New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21

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IN Tsa MTIa Of Ire states sre charged with the duty n
sormnr their delegations that the WI" assume tne
ma \, hen the main procession
fhs head Of tho column will move at p1ec'se'y O'CLOCK
The route viii be up baltimore street to ha Emnitt'burs
d thence TO the junction of the Tsneytowu roed thenc
form in line as the General in command nsy order for the
purpose of sslung the President Of the un.en s'sss
The civic procession viii advance and occupy the area In
front Of stand the military leaving suhcent space between
them and tho line Of grave, for the civic procession 70 pa
The ladies will occupy the right OF The s..nd snd drs
The exercises wl ate place " soon a. the military and
civic bodies are in position, ,:fOlow';
| Prayer.
Music
| Grafton
Music
Dedcsory Remarks by the Preden! OF the United States
| Drge.
Benedicton.
Amer the eicon the procession VII be dismissed and
the Msrshas and special aids To tho Chief Msbs viii
form Baltimore street end return TO the CourHou's'
where a meeting Of the Marshals will be held.
Of the ecsie5son under ,Rc direction Of Couch
wARp II. LANoN. Marshal Chief
GEfTfsBURo Pa. Nov. l9 1863
The eventual morning has a last dawned. The eby 10
bright and all nature has donned her best attire. The
streets are thronged II is estimated that at least l5 600
persons arc In town The line OF procession has Just
been formed In accordance with the proeIamne SEM
street, shall galop on to the Cemetery grounds IN
advance rs fast as Government horse have managed
10 obtain will carry me. Upon arriving ~ he sle on
the Cemetery which IL the side OF hill facing the
town I find some four five thousands who. like my
self have come on In advance The side of the hill is
lAd out In half circles around common center ON
which II IA proposed 70 erect y monument.
These semcircles divided by broad avenues redi'
ating from this center and the division. thus made are
appropriated 10 different saios according 10 thc mum
Der of their dead soldiers. Thus New.forE having
the largest number has the largest division OF Inc outer
semicircles-PennsylvsnI snIa the next. and so on; -
| THIS simple but appropriate plan was dssignea ~
Nj William Sanders landscape gafdnef' VI hah'
Al the head Of each grave viii be placed broad and
permanent stone IN which WI DO eu' tue hA"e' ieS'
Between rows Of graves there are paths. Avenues
viii be opened through other portions OF the gTounns
and the whole will bs surrounded oy 'uos'anu" stone
In due time the line reached the Cemetery. and the
military formed around the inadequately s1ed PLATFORM
and the disngushcd guess took their places thereon.
In addition 70 the Presidential party we noticed Gov
ernor Curtin Of Pennsylvania, Governor Seymour ~
New York Ex-Governor Tod Of Ohio Governor ErousA
OF Ohio Governor Coburn q Maine, Governor Morton
Of Indiana EIGovernor Wright Of Indiana Governor
Bredsord Of Maryland. EIGovernor Pirrpont OF West
vi-gnis. Mrs Commander Henry \ Wise canghicr OF
the lion Edward Everett Gen. A. J.: Russel Adlutsnt.
General OF Pennsylvania tho Hon. j. w Fornsy Gov
Parker Of New-Jersey. Ex Gov: Dennson ot Ohio th"
Hon s. Cameron. MAJOR Gems, sehenek' sihhel Double
dsy Stoncman Couch Brig Gen. Gibhon. and Provost
Marshal General Fry. On the arrival u tho Hon. I'd
ward Everett ard party. they were presented to ile
Prcsident AMER which Blrgeld. band struck up noble
aiY The Rev Df. Stockton. Chaplain OF tho United
Ststes Senate, then followed in q ferTcni prayer.
An Grafton vns then delivered by Tie Hon Edward
Everett II was ono OF tha, gcniemhn's best efforts
A, tho close II Mr.. Eycrets Grafton. the BslnDors
lee Club sung the following Ode written for The COCA
sion BY d. u. French. esq. Of washiagton-
Il !, hoy ground
I'll, spot. wher-. In thsf graves.
Wss 81 fcII 3 f,,.!ss. g, , s Ssy = s:s..
