Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-02
Inauguration of the President elect,
THE ORDER OF PROCESSION

/ THE ORDER OF PROCESSION.
AIDS. MARsHAL-IN- CHIEF A1ps.
The Military escort, the commander of which
will issue his orders Of detail Informing the Of
ncers OF the District and visiting corps al what
place and hour he will form his line, and TO whom
they must report
A. a National Flag, with appropriate emblems
The President Of the United States, with the
left and the Marshal of the United states for the
District of Columbia, (Col William Selden, ! and
his deputies, on their right
Inc Committee Of Arrangements Of the Senate
dent elect
ET-Presdents Of the United States
The Judiciary.
The Republican Association.
The Clergy.
The Corps Diplomatique.
Members elect, members, and ex-memeers OF
Congress, and ex-members Of the Cabinet.
The Peace Congress.
Heads Of Bureaus.
Governors and ex-Governors Of States and Ter.
same.
4, Officers Of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and
Militia, In full uniform.
Officers and soldiers Of the Revolution of the
war Of 1912, and Of subsequent periods
The Corporate Authorities Of Washington and
Georgetown.
Other political and military associations from
the District and other parts of the United States
All organized civil societies
Professors, schoOlmastefs, and students within
the District Of Columbia; citizens of the District
and OF States and Territories
The various organized bodies Of citizens, civil
ana military, who Intend to participate in the cer-
emonies OF the Inauguration, will at their earliest
convenience, report to the Marshal-in-chief in
what force and Of what description Of force they
will be composed, and when they will arrive here
that the Marshal-in-chief may assign them proper
positions where they can form,. preparatory to
taking position In the column Of march.
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City Hall, and In the streets adjacent thereto at
O'Clock a m, Of the 4th Of March next.
. At1l O'Clock a. m the procession will move from
the parade ground, by Louisiana avenue to Penn
sylvania avenue, thence along PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., and so far past Willards' Hotel (where the
President elect will be) up Fl fifteenth street. as will
enable II to countermarch, and halt on Pennsy-
vnnia avenue in front Of the hotel The entire
column will, under orders, left face, and the
military will present arms The President and
President elect will then be received into the line
and the column will, under orders, right face and
move, escorting them to the Capitol.
Banners and adornments may be borne In the
procession; but no offensive emblens or devices
will be permitted to disturb the national cere.
mony.
After the President elect reaches the Capitol the
various portions Of the procession will witness the
Inauguration according to their pleasure, taking
care to respect the programme, which has already
been published by the Committee OF the Senate,
The Military, the Marshal, Assistant Aiarshals,
and Aids, will cooperate In the execution of the
arrangements OF the Senate.
As soon as the Inauguration ceremonies are CON-
GUIDED, the Military, with the Marshal, Assistant
MaTshals, and Aids, will. as the final ceremony
escort the President and his attendants to the Ex
ecutive Mansion.
The Marshalin-chief has appointed the follow
ing-named gentlemen as Marshals, Assistant Mar
shais, and Aids, to assist him in carving out the
arrangements Of the day:
MarShals.
J.J Coombs, Lewis Clepbsne
George III. Plant, Albert q Hall
James w. Deeble, SA H. McKim
w Krzyzanowskl, Foster Henshaw
John l.. Hayes, Col John 8, Keves
William Simpson, IA. Thompson.
assistant Marshais Representing States and
Territories.
Lucius Goodrich, Connecticut
Richard Chenery, California.
A. II. Grimshaw, Delaware
John Wilson, Illinois
Solomon Meredith, Indiana.
Henry =. Jennings, Iowa.
Henry J. Adams Kansas.
Alexander Sneed, Kentucky.
Samuel p. Brown, Maine.
George N Beale, Maryland.
Major Charles D. Rogers, hIassac husets.
Colonel Charles Dickey, Michigan.
w. 8. King, Minnesota.
Thomas J. Boynton, Missouri
General Joseph c. Abbott, New Hampshire
w 8. Pennington, New Jersey.
Major Alanson Welch. New York
ID. r. Goodloe, North Carolina.
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Doctor Thompson, Oregon
Theodore Adams, Pennsylvania
E. j. Nightingale, Rhode Island.
- Humphrey, Tennessee. I
George Chapman, Vermont y
George Rye, Virginia
General l.. r. Webb, Wisconsin
Henry A. Webster, Washington Territory
Colonel Nathaniel v. Jones, Utah Territory.
Hon. ). IL. Elbert, Nebraska Territory
assistant Marshals
Martin Buell., A DuyalI
Woodford Stone, s. v. stillings,
John Hines, TB Brown.
Job w. Angus, John Parsons
]. F. Hodgson, George c. Harkness.
James Lynch, Jos. NJ. Cowell,
George T. Wilson, Jos p. Loughead,
Henry NJ. Knight, ET Chase
u. A. Bassett, b. Franklin GUY,
A: u. Richards, John Alexander,
Edmund Flagg, John Nj Keating,
J. l.. Henshaw, George KraY
J. Nj Lucas, Thomas Weaver
A. w. Fletcher, Michael Homiller
Francis o. French, c. M. Keyes,
James Kelley, o. Marsh,
J. +. Brandt, II. J. King,
Phineas B. Tompkins, Lewis Parker,
David P. Brown, Alexander Clements
w w Rassett William pendIay