Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-30
ruiRTY-rHIRD cosGREss--,s7 SESSION.
WEpNEsDAy. DECEMBER %, 1855.
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In accordance with the resolution adopted Yesterday the
Scnse prucreded Hall Of the House Of Representa-
tyes, tor The purpose o attending ne services
with the funeral vi B!oUkEs Campbell Esd decehseo lale
member of that House from the Stale vi tennessee
On conclusion OF the services The Senators returned
10 their Chamber
On motion ny Mr Badger Tie reading ol 'Hc 'oui"u' "
dispensed with.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met II o'clock, i"r The purpose o. a,
late Representative from the First Congressional Ds
trict of the State OF Tennessee.
Rev Mr. MiIburn Chaplain 10 the House, offered up q
sultn bic prayer.
was burne into the n!l 10 charge OF the COMMITTEE Of Ar
Engagements, attended by the Sereeahtat Arms oi inc
House and by the paloeaers ana oy ne
and from the State OF Tennessee as mourn
es The coffin placed in the area mmcdi1ey IN ifon
Of the Clerks desk. ,;,a
Alta quarter past IL o'clock, the Senate OF the uncd
States preceded by its officers entered the Hall ana were
by The House standing The Senator'S took seas
assigned The right OF the Speaker: chair Inc
Presiding Officer of the Senate, David r. Atchiaon Egg VI
Mis,oui1 was conducted seat on the lett oi the
Speaker. ,.L, or
The President of the United States and me memosrs o.
bis Cabinet and The Supreme Court Of the United States
arromoaned by their officers subsequently, entered the HAIL.
hu wing been received by The House standing were con
Quoted appropriate seals on The right and ei OF inc epeA
er's chuir. 49, o.,,,d
Services appropriate the occasion were Then conducted
nv Rev Henry Slice Chaplain of the Senate, ana osau
fol impressive DISCOURSE was oeiVeiea ny iScN VA. "
burn Chuplain Of The House.
The conclusion of these services the funeral procession
moyrd from Hall TO the Southern boat, In the following or
The Chapluns of both Houses OF Congress-
Physicians who attended the deceased
Committee of Arrangements:
Mr.F P. Stanton, Dir Samuel Caruthers,
MIR. w 81. Churchwel, Mr. WIN. Appleton,
Mr.. James L Orr, Mr. John l. Taylor
Mr.. John G. Davis, Mr. VIM. X. Smith,
Mr. William Cullom.
Palbearers:
Mr. Harry Hubbard, Mr. James Meachanl,
Mr. VIM Ashe, Mr. Lcander NJ. Cox,
Mr. John L. Dawson Mr. Bsrnthnrt Hem,
Mr. Thos j. D. Fuller, MIR. Theodore G. Hunt.
The family and friends Of the deceased
The Senators and Represen rom the STATE OF len
nessec mourners.
The Arms Of the Hous: OF Representatives,
The House of preceded by their Speaker
and Ccrk
The other officers Of the House Of Represen tatives.
The Sergeant Arms Of the Senate.
The Senate of the United States preceded by their Presiding
Officer and Secretary.
The other officers OF the Senate.
The President Of the United States.
The Heads OF Departments.
Tho Chief Justice and Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and its officers
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges OF the United States.
Officers Of the Executive Departments.
Officers of the Army and Navy
The Mayor of Washington.
Citizens and Snngcrs.
At twenty minutes pact Two O'Clock, Inc speaker again
called the House TO order
ApJouENMEHT UNTIL SATURDAY.
Mr. Churchwrll-l move that when the House adJourns'
il adjourn meet on Saturday next
The motion agreed 10.
On motion by Mr. Davis of Indiana, the House Then nd