The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE INAUGURATION
OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
J STATES, MARCH 4, 1861:
ine doors of the Senate Chamber will be opened
at II o'clock A. NJ, for the admission of Senators
and others who, by the arrangements of the Coms
'nlItee are entitled to admission, as follows.
E%Presdents and Vice Presidents;
Inc Chief Justice and Associate Judges of the
Supreme Court;
The Diplomatic Corps, Heads of Departments
and Ex-Members of either branch of Congress, and
members of Congress elect;
oilcers of the Army and Navy, who, by name,
nave I've received the thanks of Congress;
governors of States'and Territories of the Union
aeG anu Ex-GoVernors OF States assistant Secretaries
OIL Departments, and the Assistant Postmaster Cen
ersi; the Comprollers, Auditors, Register and So
Judges >
q, The Mayors of Washington and GEORGETOWN. and
tne reporters in the Senate;
>. All OF whom will be admitted at the north door of
the Capitol. ~ "
The families of the Diplomatic Corps will enter
al the north door of the Capitol and be conducted
10 the Diplomatic Gallery.
Seats will be placed in front of the Secretary's
ape Tor the President of the United States and the
President elect and on their left for the Committao
OF Arran gements
., Inc Chief Justice and the Associate Justices of
the Chair NJ VI
The Diplomatic Corps will occupy seats on the
heads OF Departments on the left of the Chair.
olhcers of the Army and Navy who, by name
lave received the thanks of Congress; Governors Of
states and Territories of the Union, Ex-Governors
Vi States, Assistant Secretaries of Departments
ana the Assistant Postmaster General, ComntroI
eFs, auditors, Register and Solicitor of the Treas
uuTy' treasurer, Commissioners, Judges and the
mayors OF ashing and Georgetown, will occupy
seats on the right and left of the ain entrance.
Members of Congress and Members elect will an.
ter the Senate Chamber by the main entrance,
ana and VIII occupy seats on the left of the Chair
Inc galleries will be reserved for ladies, who will
enter the capitol from the terrace, by the princi
pal western door of the central building and he
conducted to the gallery of the Senate.
ne hotunda will be closed, and the passages lead
ing thereto kept clear.
The other doors and entrances To the Canit1 Nv
cept those to be open under tLs arrangement. will
be kept closed. III
AT IL o'clock the President and President elect
accompanied by two members of the Committee of
arrangements, will proceed in carriage to the
notth door OF the north wing of the Capitol and
entering there will proceed to thePresident's room.
ne wee President elect will be accompanied to
the Capitol by a member of the Committee of Ar
LIangements, and conducted into the Vice Presi-
dents room, and afterwards into the Senate Cham
per, where the oath of Office will be administered tn
him by the Vice President "
Inc diplomatic Corps and the Justices of the
supreme court Will enter the Senate Chamber
lew minutes before the President elect.
Inc Senate will assemble at Il O'Clock
The Senate being ready to receive them. the
Gslueht a zen. ana the President elect will be introduce
Gu oy the committee of Arrangements to the seats
prepared Tor them in the Senate Chamber.
Alter short pause, those assembled in the Sem
ate Chamoer will proceed to the platform on the
central portico of the Capitol in the following or
The Marshal of the District of Columbia;
The Supreme Court of the United States.
Ihe Sergeantat-Arm of the Senate;
The Committee of Arrangements;
The President of the United States and the Pres
ident elect,
The Vice President and the Secretary of the SEN
ate " 0 ''''-
The Members of the Senate;
The Diplomatic Corps;
Heads of Departments Governors of States and
territories; the Mayors of Washington and GEORGE
town, and other persons who have been admitfed
into the Senate Chamber
On reaching the front portico the President elect
VIII take the seat provided for him on the front of
the platform. "' VI
The President and the Committee of ARRANGE
President elect "
Next in the rear of these the Chief Justice and
the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court will
occupy the seats on the left, and the Vice-Presi-
dent, Secretary, and the Members of the Senate
those en- the right.
The Diplomatic Corps will occupy the seats next
In the rear OF the Supreme Court. Heads of De-
partments, Governors and Ex-GOvernors of States
and Territories, and Ex Members of the Senate
Lx-Members and Members elect of the House of
Senate. VI ''''
such other persons as are included in the pre
ceding arrangements will occupy the steps and the
residue of the portco.
All being in readiness the oath of Office will ha
administered to the President elect by the Chief
Justice; and on the conclusion of the Presidents
address, the Members of the Senate preceded by
the Vice President, Secretary, and Sergeant.at.
arms; Will return to the Senate Chamber, and the
President, accompanied by the Committee of Ar.
proceed to the Presidents House.
The Sergeant at Arms of the Senate, with the
Marshal of the District, are charged with the exc
cution OF these arrangements, and aided by the
police of the Capital will preserve order.
All horses and carriages will be excluded from
the Capitol square.
onoula the weather prove unfavorable, the GER
Senate Chamber. f0 ~ 'Ao
SOLOMON Foor,
JAMES A. PEARCE,