Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-22
TIE REnAINs IxBALTIMORE.

ing General Grant and Admiral FRrrsgut
and al o the members of the Cabinet apC
Judge Davis Of the Supreme Court of thu
United States, assembled in the rotunda O
the Capital this morning at seven o'clock
whence, after truly impressive prayer BY
Rev. DR.. Gurley, the remains Of President
Lincoln, under an escort of three companies
Of the Veteran Corps, were conveyed with.
out music to the railroad station and placed
in hesrse-car, 10 which the remains of hi
son Willie had previously been removed
and there the Rev. DR.. Gurley again de,
livered a brief prayer, concluding with
bene1ictioD.
A large eoncourse ofcisizsns were in at
tendance as spectators, all mournfully i'm
pressed with the solemniEy of the scene.
Among the immediate and most intimate
friends of the late Pre- ,ident there were in
the train Ward Lsmoh, United States
Msrshali Governor Oglesby; Judge Davis,
OF the United States Supreme Court Hon.
n. W. Edwards; NJ. Andrews, brother-in-
law of the late President; General Todd,
cousin Of Mrs. Lincoln; Colonel Williams;
United States Marshal D. L. Phillips; snd
Rev. DR.. Gurley. II may here be men
toned that the remains of little Willie
Lincoln were placed in the anterior of the
hearse Immediately in front of those of
his father. Mrs. Lincoln has requested
that no display be made of her son but
that he may be privately removed.
The following is q list of gentlemen spe-
cislly invited 10 accompany the remains,
5falHy9 a1R.h 1RRh fAgjlB u fiji tfBFtaPaaD ID b. aReslB
Court; N. N. Edwards, General J. B. s.
Todd, Charles Smith.
Guard of Hunor-Brigadier General Ed.
Townsend; Brigsdier General Charles
Thomas; Brigsdier General a. D. Eaton;
Brevet Major General j. G. Barr ard; Brig
adler General g. D. Ramsay; Brigadier
General A P. Howe; Brigsdier General
d. q. McCallum; Major General David
Hunter; Bngadier General j. G. Caldwell; !;
Rear Admiral G. B. Davis, .. S. n; Cap
tain W. +. Taylor, U. S. N; Major 7. Il.
Field, U. s. Marine Corps Captain Chss.
Penrose, Quartermsster and Oommissary
Of Subsistence; DR.. Charles B. Brown,
embalmer, and Frank T. Sands, under.
tsker
The following on the part Of the Senate
aud House Of Representatives
Maine, Mr.. Pike; New Hampshire, Mr..
Rollins Vermont, Mr.. Baxter Massa-
chusetts, Mr.. Hooper; Connecticut, Mr..
Dixon Rhode Island, Mr.. Anthony; New
York, Mr. Harris; Pennsylvania, MIR.
OoWsn; Ohio, Mr.. Schenck; Kentucky,
Mr.. Smith; Indians, Mr.. Julian; Mime
sofa, Mr.. Ramsay; Michigan, T. W.
Terry; Iowa, Mr.. Harlan Illinois, Meosrs.
Yates, Wsshburne, Farnsworth and
Arnold; California, Mr.. Shannon; Oregon,
Mr.. Williams; Kansas, Mr.. Clarke; West
Virginia, Mr.. Whtley Nevada, Mr.. Nye;
Nebrasks, Mr.. Hitchcock; Colorado Mr..
Bradford; Idaho, Mr.. Wallace; New
Jersey, Mr.. Newell; Maryland, Mr..
Phelps; George I. Brown, Sergeant.at-
arms Of the Senate, and n. g. Ordway,
Sergesnt-at-arms of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The following are the names Of the dele
gates from Illinois, appointed to accom-
psny the remains of Abraham Lincoln,
late President of the United States, viz
Governor Richard ]. Oglesby; General
Isham N. Hsyne, Adjutant General of
Illinois; Colonel j. d. Bowen, A. u. c.;
Colonel NJ. Il. Hsnns, A. D. C.; Colonel
D. B. james, A. D. O.. Major s. Wait, A.
D. c.; Colonel D. L. Phillips, United
States Matshal Of the Southern District of
Illinois Hon. Jesse <. Dubois, Hon. i. T.
Stewart, Colonel John Williams, DR..
S. Il. Mslvin, Hon. S. NJ. Oollord,
Hen. Lyman Trumbull, Hon. j. S. Vre-
denburg, Hon. Thomas J. Dennis, 1t. Gov.
VIM. Bross, Hon. Francis E. Sherman,
Mayor of Chicsgo, Hon. Thomas A. Hsyne,
Hon. John Wentworth, Hon. s. S. Hayes,
Col. K. NJ. Hough, Hon. S. W. Fuller,
Captain J. B. Turner, Hon. j. Lawson,
Hon. @. g. Woodmah, Hon. g. w. Gage,
&. H. Roberts, .. J TToomisky, Hon. L. Tai
colt, Governor, Morton, of Indiana
Governor Brough, Of OhIoi Governor
Stone, of Iowa, together with their aids
Reporters for the press-L. a. &C.
bright, of Washington, and G. R.
Morgan, for the Associated Press; n.
b. Painter, for the Philadelphia Enquirer
L. L. Crounse, New York Times G. 3.
Woods, Boston Daily Advertiser; DR..
Adonis, Chicago Tribune.
The train moved from the Washington
Station at 8 o'clock.
The guard at that point and several
thousand soldiers temporarily sojourning in
that locality, formed long line and pre-
sented arms until The entire train had
passed. ~
The train arrived at Baltimore at ten
O'Clock. Crowds had assembled at the STA
ton. Governor Bradfori and staff Joined
the train at Annapolis junction.
In BALTIMoRE.-The weather this
morning was in consonsnce with the sad
event. Heavy clouds hung like leaden
pail over the city. The gloom in the at
mosphere accorded with the gloom in the
hearts of our citizens. It was q funeral
day in every sense. Impressive solem-
nity weighed more heavily upon our peo-
pie because the calamity with which the
hation had been smitten was felt as q
personal loss in every loyal household.
Never has grief over the loss of faith |
full public servant been SO heartfelt and so
almost every house is house Of
Houses and public buildings,
homes and churches, are everywhere drsp- |
ed in black; everywherethef fsgls wreath
ed in Grape with an unanimity which has
never been equslled. Our citizens have
shown their high regard for the hopored
dead in every expressive mode.
At an early hour the streets were thropg-
ed with citizens Fastening to the different
localities assigned for the sssemblsge of the
clubs and associations to join the process
sion.
Shortly before 10 o'clock the pilot engine
entered the depot, announcing the funeral
train of the illustrious deceased but few
behind.
On the platform were assembled Cover
nor Bradford, Lieutenant Governor Cox,
.he Governors Stsf, General Berry and |
staff, Hon. W. B. Hill, Secretary of State,
Hon. Robert Fowler, State Treasurer, with |
other officials and State Government,
Mayor Chaplin, City Council of Baltimore,
with the heads of the City GoveIDmant,
General Wallace, Brigadier General Tyler,
Commodore Downing, and many other
offcers Of the Army and Navy.
At 10 o'clock the car bearing the body |