The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-30
TRIBUTES TO THE MEMORY OF
GENERAL JACKSON.

IA
From the Pennsylvania"
HONORS TO GEN. JACKSON.
PuuApELrHIA, June 26.
,.,,..,c,I Tbe morning was
The weather n was s,d ,ow"rda afternoon, although
cool ana oraclne, anu ~ss.ssh;n~ breeze tempered
the SKY wa, ,s s"n rsndsr;ns ID altogether as pleas
the rayso I hs dss;rsd and aIIeyating that ex-
AM a. co. - ,Ss o;,;tarv. as we'll as citizens
eess'se have resulted from more suItry sum
,na' ssu ~ he ahipping and on the public build
me mas s :, hsemast during the day; and minute
lngs were a. md The bells Of The churches toled
Guns ,he march of The procession. Throughout
auring o ,,,ssrous nuhc and private edifices were
inc ei,y IL n,oorn;pg and the cessation from bust
shrou ,s much more General than is usually the
ease and 4 Is le 10 the spontaneous feeling of
,ho communitv Throughout the route trayersed
b., he nrocess;on there was a considerable DISPLAY
rondea aags and banners on the part Of
N. c;i;Sens eyincng much taste. and a hearty mar
,;c;na,ion in he solemn ceremonials
r. ~, ,.,.v ,,,,h ,ha;r nsua sn;r;t x,,ere ON, II,
,,ras Numbers The various comnanies nj an sarlv
hour started from their quarters for BROAD street
,vharo he division was formed Most az The corn
nanes turned out with full ranks and he mnosinp
d;snnv attracted the attention of crowds of c,zens
dnring the fore mart Of the dav. The exact and
c cus manner n which they moved and the
beauty and stvle Of their eou;nments reflected The
areass crea;t bo,b mon The ctHcsrs and men Sew
ST. consn;ss ars nrsssn, ssona rsno,a 0 nf
he county and others from, ,ha co,n,,, ~ Mont.
oo,nerw The whole force was nnSer ,he commsnJ
ssSMa r,.s.ss d. ~aS ~; "a. 0
Oh MAJOR uensrai fs.ers1n ana %a ms aias d r
Firs, Civ Troon CANAAN Ruler. Montromerv
cn.,, H., Ca,,s; 49,. Sasana |,;,, TO-,
Csnts;n Tus,n. Ph;,adslnh;o Craus len, Hast,
;nas r,;,b !; ss,d.n;scss and civ csissons he
men and Objects mamn,ed Jnn;or Ar,;IIerv Canaan
Dr.v Ts;,, a r,;IIar, can,an Smith. indspend-
an, Goa,ds canaan Hos,yell. csdwal,der ora va
Can,,;n Morehaad. Wasb;na,on Gravs' CANAAN
MI Jar,. Can,man,, Can,aIo 7 C,odwaIaaer. Ma
,;onal Ar,;iIermp csn,s;n Mnrnhv. State Art;erv
Canaan CIvmer comnrisine Ike artillery regiment
',e5aa a-.ynd &c S.o, Tha S,.,s Esnc;.
hIns can,a;n pa.s. W.shins,on plues csn,sn Dat
,ersoo. National Gravs Canaan Fr;,z. Pa,ierson
Gn.rds Canta;n MuI;n. Washng,on G,ards or.
tain 1,olshan. Second Comnanv State Eenc;hers
T;an,snan, I3;rs,. IIn;on Esnc;iles C.n,a;n y.
Ph;iad.lnh;a Gnsrds Con.;n RnJd. ofsgs,,s ~,
Guards Can,a;n smith. Civ Gnards Canaan H;
National Gpards Can,a;n K;nes,on. Mechanic ri,
Ae CANAAN M;n,,er form;no he ;nfan,rv reo;mant
,,nder c,,,n,and of ColoneI Mnrra,,
JB;,J h,;gads = Gan Enhhsll and s,.fr w.v,e
Ar,;lloru Ta,,a;, MnrdonL. Tarr;son A r,;,I.yr,,
Can,a;, }Tsts!.s. No. p;a, rsn,aa pa.s,,.,.
nd.randan, p;aos T ;..,anan, rra5sh.,,
S.eonJ h,;r.Ja 'Cssnsrai Ro,mfnr, and STAFF TIE
xUash;n,.o,s C.u.Ir,, can,a, S,,Sar. r., Co.
