The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-24
Ipon tho east end were the wordI:.
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TIETAM AND SPOfTSYLvANIA s

TIETAA AND SPOIISHLVANA
There was no room for any more names Of batties
Every festoon Of the flags had name upon IT, but many
Of tho feRmenal fags carried iu the review aA twice
many names Of the battles IN which they were engaged
At Stand No. President Johnson occupied . centre,
position Upon bis right seat retained for the
commander Of the corps undergoing review, which was
occupSd consscutively by each corps cemmaadsr AFTER
he and his star had passed In the front rank Of seats
next TO this corps oommsndsrI seat on the Len,
were seated Secretary Of War Stanton, Lieutenant
General Grant and Brevet Major General Rawiins,
osnsul Grants chief Of stat. On the len Of
tho President wore Postmaster General Dennison,
AAjoe osnsral sherman Secretary Of the Navy
welles, Quartcrmsster General hcigs, and Major
General Barnard Upon the second row of benches CON-
mencins the right, were Colonel Parker the Indian
O6cer the star or General Grant, Hon. Hugh McCai.
loch Secretary Of tho TrsaanSy Major General Meade
Hn and Miss Dsnnson, Major. General Barry, MA
wese Major General Sanford, New York STATE Militia
and Hon John p. Kennedy, OF Maryland Upon the
third row Of Assistant Secretary sf the Navy
Fox and Admiral shubrick the navy, and number Of
naval onacen. In tho front row upon the wings were
seated Assistant gecrssares Of the Treasury Harrington
and Fields Attorney General Speed, Secretary Of Iato
nor Harlan Psynastsr General Brics Assistant Post
masters General Randall and Mcclellan, and Mayor Wal
lach The rest Of this stand which capable OF
commodAtng 1--WE hundred persons, was filed up with
the diplomatic cos and the families Of those entitled
seats upoa tho stand. .. wf.p tt'
THE STAND OF tn. GOVERNORS AND nRxBERs OF
.na Hsttt q CONGRESS- asf o.
Immediately opposite TO the main reviewing stand
was Stand No.2 devoted 70 the usc Of Governor Of
States Senators and Members Of Congress and their
families Here noticed Governor Feuton and san,
OF Now York; Governors Andrew, OF Massachusetts,;
- Nt~t,lu uur1t
ham, Of Connecticut; Lewis, Of Wisconsin; Senators
wilson, johnson, Henderson, Dixon, Foster, conness,
williams, Chandler, Sherman, Harris and Wade; Houa
T. 1. Davis, A. II. Rice, Samuel Hooper; Judge Davis
of the United States Supreme Court Judges Carter
Oln and Fisher the Supreme Court, District of Co
Iumhs, and Generals O. D. Todd and schenck.
rtg STAND NO. THREE .y
was intended to accommodate about I've hundred peo-
pls Il was eroctcd east Of Stand No without
ing except the shade trees front Of the white House.
Upon this stand Of view Of the reviewing stand
assigned places for the pross Among tho distinguished
pesouuges present at this stand Generals slocum
DeiaAeld Hamilton Holt Tyler, Ripley, Porter Caldwell
DrisEs Barbour Andrews, Admiral wilkes, Colonel Lu
dington Qusrtermastcr Of the District and number Of
wounded officers and soldiers .l,-f
STAND NUMBER FOUR,
corresponding to stand No. g. cast Of stand No l.
Upon this stand noticed Generals Ingalls, Williams
Fry Js6ries and Hardin and number Of officers Of the
War and Navy Departments, az wen ass goodly sprink
ling az wounded ofnoers and soldiers.
Upon the north side OF the avenue west Of stand No
were booths erected FOR the families Of officers who
70 pas In review including each Of tho corps and orga
nizatiens ON the march On tho cast aide booths had
been erected BY sarious State agencies Next to
stand No. o place set apart for
General shcrman's staff Next csme the connscticut
ssud, with the words
wso
FOUGHT, AND wEEPs FOR ALL WHO FELL
Next came Ohio, with beautifully decorated stand
and the motto--
S.sS;c co~fs TrR FRxyE soSs xS6
MOURNs THOSE THAT HAVE FALLEN
49,.
Nest came the New Jersey sand, and after that Mas
sachusstA, with the motto a.4
"sTxssxcsvsrr SRSErs Xxx coTSrRYs
Numerous other stands were erected upon private ac-
count between Fifteenth ana ssvsnteensh streets Al
the ousrtsrmaster Generals once coreornns Art build
ns bcsstuIy decorated stand had bsen built for the
beneas Of the employees Of that bureau Al Major 0ens
raj Ausur's headquarters stand erected, with Ave
srcss Of svsrgrssns rising from base of American sgs
nt,le eastward, near the Surgeon Generals once,
stand had been erected for Secretary Seward which wa
occupied by par, Of HE family but the SECRETARY him
self witnessed the review from window Of Major Gene
raj Augur's hesdquarters., aa.i sssl.a.at Fsf
ytr AT Tus TREASURY pgYARrxKsT teI
tickets bsA been issued for the various rooms over
looking the procession for the families Of the employs
Of this department and the clerks and she's families 90
eupsed ths south and ssm pcrsicoss From yifsesnsi
10 ssventsenth streets, along the syenoe, ihe val
wss closely guarded. None wsre allowed so par