Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-24
'EXiI RA
GRAND REVIEW
THE SECOND DAY.
March sf shsrnan's Grand Army
Thfessh The Capital.
Splendid APPEARANCE OR FHR TROOPS
Ths Grad FlanItr EnIha,IallItdllI RepeITtd

tfeteim peopio- fh.
For the irss time In all their campaigning
the ''aankers'' and sbummsrsp have found
themselves nanked. On all sides they were
surrounded BY bright eyes. and hearts beat
Ing with gratitude 10 thsm for their deeds Of
vniof and their heroic marches. The ofhcsrs
and men arc sveryvhers receiSing votivs
offerings from the people. Our rsporter arc
gathering the details Of the review, and We
give them below a. fast as rsceived.
THH AosSn IN snosr 90 FHn PnnspEEr's
MANSION.
when the head Of Gen. sHERnAS's column
wheeled into Pennsylvania avenue from Fif-
tsehth street. the great multituds Of people
thrOnging tho side walks to the main stand Of
the reviewing oflesrs, sent up shout Of vel
come that made the wSlkin ring and the Gene.
rAps heart leap Upon arrivins in front Of
Maj. Gen. AcsURs HsadqnArtsr1 Gen. snER-
NAN removed bis hat rode near tho building
and bowed very low to some person
sitting At one Of the second story windows.
The thoussnds who gaIsd at this unusual
dsmoastra.ion of respect, and wondered 70
whom 1t was given, win bs glad TO know that
the recipient was no less parsonage than the
Hon. ,WILLIAH II. SEWARD, Secretary Of
State. who was viewing the parade, accom-.
panied BY several members Of his family and
Major General BAnsEs, Surgeon General Of
the army.
The enthusiasm increased As Gen. sHER-
HAH drew near the Presidential stand. He
"eAms up with the light Of battle on his
faes," his head uncovered, his eyes Fixed
upon the Commander and Gensral-in-C Chief,
JoHNsoS and GRANr, who stood together.
His charger was deeksd with the choicest
aOwen and wreaths, plueksd and wrought BY
the fair hands Of bravo ladies. The animal
seemed to be inspired with the spIrit Of the
occasion, and bore the conquerer most grace.
fully, bOwing its fino head to the Presiden-
tial stand, thus Displaying m elegant main,
ehamping its BIT, and paving the ground
with rs much precision as II he was trying 10
"tsks step to the music Of the Union.n
Amer passing the main stand Gen. sHrR.
rAs dismounted and Joined the reviewing
marty. Upon arriving Al ths ana hs .r'
proaehed the President and. AFTER a sonv.r,s.
lion with him, shook hands with General
dRAsr and several othsrs and then became
seated.
adsnsrals HowAaD, LoeAE, and BLAIR
were also enthusiastically received BY the
people, and BY the President and party on
their arrival at the reviewing stand.
Large numbers Of boqutss were distributed
By ladies along the route TO the officers and
stAndArd-bsarsrs Of the various regiments.
rIn FHvihwna STAND.
Upon the rsvisuing stand were the Pred.
dsnt. Lisut. Gen GnAST, Secretary Of War,
Secretary Of the Navy, Secretary Of the
Treasury, Postmaster General. Attorney
General. Maj. Gen, HAIHS, Maj. Gen. RAW.
LEss, and Majors Gen. sHERnAS, HowARb,
LosAS, BLAIR and sLoeuH.
scHsss AND IScIpHSrs. Wv
Inc grand FsTis" Of the ARMIES Of Georgia
and Tennessee, the whole under the CON-
mand Of Major Gsperai w, n snnnrAN
took plac. today. It.hard 20 tell which u
In. grand armies made N. rrapdost and mos.
imposing appearance. Yesterday our eiti.
.sns witnessed .ueh /. ,ssp. a. bn. never be.
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a. grand and beautiful display, the numbers
being larger than yesterday. Words are In.
adequate 10 describe the scene. Those who
were fortunate enough 70 behold tho grand
pageant win ever remsmbsr IL as the most
beautiful and inspiring spectacle they ovel
witnessed.
rRAvEL TO rHH CIT.
Tho trains arriving in the city last night
and this morning were donsely crowded, sach
train bringing hundreds Of passengers. Eight
or ton thousand people must have arrived IL
washington last evening. The ferryboats !,
Al..andri. ~. crowded ON .ysrv trim nm
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1''N'' y J '''' ~, ~ sos.
To procure room or place to sleep Is ar
utter iupossibllity. Thousands Of person.
were compelled 70 walk about during IN,
nivht 3 Evsyv ho,sl and ho.r,in,- hons. a,