American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-03

From the Washington Globe.l
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE INAUGURATION
OF THE PRESl DENT ELECT, ON THE 4th
OF MARCH, 1915.
The doors of the Senate Chamber will be
opened at 10 o'clock, for the admission of Sc
majors and others, who, by the rules of the Sc
nate and the arrangement of the Committee,
are entitled to admission, as follows:
The President elect
The ex-Prcsdcnts.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices of
the Slprcme Court.
The Diplomatic Corps.
District Judges of the United States.
Heads Of Departments and Bureaus at the
seat OF Government.
Officers who, by name, have received the
thanks of Congress forthcr gallantry and good
conduct IN the service of their country, or who
have received medals by vote of Congress,
and any person entitled to a seat on the floor
of the Senate, including
The Governor for the time being ofany State
or Territory of the Union.
The ex-Governors of the several States.
Such gentlemen as have been Heads of De-
partments or Members Of either branch of Con-
gress.
Persons who for the time being belong to
the respective State and Territorial Legsla-
lures.
Persons belonging to such Legislatures of TO-
reign Governments as are III amty with the
United States.
The Mayors of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria.
All of whom will be admitted at the north
door of the Capitol.
Seats will be placed in front of the Secreta-
Iy's table for the President elect and eIPresi-
dents.
For the Chief Justices and Associate Justices
ofthe Supreme Court, in front and on the right
of the Chair.
For the Committee of Arrangements, on the
floor on the right of the Chair.
For the Diplomatic Corps, in front and on
the left of the Chair.
Such gentlemen as have been Members Of
either branch of Congress, together with the
Mayors of Washington, Georgetown, and AL
exandria, will occupy the eastern lobby.
The circular lobby is assigned to the other
persons entitled to admission on the floor
The eastern gallery of the Senate will be oc-
copied by gentlemen, who will be admitted by
the outside northeastern door only.
The circular gallery will be reserved entire
ly for ladies', who, unattended by gentlemen,
will enter the Capitol from the terrace by the
principal western door, and be conducted to the
rotundo and gallery.
Officers of the Army, Navy, and Marine
Corps, not entitled to admission on the floor of
the Senate under the rule, but who appear in
uniform, will be admitted by the same entrances;
and all other doors and entrances to the Capitol
will be kept closed.
The Senate will convene at II o'clock.
The Diplomatic Corps, with the Judges of
the Supreme Court, will enter few minutes
before the Vice President.
The Vice President will enter the chamber
at halfpast o'clock with the Committee of
Arrangements, and be conducted to the Char.
The oath will BIO administered to the Vice
President by the President pro tempore.
The oath of office will be administered to
the new members of thu Senate by its Presi-
dent
The President elect will arrive at quarter
before twelve o'clock, will be met by the Com
mittee at the entrance, and conducted to the
seat prepared for him in the Senate chamber.
At twelve O'Clock, those assembled OIL the
floor of the Senate will proceed to the eastern
portico of the Capitol, IN the following order:
. The Marshal of the District Of Columbia;
The Supreme Court of the United States;
The Sergeant-at-arms Of the Senate;
The Committee Of Arrangements;
The President elect ex-Presdents, the Vice
President, and Secretary of the Senate;
The Members of the Senate;
The Diplomatic Corps
The Mayors of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, and the other persons before
admitted on the floor of the Senate.
On reaching the front of the portico the
President elect and Chief Justice will take the
seats provided for them.
The ex-Presidents, the Committee of Ar
rangcments, and Associate Justices of the Su-