Ls, iesis abound
Here lot them rect
AID sum,ier's hesi and Wn,srs eslt
Shall tiov and freeze shove ihs nod
A thoussn3 year, shAll pass svsy-
s.iou s'il siAl noura Ia cay,
Which nov 10 bet
Vs,. whsr~ hey s,n,
on shall the WIDOW tear be shed.
The orrhsn her. sh.ii sns~ ard -c~p
And u,aidens wh.r. thsk lsvsfs sssp
IhfI woe sha- tel
Cr-.i God n :ie.vsnl
Shall a. III, Sacred blood b~ shss--
sh.l =, ,hs' n.'sIh o., ger 's 30 , s'''
TIE irsl Of Fr-elona. svsrtAisv-
A County fi,eEf
NJ. uu., Gsea Oh 1Ss oss a. Thy r.t.o.. r.-.s
To aid ss In our aSi.:, lest,
! tsopl,s Fr-.aoa rom is psrs-
Al iraiss - Thee" - -,
| TIE dedica,ory r,maib were then delivered BY TIC
Four ,cor. and seven ycAr, ago faster, hroughi
forth upon this ooniincDt new Nation. ootes,ed N
es ana Sss'AiIa 70 sss Eo~ v. , , engaged ~
in great o.' ~Ar ie,ing Whether ,Lss Sstion oI Ay
Sa,oa conceived and - dedicated can lohs ehd
| w, nrs me, on q grca, baiil. s,d of thh var We
are ne, 10 dedicate portion Of /" We
fna res,ing Place ~ thoss who here garo
their live. ,hs; hat nation might I've II i @tose,hsi
lttlur ard proper Vht We ikoui 90 Vls Hui IN
larger sense cannot dedicate Ne cannot oon'ecfse
We cannot hAlow tbs ground: lie brae NJ Nv. 8
and dead who struggled hsfs have e9.,sel.,sa y,
above our power 20 sid or d,iraot tAppiAr,el Iho
,sT. sGsd sa s ' eaa a'is s,1si Ss' shs. hey DID
tApplAu.e i, is for - ths n,ihg r.i,H 70 s 70
thus far 10 robly carried on. lAppianse IL rsthef
or us 70 be here dedicated 20 the great ta rtnain
before us, that from these honored desd vs tate 10
creased devotion 30 That cAuse for which y here sse
the lasi fun Of defo'oni that We here hiyhy
reslvc that tho dead sha not have died In vain lap
plause tha, tho nation ,hnn. nnptr .od hs,e ns
trih IL freedom and that gorcrnmeru 81 The people
by the people and for tie reor. shan not pcTAl rom
he earth. lIong continued applause
The oIsrcses were olosed by sons no'n the choir
crowds lOwey.r hung about the Diamond and around
the house whore were stopping tic prominent pablo
men. - 81,
Prc.hyterian Church where Mr.. Anierson. ths Lieu
tenant Governor elect of Ohio ecqurn,y addressed th'
Ohio and other dei.ga,ion, The Frc,.deni walled u
The Church arm and with John Barns. the hsrole
lGc,,y,burger who fought voluntarily In the ranks o
the army during the gres, battles Of The lot 2d end 81
of July and the only mas from ,he place who took part
in lie three dAys Lglt Tho President was tsoOriec
Inv Narshn Lafnon tnd about 100 of LIS special add.
together with the C0mnis!one's felrrsenuns the "r
| eral States.
The President train leaves AZ 10 night and through
the HI ndness Of Proyos, Msrshal General Fry. have
received pass 10 Baltimore thereon No train has len
tovn today and mono will leave until after that ard th,
Goyornors trair Las gone. Hundreds are ,till below
unable to come up and have bot ja,t arrived at
p. m. Gov. Seymour presented The 3th New York Ar
cry with stand Of coors this afternoon. The sight
10 day was grand and impressive one norer b. he for
gotten By those who witness II. Time. however vii
not permit TO speak Of the many matters OF Interest
that have obtained.
Tho train 10 ready 20 start, and musl 70 with u
hor LII nf Gend slrendN hur.d In The