
| yer, Lewis Barringer
| Baltimore Butchers Association, mounted
! Citizens from the country, mounted
| In the order above stated, the procession moved
along the designated route until it finally reached the
base of the Washington Monument.
MOUNT VERNON PLACE
| The procession, which had been somewhat d.
minished in numbers before reaching Mount Vernon
Place, was, nevertheless, more than one hour enter
4 ing the square An immense stand, handsomely
draped with flags and shrouded in mourning had
been erected at the western base of the monument;
and this was occupied by large number of per-
sons, among whom were the orator of the day. the
officiating minister's the clergy of the city generally
officers of the army and navy in full uniform, the
chief officers of the procession, and many distin-
guished strangers. The scene presented to the eye
from this eminence was interesting in the highest
degree. The varied and handsome dresses Of the
military, the beautiful banners and insignia of the
various civic associations, fire companies, &C., form
splendid dwellings in the square were also tastefully
draped with black, which heightened the solemn
beauty the spectacle.
| The ceremonies were commenced by an appro-
pirate air performed by the Philadelphia brass band,
i with admirable effect.
At its close, the Rev. Dr. Wyatt offered up to the
throne Of Divine Grace an eloquent prayer, which
we subjoin
Almighty and everlasting God, Of whose only gift it
conth that thy faithful people do unto thee true and
&c mo we
and though the heaven of heavens contain
that thou hast promised thy especial presence not only in
gathered together in thy Suffer approach
thee with unhalowed lips, or hdeyout hearts Let thy
spirit be now with who assembled to acknow ledge
the admonton OF thy providence in the removal by death
ohy servant once exalted as Chief Magistrate of the land
to great and honor but returned to the dust
again. and summoned 10 render account Of his steward
with gody for SIM be with prayer to quicken
holy DESIRES and in praise to hcghen gratitude
| and love.
Most holy God! Of thy mercies alone not
snmed for confess with shame and sorrow that
SINS as individuals and nation have cried to heaven
heads The Of violence and injustice Of broken con
tracts OF Violated sabbahs revlng rulers and rampns
upon the laws OF nodnate pursuit of riches and reckless
quanaeng them upon pride and luxury and ust the sins
70 sustain them at home send them borders
Of the land and TO them that yet the shadow Of DEATH
the sin Of living without God in the world while
there is no Godall these have Justly provoked thine
| Remember ord
| neither take thou vengeance Of iniques but
spare Us; gGIa Lord spare Thy people whom thou hast
with forever Create make in US new and contTite
hearts that We worhiy amentng SINS may obtain Of
through the weakness Of our mortal nature we are sore
let and hndered in running the that before us
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thee, 9 Lo'd ali things consist and thou uphodest al
hitherto forboe to cut of In the midst of folly;
and permitting us still to enjoy the means Of grace dost
vonehsae again to call us to repentance Grant that thy
calls may not be in tan lives confused
guilt May remember that days and years pass
u.s. we approach to Judgment and make al
t to die That thou. oh God hast been exceedingly
gracious to this land heowng upon many precious
privileges delivering us from enemies and granting
us singular prosperity render our humble thanks
and praise Thy bounul provdences towards us. indi-
Thy always been less than our aims de-
Many times hast thou overruled for good and
brought light out OF darkness and given hope In dcspond
ency and set feet upon rock ordered gongs
Continue 70 Lord this thy favor and protection lei
truth and Justice hrohery Kindness and charity diligence
and sobrety flourish among they NAV be the tn
bity Of times and may make this nation praise in The
United States governor Of this Commonwealth and All
subor magistrates and ministers thereof Let the
spirit Of wsdsm and counsel and tho fear OF God upon
all legislative bodies Endue thy minister's temporal and
spiritual with righteousness and holiness and make Inv
chosen people rejoice Both in church and state give
peace spirit Of concord; may all classes Of
cheeruly and quietly obey for conscience sake that thy
church may increase and flourish piety every.
where abound Grant all who admitted into the
fellowship Of Chrsts religion that they may avoid those
such things as are agreeable to the same Thou only show
them that in error the light Of thy truth that they
ton prvy conspiracy and rebellion from all false doctrine
heresy and schsm from hardness Of heart and contempt
thy word and % good Lord deliver u.s. 50 we
thanks forever and win always be showing forth thy praise
from generation to generation, ,-
cannot be numbered and who by the spectacle which the
nation this period beholdng Of the vanity Of fe the