The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-03
PROGRAMME OF TINE INAUGURATION.

THE INAUGURATION OF ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN AS SIXTEENTH PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1891.
Tho following is the programme OF proceedings on
Monday 4h March next for the Inauguration Of Pro-
sden Lincoln arranged under the supervision or the
Chief Marshal, Colonel b. d. French
THE ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Airs. L
Tho Military escort the Commander Of which will issue
mis- orders Of detail informing tho officers Of the district
and visiting corps At what place and hour he will form
his line, and to whom they must report
Tho President Of tho United States with tho Presaen.
shall Of the United States for the District OF Columbia
Colonel William selden and his deputies on their right
The Committee OF Arrangements OF the Senate.
FIX Presidents Of the United States.
Tho Rs YSs saSc Association
The Clergy.
Foreign MinisterS.
Tho Corps Diplomatique.
Members Elect, Members and ex Members Of Congress-
aud CT Members Of the Cabinet.
The Peace Congress.
Heads OF Bureaus.
Governors and ex Governors OF states Territories
Members Of the Legislatures OF the same
onacers Of the Army Navy Marine Corps and Militia In
occrs and Soldiers Of the Revolution Of tho War Of 1872
and Of subsequent periods.
other Political and Military Associations from The district
and other parts Of the United States.
All Organized Civil Societies.
Professors Schoomasters and Students wiha the District
Of Columbia Citizens Of the District and OF States
and Territories.
The various organized bodies OF citizens civil and mill
tary who intend to participate In the ceremonies Of the
Inauguration WILL at their earliest convenience, report
10 the marrhal In chief, In what force and or what do
scrption OF force they will be composed and when they
will arrive here, thau tho marshaiinchier may assign
them proper positions where they form, preparatory
to taking position in the column Of march.
Tho procession will be formed In front Of the City Hall
and In tho streets adjacent thereto, at nine o'clock A.
At eleven O'Clock A. N. the procession will from
the parade ground by Louisiana avenue 70 Pennsylvania
past Wizards Hotel (where tho President elect win boz
up Fifteenth street. as will enable II 70 counternarch and
halt Pennsy lvania avenue In front Of the Hotel The
entire column will under ORDERS left face, and the mill
tary will present arms The President and President
WILL under orders, right face and move esCortng them
10 the Capitol.
Banners and adornments may DO borne in the pro-
cessi0n but offensive emblems devices will DO per
mitted 10 disturb tho national ceremony.
After the President elect reaches the Capitol the
portions OF the procession will witness nagu
ration according 10 their PLEASURE taking respect
the programme, which has already been published by
The military, the marshals assistant marshals and
aids, win operate In the execution Of tho arrange
AS soon as the inauguration ceremonies are concluded
the military, with the marshals assistant marshals and
aids will as tho final ceremony escort tho President and
his attendants 10 the Executive Mansion.
The Marshal In Chief has appointed the following named
gentlemen marshals, assistant halls, and aids
assist him in carrying out the arrangements Of the
day
MARsuAis
J. J. Coombs, low 10 Clcphane
George H. Plant, Albert q. Hall,
James W. Decide, :. A. hcKim,
w. krzy zanowski, Foster Heoshaw,
John l.. Hayes, Col. John 3. Reyes.
William Simpson,
As1rAsr MAKs,lAIs, RErRHxSnNa AND rIanroRux
Lucus Goodrich Conn. W. s. Pennington, MI
Richard Chcnery, Cal. Major Alanson WEIGH, N. Y.
J. Grimshaw, Delaware i. r. Goodloe, N. O.
John Wilson, Illinois. Joseph X. Wing, Ohio.
W. q. Coffin, Indiana. Doctor Thompson, Oregon.
Henry 4. Jennings, Iowa. Thee. Adams, Pennsyiyana
Henry J. Adams, Kansas r. J. Nightingale, r. l.
Alex. Sneed, Kentucky. 49, Humphrey, Tenn.
Samuel r. Brown, Maine. George Chapman Vermont.
George y. Beae, Mary land. George Rye, Virginia.
