New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-01
the other SIDE vas the motto freedoms ffst Of.

tho other SIDE vas the motto freedoms hfst o.
f4rnera so TIE names OF tne heroes "ho loss 'Hsi'
lives atthe Le1inl;o sllu-'er IN oiher Tes7ecls.
tc~0rr ,yhat - have stated. ;ne procession vs. not
remarkable for Irs decorative accom- tnimeuis
Slowly end marching 10 the sounds OF solemn
rousir rho head OF the procession re iched ile ro
I'VE, ~, the western SGe OF which Il halted where
the chest containing tire reultN> OF The depAff !
uat,iots Vas u.aret on A coFeIen loiA am VIZ ~
crenec. Through TIE kindness OF ,ne chiet .aIs
&c roer1bcrs of the press present were allONe1 10
49, "a ,,rfn,err,Iuted view OF the bones. The re-
ceptecle III which they sy vas 81 olacA walnut poe
l,ted The internal pari vas -lFldei mo inies
compartments, one al the Aedl, an t"o %. - -
NH Zach other on the siies. In the former lay ll5
h.reS M CsDtaia Isaac DAVIS, GA tne right those OF
Hosroer. while Hay~art's lag on me iet OUTSIDE,
~ nc too 81 the I'D. were silver plates. on when
he names OF the patriots were engraved each ABOVE
~ Donr-,Ttmentin which the bones lay.
The foJv OF the procession hled past IN view OF
-, ,euayc altar u hIch the citizens II large TOOK 4
glance at the relics. Nearly an hour Vas employer
IN tbis ceremonious leave-taNlng, after when me
r.ltearer, closed the nd Of the sarcophagus. ana u
end rs c0nei : were berne 10 and deposltel IL Hl7
sufrfure assigned to them ID the base vi me nohu
n ont The procession then len for the large tent
,.o,cb vs. rrcbed ~ feed to the of the mon
rroert auc only few RODS distant from L,
during he penod employed IN removing ana DC
vosil.Ig the remains minute-suns "ere nIed oy d
detachment Of the Concord artillery.
Wales mammoth tent was the one IN when the
Intellectual and festive portions o. the ceremonies
we're % take place. Il VAS seated Tor 900, ana a
Of caterers. John Wright Of Boston. Every cover
was occupied every one seemed 10 be satisfied &
and II was no more Than every ones duty 50 ID De-
for the dirner Was both sumptuOus and wei ar
ranged Nj Wngh, earned another 70 add to me
many laurols lie has earned n The discharge Oh MS
peculiar Office -,
Rev. } T. Woodbury. Of Acton, presided At the
Pucr 70 aay Indulgence, however, IN the creature
comforts the following Order of Exercises was gone
through with
/. PRAYER. by Rev. Mr. Frost, OF Concord-a most
eloquent and Impressive address. ,
. Hymn composed for The occasion, b heF' H.
Durdni, NAIVE u Acton 81
3 Grafton by his Excellency Governor Dput"eA'
II was production admirably calculated Tor 'ne oc-
caslOn. and c-monstratlye OF a strong ana heaAhl
intelligence. ~ It VIII be- published, We VIII not
attempt 10 epiiomige IT'S special points Inc ofatioh
lasted over an hour. .
Wa a very acceptable production, and Us burden
wasthe events oi the l9th April, lH5
blessing was asked by the chaplain OF the day,
after " hch the company pfrtook oil cLlhef-l OelnS
The toa>t-Capt Isaac DAVIS. and private Abner
Hosmer the only men killed al Concord on Apul IT,,
l1I5 &c. &c.-WaS responded 10 by Hon ROBERT 10
Winthrop III some eloquent remarks.
The memories of Hayward, Captain Parker OF the
Lexington Company, Colonel Robinson, Jonathan
HARRINGTON, and other heroes. who fell IN the early
days of our revolutionary history were the subject
o. The remaining toasts given which were Tesponi-
I'd 10 by Judge Hoar, Hon. BENJAMIN thompson,
Hon Robert Rantoul. Jr. Col Isaac II. Wright,
Hon Charles HUDSON, of Lexington, Rev. John Pier
pont, and others.
The speeches made were of an eloquent charac-
ter. and We regret that our limits will not permit
even an outline of their purpOrt Before the pro-
ceedngs had terminated, but Just on the eve OF their
conclusion the departure Of the express tram to Bos-
ton compelled US to leave.
II is due to Col Faulkner to say, that more per-
fectjy arranged ceremony than his department pre-
sentod could not have been seen. His amenities to-
ward the press were judIcious, and very highly ap-
preclated by It's members present
The Monument was designed by Mr.. Parker, and
vas constructed at cost of $4,000, $4,000 % which
had been contributed BY the Legislature, and $500 by
the town OF Acton.