The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-24
How 1t was observed thro
the country,

Washington, rec. The oenE.
IAN.
4 rts1te Vas received rom lien
ting were ready h receive % Seuat',
the Senate Irotecjed IN d body g. she H.
Toe II ne = Representatives, being
sg'sc Of sttrsct On, IS early ~ hA,f past "a .
tie g.Llt'i'' sr' apart FOR toe pub We
CROW doi, While the uNuia leading a. 4
blutLel with standing occupants.
Additional chairs had leen prov let on
of the hal to seat about tiV hundred pers
Imm' dL.tsly over tht speaker cl ait I
large pointing " wssaingt q, SUMMON
great ~ gle, and over ~ golden siN.ret
Tag, While FROM each q the upper C,ru,
painting Lung hant crs n smaller pattgrN
Tho interval between II anl c'o.or
leved 10y various scenes Ia the galleries.
Some OF the dDor occupants would iaulI
ploEingly call ~ Others, who ere crowd =
not 10 ptUcipitate them on the heads ~ Il
fOriab'y mi obviously seated below them.
AZ ~ o'clock the Syesker called sol
ord, o.. wtsu tina Journal OF yesterday was
NJ. ca ..tendcr, 81 Kentucky, said a. a
Il reIouton rtlative o. tho celebration diI /
template tho p'eseni.,ion OF isss. He
MES - part OF 'hS
NJ. Lorejoy, o'Ill'pois, supposed, frcD,
Tenor Of M. Crittenden's rsniarkL
.gt 80 "a upIcNa what any military man
sccrttsry ~ War
=, ~ ko'coe Cohkling, q New Yorl.. a
' 'ut' .nese haCa were uot trophies 10 I'D
ere WIN respect ~ the clns1cratinn ~ !
srniEtnt. Vie unlimited tba. n ey ver, 3,
.ph, carrie! ~ armed rshels--menT re NJ
WIN We nurIer q citizcrs ofths country.
l'.ie ~! oecuEItd LIre 4 ri / % Grnidsblsl
~ ''1 aiu we municipal authorities I'D al
:. iNe!lbg ", apt that 81 a meeting ~ the d
Council u should be prnpaBed that. r,,I,IS
y ,Hr should be c,lle1 e. receive Tho n.,s u
OF we cnnspirators, did any one sipnoae al
", ~ DC re eyed with zelkrespeci or M,
ogy' ~ not why should Congress ~
l"'s' atshon O, these Gags. They W.rs
-, - u''1l ms coming simply fron tie
az. "' no national standing.
NJ, 1. 'yei1y, Of Illinois, caua.d 4, la ,..,t
@, iSli ard 1915, - the q f,,ci thai the a..
war ~. Vie Secretary Of the Nay he dir.S
C"uat 70 I've COLI ,;Cd and trAnsmitted "a NJ
~ bannuH and coioTs when may have =
SAL Do taken hereafter by the army aud nav
the enemy, ard that all u them, together witt
IN thP po+h' ssion u these Dopsi tmcnts, shall, y
conhHtrni dispatch, be delivered 10 the Pr
.yr We purpose oi being di.plEyed ~ such
PLACES IS may be deemed proper. NJ. Love
lh's was the law that by receiving these Ma
would reoogni2e rebel Government, nas th,
ABSURD idea that ever orig mated in the 'rain q
TIE better,
NJ Eiwsrds, u Nsw Hamshire, said he
q !, oelye theSe hSg9 and tohpps In view Of the
iamnAiiOn Of the rebellion.
The question was taken on the adop,ion n
Y l1tenaen's motion. The rosllll wa, ) on, 70
b The centre door was now, q O'Clock )thrnvp
Thcn entered the Nics President and Ser
4 the Senate, preceded by thu Sergeant Al
i'i'o"d by the Senators. These occupied
7osIs.
Next Rmo the Ssverai HeaJs of nsn.,,,,sp,
we're eco Inundated with chairs the rigbi 3
'tor Hale, on the front range.
The Cuief Justice and Associate Justico,
supreme Court followed.
Next came the Representatives from foreiyn
rnmenis near tLls GuYernment-a laras rem
alton. Lord Lyons was abseni.
,fhcers o' tho army and navy, in fall uni
.Gcn. Mcclellan among them.
Oi tie entrance 81 these gentlemen, there
epeatGd applause filIu the galleries.
Finally, Distinguished citizens and other Ia
uests took the seats assigned them.
The members Of the House rt lained ataniif
u ~ guests on she floor wsie seated.
The 'gtAo was perhaps more than ever D
militant.
Vice Prciiieni HAnlin occupied a seat bes.l
3pts<er.
The GER ~ ies commenced by prayer fro,
stcKton, az iollowsi
oh Loid, our God, how excellent is Thy nan
| the earth, who has, 80, Thy glory Sbove
eaVens in Thy presence how little X our q
ess' Here the representatives o. the Repu
g repress ntaiiyeS Of kingdoms and enpirea !
aFistratts, Legislators and Judges, officers Of
my, and persons of all ranks and classes IN :
, fully remembering our oily, and that Tier
escape for us, we hGston under the shad5,
~ PROMISE, bcs5eclung through Thy mercy
veness ~ our iniqulties, trSnH ggssi i6ns AMI
snew, inspire and sSnciiy W, thai We may a
acceptable oHerlng n Thee, through Thy
rupture. Blessed be Thy name 'Crevsr, tr
a hc6nca Of Thy Providence and the redeem