Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-22

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nseseed with the solemnity cf TIE scene.
Amoux The moeG intimate lFiends Of thu
late President thero were on the trim
Ward IAmm, q. g. Mammal Gov. Oglesby
| judng Dawes. Of NJ q. 8. Supreme Court
| Hon. n. H. EiWaydA brother-in law Of the
| hte Pross3sn; Gen. Todd, . cousin Of Mn
| lincoln: Col. John Williams, q. 8. Marshal
| b. c. Phillips, and Rev. DR.. Guslcy.
Il may here be mentioned tint the remains
| Of little Willie Lincoln were placed in thu
| interior Of the heafse. Immediately In front
Of Those Of his father.
Mn. NnoDla ~ requested that NO display
Be made Of hse son, bat thas be may be pri
vately removed. sEg
The following h list Of gentlemen spe
ciAlly invited to accompany the remains 81
the relatives and family tiiends. viz:
Judge Davis, N. n. Edwards, Gen. ]. b
8. Todd, Cha Alexander smith. IA
fleSae6 ~ 0nsSrxp S3x Rviw Can ~ n
Townsend, Brig. 0cs. Chas Thomas, Brig
Gen. A. D. Eaton, Bfevet MAI Gen. ]. G.
Basrond, Brig, Gen. @. d. Ramsay, Brig
Gen. A. p. Howe, Brig. Gen. d. c. MoCal
lam, Maj. Gen. David Hunter, Brig. Gen. J.
c. Caldwell Rear Admiral G. H. Davis, Capl
w. r. Taylor, U. 8. NJ; Maj. T. II. Field
U. 8. Marine COrps
The above constituted the guard Of honor
Capt Chas Pcnroee, O. M and Commits
sary Of Subsistence for the entire party.
DR.. Chas b. Brown, embalmer, and Frank
r. Sands, undertaken.
Following on the part Of the Senate and
House. Representatives-Maine, Mr.. Pike
N. H., Mr.. Rollins; Vermont, Mr.. Baxter
Massachusetts,, Hooper; Connecticut, Mr.
Dixon Rhode Island, Mr.. Anthony New
York, MI. Harris; Pennsylvania, Cowan
Ohio, 6chenck Kentucky, Smith Indiana,
Julian Michigan, r. w. Terry; Iowa, Har-
LAM Illinois, Messrs Yates Washburne,
FarnswOrth and Arnold California, Shan
non Oregon, Williams Kansas, Clarke;
West Virgins, Whaley Nevada, Nye; Ne
brsska Hitchcock Colorado, Bradford Ida
no. Wallace New Jersey, Newell Maryla land,
PHELPS: Geo. T Brown, Sergcant-at- Arms Of
the Senate, and N. u. Oriway, Sergeant-at-
Arms Of the House Of Representatives.
Names Of delegates from Illinois appoint
| ed 70 accompany the remains OF the late
President, viz Gov. Richard ]. Oglesby,
Gen. lshanl N. Hayne, Adjutant General Of
Illinois, Col. J. II. Bomen, A. ID. c., Col. u.
II. Hanna, A: D; G., Col: y; B, J,mes, A; D.
| c., Major &. Waite, A. d. G., Col. Phillips
A. Smarmal. OF the southern DISTRICT Of II.
| linois, A. d. c., Hon. j. X. Dubois, Hon. j.
| T. Stewart, Col. John williams, DR.. S. H.
Melvin, Hon. =. M. Cullom, Gen. j. A. Nc.
Clernand, Hon. Lyman Trumbull, Hon. j
s. Vrendenberg, Hon. r. J. Dennis, 1t. Gov
w. Bruss, Hon. T. f. Sherman, Mayor Of
Chicago. Hon. r. A. Hayne, Hon. J. Went
worth. Hon. .. 8. Hayes, Col. c. n. Hough
Hon. i. w. Fuller, Capt J. b. Turner, Hon
J. Lawson, Hon. r. l.. W0odman, Hon. g
w. Gage, s. II. Roberts, J. COmisky, Hon
L. Talcott, Gov. Morton Of Indiana, Gov
| Brough Of Ohio, Gov. Stone OF Iowa, togeth
or with their aids, reporters for the press, L
A. Gobnight, of Washington, and G. X
| Morgan for the associated press, U. H. Payn
~. Tribune; G. b. Woods, Boston Adrer
tiser; DR.. Adonis, Chicago Tribune.
The train moved from the Washington
station at 8 O'Clock. The guard at that pOin
and several thousand soldiers temporarily
sojourning in that locality, formed Ions
line and presented arms until the entir'
train had passed. The train arrived at Bal
timOre at 10 o'clock. Crowds had assembled
at the station and uncovered as the trair
passed Gov. Bradford and staff joined tn
train at Annapolis Junction.
In Baltimore, this morning, the weather wa
in cons0nance with sad events. The heavy
clouds hung like leaden pail over the city
The gloom in the atmosphere accorded will
the gloom in the hearts Of our citizens. L
was . funeral day in every sense. The i'm
pressive sOlemnity weighed more heavily
upon our people because the calamity with
| which the nation has been smitten, was felt
as personal loss in every household Never
has grief over the loss of faithful public
servant been so heartfelt and universal.
Shortly before 10 o'clock the Pilot engine
entered the depot announcing the funeral
train of the illustrious deceased, but a few
moments behind.
On the platform were assembled Cover
nor's staff, Gen. Barry and staff the State
officers, Mayor Chapman, the City Council
Of Baltimore, with many other officers Of the
army and navy.
AT 10 o'clock the car bearing the body
reached the depot and in n brief time the
coffin was removed by guard OF Scrgeants
| Of the Invalid corps, and surrounded by un
covered heads and saddened hearts, was
escorted through the depot buildings by the
State and city authorities, to the funeral Car
awaiting its reception in Camden street.
The hearsc Is the most beautiful car ever
seen in this section. The body Is allnos,
entirely Of plate glass, which enables the
vast crowd on either side to obtain good
view. The supporters of the roof were
draped with black and white silk, and the
top of the car itself with black plumcs The
| military escort was one of the largest dis
plays ever witnessed and exceedingly impos-
| ing. The entire column was under Brig
Gen. II. II. Lockwood, attended by his staff
and number of aids. 1t formed line on
Eutaw street, the right rest on Conway
street, and moved in reverse order. The
line Of march was taken ur shortly after
the arrival Of the remains. Included in the
infantry were the nth Indiana volunteers,
which are stationed at Fort McHenry, and
, commanded by Col Mccartney. Following
| ~ . - ssSsy was uetACnlMent OIL
.. 5. Mariyes, from the receiving shin Ale.
gilany. They were in full uniform and
} made fine appearance. A detachment of
U. 3. scamen followed the marines Tho
rear Of the escort was brought up by larre
number Of officers OF various departments.
including medical and other branches
mounted. Amongst these were Major Gen
Lew Wallace and stat, Surgeon J. Simpson
Medical Director, Gen. 3. b. Tyler, Brig
Gen. d. r. Kenly, Col s. NJ Rowman and
Others. The procession commenced To move
precisely At 10: 80, over the route previously
designated. A few minutes before 1 O'Clock
the head Of the procession arrived ct the
southern front Of the Exchange As the head
Of the military escort reached Calvert street
the procession was halted and the hearsc,
with its guard Of honor, passed between the
lines the troops presenting arms and the
bands playing Peace troubled sonl."
The general officers dismounted and form
ed with their stats ON either side of the an
proach from the gate to the main entrance
Of the Exchange. The remains were then