,rroon Sa,,,.;n ps,;nn IacLson r,;ilar,, C.,,a,r
II,hIi' E.anLeard .,;Iiar,r Can,a;ap paiLh,ai
Man,aor,ar,r C.mards Can,a;n M,rnh, carr,a,,
$50 f,I,.a ia,,,aran, pioI;. pnIh2yr,,,.I vi
,,n,asrs T;a,,ousn, M;'bnlas.' Mnnroo .Ja
I,;entenant Wilson. pbiladeInb;a G.;ebt Guards
Can,a;r parr.,, Na,;nnaI Rios Cap,.;n So,L
Wass,no,on nd can,a;n Pann;nosord rarr,;aa =
roo;mans under ,be cdromand Of Colonel GnndnsS,n
ana Ma;or Sn,au ph;IadsInh;a ar,;Iiar,, Cnn,a;,
yV;ch,. IIn;on c.,ys S,anta;n s,reaner. Dill AL
mia c.da,s car,s;n Wb;,a WasSfn,r,,,, W"I,,a
,aars Caa,.;, Ip;n.n,o,,,,n. 2ua.I;n..Sa N,:n.'n,
T;nards Canaan Re;se. W.sb;notnn ';oh, La
~ Can,.;n R;nder. Cnrn.n p;Se can,a;n Io;,h
mar f5rm;na The Germnn Ln,aiion nndpr ~. .nn,-
mand ~ Mn?or n;,hn,ar Wnn,nnan,, pa,,.i;an
CAPTAIN FIannipan: Moni~omerv S;nards Can,s;n
McCeuv. op''.'
m. A.rs horno h,, ,ho n,,;,., NO.. N
nr;atev trimmed with crane and the ot,;cersp and
men wore badges of mourning upon their arms and
their sword-hits. The whole number Of men under
arms was $500.
We have but little SPACE left TO notice the details
of the procession. Ii was highly creditable; and
thousands thronged the route to witness it, From
the starting point throughout the entire route tray.
ersed. the windows we're filled will females, the
roofs of the houses were crowded with spectators,
the stoops and sidewalks were filled to repletion
with people of all classes and ages, great proper
crowded, That there was at times, difficulty
IN eftecting passage for the procession, without
causing great crowdlng ana confusion amongst the
,ssehDaeu aui'ituoe' AZ 70 es'naed that mol less
1i i'v,ooo persons wl.ncsseu llie inln'ense caval
caue. .ne heau OF 'he civic procession were car
, ua oon'aln' Tue G n oi arrangement,
No Liosuo'is Deiias' ". Dciiunc, oiho1rs vi tne
general ana ihe state governments, Including the
secretary OF the commonwealth ana the state treas
urer; the judiciary ana clergy; the mayor and re-
corder Oh the city, ana various other dignitaries and
several associations OF the city; surviving officers
ana soldiers OF the revolution. on loot were body
OF soldiers OF the ate war ana Dartmoor prisoners
with the ofhcers OF the army and navy. Then fol-
lowed me independent Order Odd Fellows and the
sons OF Temperance; the corporations and citizens
OF me various districts OF the county, the hremen
Trade societcs ana literary and other associations-
the whole being concluded by large body ofmount-
Gu ci''zens.
The ODD FELLOWS
The Odd Fellows turned out IN large numbers,
and with their splendid paraphernalia and beautiful
banners abrouded in roourning f,rnoed ,,;,o az a.,
$500: er =. 'iouns, 'oi m qui'e al az
tractve feature OF tne procession lhere were over
thirty subordinate lodges, besides the grand lodge