The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-31

slowly dispersed, IN the nope ui SEEING the
Clcat army Of the West on the morrow.
REVIEW OF TIE WESTERN ARMY.
WASHINGTON. May 2L
The grand parade Of the troops co no
sing the military division of the Mississi ~.
urdcr command ut Major General Sherman,
took place through Pennsylvania avenue
to-day, IN prc,cucc ui the President and
Cabinet, the Diplomatic Corp, the corps
commanders of the Array of q c Potomac.
and at least enc hundred aud fifty thousand
spectators. II yesterday was ore Of the
gTaEdest ml!iasy IagcaHts ever witnessed
on this continent, to-day carried of the
paim Of icing the gianlcst ever known in
the history Of modcn times. The interest
to sec this review was far greater than that
manifested On yesterday S display. Few
peoplc Of the Eastern Staes had ever seen
:he Western veterans, who have marched
f..0m Ch2ttanaoea to Atlanta and thence to
Savannah. ard Nor,E T&so,,..Ia and R;eh-
mund, and Washington While Washing
ton, therefore, was oveTlQwiEg with visitors
Yesterday the special and regular trains
last Light and this morning brought addi-
tional Thousands To procure a room, or
place to sleep, is an utter impoSsibiHty.
Thousands OF persons were compelled to
walk about during the night and this morn
ing brought additional thousands. To pro-
cn.c a room or place to sleep, is an utter
innossiblity. Ihousands Of persons were
coInpeed 10 walk about during the night.
Fveiy hotel and boarding house is crowded.
People slept on the terraccd stands in front
of the White House, in railroad trains,
public halls, and. III fact, in any place Afford
ing shelter.
Not even under the proycrbially serene
sky Of glorious italy could human imagiua-
| ton have conceived ot'a more intensely love
tv day than that which dawned this morning.
! The entire day was clear and cool, and add
eel additional zest and vigor to the troops
| The Fire Department throughout the city
had been made to perform the unusual duty
Of cleansing and purifying the streets during
| the whole OF the previous night, so that the
line Of march through which our wal-worn
veterans had to pass if not absolutely free
FROM annoyance*, was at least endurahle.-
| Nothing. in short, could have been more
! favorable both in regard to the weather,
police regulations, and general surroundings
OF the Whole affair, from the start to the
closing scene, 10 render this grand review Of
the colossal army fresh from its labors Of
conquest and Of glory, Que Of uDlaraNcd
success.
Dul.ng last night, the Army of the Ten-
ncsSer matched out fits camps in the rear
| ni' Arlington Heights, and bNiouacked near
/ the Long Bridge on The |irenia side Of the
| Potomac. Al dawn the army commenced
ta move across the river, up Maryland ave
ale to the north aud east Of the Capitol,
wlmre the 18th Corps, under command Of
! Major General John \. Logan, formed to
head the grand column. At precisely nine
| q 'cl0ck, the signal gun for the moving OF
the column was fired by Lieutenant Colonel
| Ross, Chief Of Artillery Of the 18th Cnrrs.
! General Sherman and statt Whceledluto line
on PENNSYLVANIA avenue amid the repeated
cheers OF thousands, while ladies and chill
dren bedccked the General aud his horse
with wreaths and flowers. Ihe StaA and
e cort made fine appearance as they rode
a few yards in advance OF the column. The
/ General was the recipient OF continued oya-
ton as he proceeded up the avenue. he
| thousands who crowded the sidewalks lined
! the h0usetops, and filled the windows, rent
the air with their cheers, While Tags were
| waved, and other demonstrations madc.-
Crowds OF la,iics on balconies aud other
| places begged the General to look toward
them, but ne rode straight on, t1rnlng neI-
ther to The right nor tie igIt, an apparent
| " umnoHcG hy the ilaGl'iilceht greeting
which he received from tho acres OF people
aIong the route
Following nm came the iht Regiment
Mlrnlghh EnSIhcPIS; ana Isl hegilnoilH ~ la-
soull tMgineaTS' Goianei u. II. AateS com,
manding, Who were lAimcaiHtteiy succeeded
by 3ialor u"ngrai Jghn g n LoeRn' AZ me
head OF the e,d 18th Corps; tut no" in com
nand OF the Army OF the Iehneaaee} "Ilch
followed pm ms corps i"p'U!| dttleo 'he
avenue, lioin tAG t&Pitol 10 lile treasury
pepalimieht,, and ITS long rows OF g,!tteri"s
steel ana Folshed cannon moved lor 'Eo
hours m front OF the reviewing stand IN
front OF the lre>ldcntS mouse, "Aefe 'hlr-
ty of1oFly thousand people were congFVs"-
ted; -,
/ General herman ana S'aii soon approach
cd the head OF the tenaced seats that We're
crowded WIN laaisa 4 anu eon'1fih;en' 't nc
ihie'ci1ahIe ne vast masses rose ana
gave chceF upon cheef, "Alch were coi''i'r =
ued ior several moinGA's, WINE the MUSIC oi
4, dozen baAdS epUi,' hafoS DC h9alH aNo!!e
t4o tGmG!IHous "fIcqiie' Np9h arriving IN
! ''''' - ~ ~ ~ IL: ~
terS' yen eheFn&h fG'HoVeo MS nay LooG
nfar the bHilEng, and bowed very low at
some person SlttlnS at one oI .lic Scco'lt5 !
story WNHo"S', me thousalNlS "Ro saAeu
ut 'hlS Qh'Suai oonloH'Ifa!lonS oi fGNpect
Wondored To w'19h 1t WAS 6lVcn' puY t!Iee tie re-
ciMcnt was no TESS Il pefsoA"E5e 'li'' necl necl,
'ayr SeWaroi VINO was renewing tne paraoe
accompanied w SeNelai lioihpcAs vi NE '"A1-
n.y.; :, e,
i IhG enthusiasm INCREASED IS och; ohGF- GI
man Ore" near the ireSlueh'i"i stand ne
came up WAli Ing hGc&q uncovered ana MS
eyes iiXXgd upon the Con'Ihandei ana Tehef,,
a!-in-ehlel, President johnson ana Geherai