The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-27

| Tell INTO his nunl sleep IN peace.
Col @ Berret said Mr. President cannot peruiIt
this occasion 10 pass without pay ing my personal tribute
70 thu memory Of Vi deoeased became acquainted with
General Eaton when he returned TO this city after the
clusion Of his mission TO Spain My social Intercourse
with him Impressed strongly with his high moral
worth man, whilst my recollection OF his history
| recommended him TO me statesman Of ofdinuy
ability The unobrusve habits OF General Eaton since
his retirement private e bad withdrawn him from bis
usual prominence before the publc but the Of bis
death recalled the recollection Ut bis past public services
the democratic pary and through that party bis
try, vvidy the public mind. To the memory Of such
man am proud TO add my feeble tribute and therefore
cordially unite In seconding the resolutions which have
| been offered
The president Of the association Rr Radcliffe said that
ne did not intend speaking TO the resolutions which bad
been offered. He merely TO commend that feeling
which would do honor 70 the memory Of 50 good man
as General Eaton His biography of General Jackson,
there other incident Ia his life commend his
to respect gave bis memory lasting claims upon
the consideration OF bis countryDen. IL he who
brought those beautiful traits In the character OF Jack
on and those events Of his life which on account OF Jack
modes might have been shut out OF the OF
history u not his bographer He trusted the
lutions would TO unanimously adopted.
The question taken, aud they unanimously
| sdOpted. DANIEL RADCLIFFE President
Mica W. cLusKEYi Secretary.
PRocEsIas IN HONOR OF MKssHa BUCHANAN AND Back
IsnDGEUu Thursday, the 9th nsn at 10 O'clock m,
The CITIZENS Of this District and Of The vicnage friendly
Messis Buchanan and Breckenridge President and Vice
Presicel OF The United States respectfully invited to
| assemble la front OF the City Hall here.
ht9 O'CLOCK that natl0na salute Will be
fired The procession will be then forthwith formed and
proceed 10 the following order TO Wit IL will down
Louisiana Pennsy avenue along Psunsyl
vania Georgetown; there up Bridge
High street up High Frat street up First
Fay up Fayette Second; ard from thence will
turn by Bridge street TO Washington city thence alopg
Pennsy wanna 10 New York avenue thence down
New York fifteenth street thence down Fiji
tenth 10 Penusy avenue thence along Penn
sylvana TO Fourteenth street thence down Four
street 10 Mary thence along Maryland
to the Capitol passing the south side OF the
Capitol by Pennsylvania avenue, to the NavyYard and
hence hy Peunsy ivania lack to the City Hall
o. the the City Hall GRAFTON will he there
delivered by Walter Lenox, esq after which national
| salute will be fired.
At night between and nine o'clock citizens who
may be willing, invited TO illuminate their dwell
| logs
The following gentlemen appointed assistant mar
shas to witt Robert Oud OF GEORGETOWN Captain Henry
Tyler, Col. J. G. B-Irett, VIM. d. Mutt John Tyler, jr
| Dr. VIM Jones, Major 7. Lindsay, George W. Phillips
c,,r, "sach Daniel Radcliffe Col A. Provost Charles
Goase. n, ""'sr. W. F. Bayly, Major 5, 1. Lewis
Col T j Robinson, P r. Wilson, =. wagner WOOD
isy MERIT jordan, Dr. B. Blake, George w.
B. Cross, A. A. Kimmel, Major j. A. Barker, Captain
b. Key and John T. Bradley.
The msrshal-in-chef will be designated by orange
coored scarf and the assistant arshals by pinkcoored
searfs.
msrshals who shall have been chosen by the various
clubs within the District will please report themselves 10
| the chief marshal at their earliest convenience.
The assistant marshas requested to meet at the City
| Hall at 81 O'Clock, a. m, Tuesday next
Citizens In carriages will form and proceed in the OF
| the procession.
clubs within the District the chie' marshal Is prevented
FROM inviting appointment from them OF asisiaut
marshal represent each State and II is very desirable
that the cizeus each OF the States residing this city
shoaf participate in the celebration to take place Tues
day the following gentlemen have been appointed
assistant marshas that OCCASION with request
that they will extend invitation the citizens Of their
respective States residing in this city, and any who may
be visiting H. TO join in the procession with suitable
nerS The States not yet represented by appointment
will be thus soon gentlemen they desire
to act shall be named TO The chief marshal either Of the
assistants already named
| W. II Cosmnn, Azine; X r. Page New Hampshire; o.
j. Ruger, New York A. j. Glossbrenner Pennsylvania
II. T. Batsmap NaryIa Col W. n Jones Dsiawarei L.
Psyton, Virginia; j. B. Hoderby, North Carolina; s @.
Jamison South Carolina T. SturRis Georgia. d. r. Lind
gay, Alabama; John Haunicut Virginia; H. A Cooke,
Hisss pp Isaac Haekett, New Jersey; N. WEIGH Mich
igAn; I. H. Maddox, l. uisiapa; j. Atkinson, Ohio; j
g. Long Illinois, Dr. s. V. Hunter Kentucky; J. x. P
Campbell, Tennessee; Daniel Radebaugh, Indiana; r.
WIN sELDEN, Chief Marshal
| G. G. WAGNEH, Assistant Marshal
The board Of common council met on Monday bill
to deray the general expenses OF the corporation
passed. joint resolution instrucng the committee TO
represent interests u the city before Congress TO
for certain improvements OF avenues for county
prison. ship canal make Washington port of entry
&c, after the adoption Of several amendments In re-
lstion the improvement Of the public grounds was
adopted The bill for conveying gas into the Western
market was passed.
i beautiful miniature ship which viii be fully equipped
in maa-o-war STYLE which will carry two small brass
pieces quarter boas stern boat and bower
chor which will he tastefuly decorated with thirty
fsgs each bearing the Of State and three bearing
appropriate notices and which will he manned by eght
little boys dressed ia s.or fashion, has been gotten up by
the democrats Of the Sixth Ward under the personal
perinendsnoe Of Mr.. John Rainbow, carpenter In the
United States navy embesh the democratic procession
which viii be formed to-day In honor OF the election
Buchanan and Breckenridge. This little vessel will be
christened The Constitution"
\ CouRT OF CLAms-November 2T.-The court opened at
II o'clock Present all the judges.
1 Hon. Richard W. Thompson, Of Indiana, was sworn an
attorney Of the court.
The court then took up the general docket Over seven
indred have been entered all Of which called
By the clerk BY of the Solicitor order to take
testimony given in great number Of these cases.
list Of which viii be Published 10 day or two.
! The case Of S. J. Hursby The United States on IN
ATS s assigned for trial tomorrow
1 The cosrt dourned 70 IL O'Clock tomorrow morning
Ono DEMOCRATS ATTENTION The members Of the HObio
Democratic Clgbr requested the rooms OF
the president Of the club No. $50 street. this evening
fun attendance is collected business Of importance
/ will be transacted. r. LEIGH
| NovEMHER ~, 1856 Secretary.
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