The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-22
PROGR ANNE.

throughout Europe.
PROGRAMME.
The day OF the celebration will be Monday next the oath
instant The place Of rendezvous Lafayette square, the
First Ward At III O'Clock, m, salute will be fired by
Captain Buckingham's artillery. The hour of meeting in
squads and divisions Lafayette square will be IL o'clock
The military will assemble on the side. .s
The clergy the students and scholars preceded by
presidents of colleges and principals of academies and
schools and those connected with the press the north
side, in II street.
The wards under their respective banners. the
side also, the citizens Of other towns and places
The General and Executive Committees, the Orator of the
day, and Chaplain, the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common
Council OF the city, and the Judiciary of the District win
form the south side, in Pennsylvania avenue.
The President and Heads of Departments, with the For
egn Ministers resident at Washington and such officers of
army navy of the United States do not form with
the wards ALSO the Vice President members of the Senate
and House Representatives of the United Sates will be
conducted by marshal from the grounds OF the Presidents
house the procession, after the column is formed.
AT o'clock. p the line will be formed on the south
pavement of Lafayette square, with the right resting on
the street west of the square
The line will be formed in the following oraer COM
mencing the right:
Military.
Captain Tuck's Cavalry.
Captain Plummer's Cavalry.
Captain Buckingham's Artillery.
Captain Lemmon's Light Infantry
Captain Tate's Light Infantry.
Captain Bacons Blues
Positions will be adjusted according priority of rank of
rh. oace Of ,e n~ .ma MS Cir, and N,;on,,
Authorities.
Music.
T rhs G GnseSsi ~sd c ohapain;
The General Committee.
The Mayor Aldermen, and Common Council.
w. 7 The judiciary, with its Is Officers:
Foreign Ministers rssdoni at washington and Officers of
the Amy and NayX mot uniting win the wadi Ho
me Of Rspre:snia,iSes Of the United States, with their
The citise"s i" the fol!o'oi"g '"bdiui'io"'
The Clergy
The College of Georgetown, President, Officers, and
Students.
The Columbian College, Presidents Officers and Students
The Academies and Schools their Principals and Scholars
The Printers, with a car and press
Music.
Strangers and Visitors from other places
The Citizens Of the First Ward;
The Citizens OF the Second Ward.
The Citizens Of the Third Ward
The Citizens of the Fourth Ward.
The Citizens OF the Fifth Ward.
The Citizens of the Sixth Ward
The Citizens of the Seventh Ward. 4
Other divisions avoided, it is desirable, in popu
lar demonstration kind that the strength OF the pro-
cesson should appear in the wards that no difference
should be made account OF occupation language, or
birthplace but that all should assemble as Asican es
Gems. .riItts .lt
1t sought arrangements to honor the conspicuous
part performed by of learning by students. and by
those connected with the PRESS and especially u express
our sympathy, far it be done by procession
with those who in this great movement for liberty have
the most to do and the gainthe their
general relations citizens.
Soon after one p. M the column will be formed, and
march in procession down Pennsylvania TO the
eastern front of the Capitol.
At the Capitol Grace will be invoked in PRAYER by Rev
- -, and an Grafton will be delivered by Richard S.
Coxe esq. .r.I
The Marseies Hymn will be sung by natives of France
thu
France will be read prepared by the chairman of the gem
eral committee.
The procession will again be formed, and march to Mar
kc square.
The civic part the procession will there be dismissed
under salute of the military in line, and they under
salute from the artillery.
1t respectfully requested in the of the citizens OF
Washington, that business be suspended after IL o'clock
in the public Offices courts, sores and other places, the
better enable all to Join in the ceremonies of the day
The printers will select their narshas and each of the
colleges will appoint marshall who, reporting the
chief arsha will be assigned respectively, the appro
pirate part of the procession.
The chief marshal will q ni-colored SASH buff
mounting, and tri-coored His aids will be dis
nguished by red sash, blue inounngs, and white
and the assistant marshas by white SASH red
mountings, apd blue roseites Batons correspond.
The and members of the committee will ri
colored rosettes on the left lapel.
The wards and other divisions of the procession will
bring such flags and banners may be in their power
add to the display
The .ashes and housings OF the Marshas and the
the Orator. the General and Executive Committees and
the Marshas will be prepared by Mr. j. f. Harvey, and
will be in readiness Wizards Hotel Monday morning
The aids and assistant marshas invited at
Wizards Hotel, on Saturday evening, at g. o'clock.
S. r, HOBBIE, Chief Marshal
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