MAJOR {. o. Rogers, Mass. Gen. /. u. Webb, Wis.
Col Chas Dckcy, Mich Henry A. Webster VT.
w. = King, Minnesota Col. Nath. v. Jones u. T.
Thos J. BOY nton, Missouri. Hon. s. IL Ebert. Mt
Gen. J. e. Abbott, N. ii.
ASSISTANT MAp1rAIs
Martin Buell.. Isaac Strohm.
woodford Stone. v. Pulzzi.
John Hines A. Duvali
job W. Angus y " stillngs.
J. +. Hodgson. T. b. BroS
James ynch. John Parsons.
George r. Wilson. n. Franklin Guy.
Henri n. knight. John Alexander
q. A. Bassctt. John N. Heating.
A. G. Richards. George g. Kran.
Edmund fisgg. Thomas Weaver.
J. l.. Hcpshaw. Michael Homler.
j. NJ. Lucas. g. N. kcycs.
A. w. Fletcher u. Marsh.
Fran ia o. French. ii. J. King
James Kelley. Lewis Parker.
J,F. Brandt. Alexander Clements.
Phncas Il Tompkins. William Hcndlcy.
David p Brown.t Y. G. Robbins
w. W. Bassett. DR.. N. 4. Lincoln.
Charles O. Casey. DR.. W. H. Waters.
James Nckcs. John T. Clements
Nathaniel C. Towlc. EE white.
Charles s. English. z Richards.
r. A. Soulc Jacob BiAelow
Hannibal O. Addison. Daniel Breed.
hugh q. Divine. A. Edison.
samuel slrong @. W. Garrett.
Joshua Howard. John H. Wise.
r. @. Stevens. Amos Hunt.
W. {, Dodge. Il. y. wilkins.
FL seybolt. n n Ward.
John r. Rinsneld. w. D. williams.
Edwin r. Bridges Joseph Hsysc
A. J. IArncr. Louis Baker.
Theodore wheeler. s. J. Bowen.
r. Crowley. william !. hurtagh.
Ape TO TUE xAEsnAL.S ouxr.
William Rabe. Robt J. Stevens, Of Cal.
John W. Jones. Clement L. West.
Ira Goedcnow. Y. X. Pangborn.
Nathan Darling Isaac Bassctt.
q. Alfred Hall. Reuben D. Clark
John p. Hilton.
The Marshal in Chief and his aids win he lcsigna ed
by orange colorcd scs with white rosettcs and blue
saddle cstha1with gilt trimmings.
Tho Marshais WIN BIO designated by blue scars and
white roset.es, and white saddle-coths, trimmed with
blue. They will carry baton two feet long, Of blue
coer, with ends gin about two inches deep
The Assistant Marshas representing and Terri
settles, and white saddle covers Ii nm cd with pink
They VIII carry white batons two feet long, with pink
She Assistant Marshals will wear white scarfs with
pink rosettes. white saddle covers tr nmed with pink
They VIII carry baons Of pink color two feet long, with
white ends two inches deep
The Marshas, Assistant Marshals and AIDS win NEE,
at the CITY Hall on the morning Of the ath Of March pro
ciscy at nine o'ciock fully equipped wherc they will
have appropriate duties assigned them
The Marshal In Chief particularly desires that the Mar
shals, Assistant Maishas and aids will common
black hats, bhck frock coats, black pntaoons over
boots and white or tight Fellow buckskIn gauntlet gloves
u " FRENCH Marshal In Chief.
WARRINGTON Fob. ~, 1851.
Tho military win be out in full force, agrccably 10 the
following order from General weightman-
HrMQrAKnus DISTRICT CoLuEmA MumA,l
WASHINGTON Fob. 2s, 1851.
GENERAL ~.
The uniformed militia OF the District will parade on
thcsth prox and take part the eercmonies OF the
auSuraton OF the President elect.
The foot corps viii be under the command Of Bgadier
General Bacon, who VIII the Hoe TO fo med
Louisiana avenue, right resting on sixth street ten
r1E.c Anlls.