, 1865-07-04
THE CITY.
FOURTH OF JULY,
The Celebration te-dsy---The ProeessIou.-
Cnlsa Eereises--E1esrslens--The
ElfeKetIE.

The Celebration te-dty---Thc Procession.
Calsa E1eFeises--E1eRrslous-
F1rexsfkf.
Eiehty.niue years a4o 'todzy, the imnozt
aaepefy ct the Declaration OF Independence M
in FbllAdclphla, and pledged their lives, the
1ert1es and thets sacred honor, to the uatntepant
Of the rights therein asserted. Less than 4 ce,
tu,y ago, the trumpet Of Liberty n1st eouuds
ont its clesr note Of dehsnee to klnecrast ir,,
pursttue the most important ago IN The xa.la
biator7. 1twss b1ast which thopk the who1
fbEtc Of despotism wherever reared, and altbonr
that fabric was not then shAken to its S.ll onr
it, towers crumbled INTO mass ol ruins, md n
whole stronghold was 20 terribly shattered III,
Enceeat1yc pofione have slnce then yielded TO II
f.1cs Whieh gfav1t4tes all things toward IL
Will hare disappeared sltoeehe. save in r. mn,
whte from that base will be reared the elorion
temple Of Liberty In which Iii mankind sssi
worsh1p md be bfeet e11a'
the earth . IT, center. More terrible All Il
eeeSna. fson tam9onE a9E The ruin. Of thst nrs, TOW
was not thrown down. The enemies Of Tesdan
bare since brought the stone md the cement ar
1890 a5ea on ,an ats 1oa1oaaoa ~ l.res and iupostni
Pile reared BY our forefather., widening ,heir bss.
and adding 10 the height TIL # thfeateped 10 mi
grow tts snrciope. Still it eres under the bsnd.
esension WIS 1nrered VIZ s. ws. 1 9fs1s " ~.
temple, proposed to split that magnificent strnr
tuIe in two, that nc expansion Of their pet mish,
hands en- tbs tabernacle, the an of iudrmeny,
cane. After along and fearful ttuecle the sttone.
hold Of oppression WEE o$elttrown, and nsucn,
isit apsde ne tempe te initiate aGatnss tho uses
IT. Losses than .he aEst, he second etruesis WI.
q victory ovrz Others, the last ir1qmph over on,,
selses. That WIS v1udieation, this purircs,
lion; the 1ne release from elmp.e Oppression.
te h t6e1 othe1 % 1es rareI. ns ens ~ Ersefa
Atone, the Other the erowntnE ornament Of to
no1le- T. besort, rejoicing. were IN order, nov
they sre called for in Ten t;mes loudes totes. We
as intended IN tha: Immortal D ac.a1a' ioa which
has teen read on each succeeding anutyers1r 1ry.
but never before realized. ant not underwood
high, moral ground Of that Declaration been
It hss been lie sef " 1nsto
tione-s dead lettex 20 far ~ the cplored rnce ia
concerned-but now fistnR rprst, whose vit4Ii'y
h. been intqged ftop the hearts h.ood Of tens u
The dsy will bo celebrated With N telot never
w1tneekeo before. In Chicago the peop]e have
been prrpss1ne fot T. and 1n,sud to have good
time, one that wou'd ettFie eons OF the old folks
from thelr propr7ety. We have already Aprouuecd
The programme Of exercises In Chicago 4 sIest
procession. In which the soldiers will tsEs I
prominent ptsf. eelies Of eIe1r:sce in Union U.i
with Hon. Henry Winter Davls u orator, dinner
70 the ecldhf fe. and Grand evening ditplsy of
fireworks. such as has never before been exnfb;.ed
numerous excursions will b taken hath IN ani
out of Ch1csRo, Every place around rs vall ha "a
ite own eele6f2'ibn none inferior those Of ,pr-
mr. years; the majority iamrasntah'y superior
Tbs .3uhfEauon really commenc: ID taEt evening.
Soon sfstf dsfk the popping Of pistols sud the
explosion Of Ere cfatk II commenced, and some
1honsands were pFemat1rely yanithed into thIn
air before midnight. few rockers we're sent M.
but this vas not the rule; the grader pfeces
wese reserved for to dag. All through thr night
the sounds Of mimic warfare were Continued, and
the morning houre sere uehered in BY the csAeE
OF nfcartus, and the detonation OF cre8ork.. II
eeeued - II the people, e.pecially ro,nx Amer
Fourth. In former yeart VIC have ushefed IN the |
dsy With u welcome, hu! never 81 Y asmly as poE.
The day cones In In the gear 1865 the full tide
Of popular enthusiasm. and Will so out to.niaht |
~ = ''a1S " RE PROCESSION.
All NaEthale aud aids will report 10 Chief Mar
eh2l John l.. Hancock In room No, fremont
Aouse q o'ioek ehafp. Toe proee.non viii
ion forming On Lake street with the right re1rioe
On 6tate, and the othere forming N he order
nF%sd' 7, q st.1e 9sss,eosn, s cl.Fk, 4.,e:le sad
proeestion viii .nove at 10 O'Clock precisely. ia
The following order:
It&kGENt2Eh4
Of Csp.. John Nelenns Ana
Chief MarshaL
Col. John L. Hsnesck.
Aes!1tsnt Nsrnhal, A=slstaut karsh,r
Col. John A. Edison, Superintendent r. Tnrife
FIRST p1s1 ION.
c., ! n;f.a,1 Y 4asn,,
Aida - Ala,
Capts1u r, e. HAYDEN. Cantatn II p,.h,,
fsoI KIM Tay1OY M & E.taops
Main In. r. bnefnin. Ms,nr r. jni,a naasS.
LlsntE. Biabop. C.pt. Geo. B. Wnodx.txd'
Band. "1A4'
Detachmeut Bth Veteran Reserve Comp, Lteuteu.
mt Colonel l. C. Skinner Comm sntfnI
Dearborn Light Artillery.
Band.
Major General Webster, Ms}or Genera, s. A.
Hnr,bprt, " a.
B.iRaaier Generals Turchin, White, Bradley
6talbf7Ad, EAlpQu4 End L. D. Atk1ns on hors4e
back.
D8ce1s Of the AruY ond Esyy In the serv1r. m
bcporabIY dtechsrred. ~
Rfct.neuts or BRs1er1es not VET n nstered ont
sd ILLINOIS lpiantrJ aSa iiluois infantry. 1ftad
Illinois Infzntry, li&h Ii1no,a infsntFy. Bora oi
Trade BATTERY, Bridges BstterY. BstieT ~ a ,st
illinois Light ARTILLERY, BatxEry B, LII uiInois
Light Artillery, Chicago Mercantile Battery.
Organisations mustered out Of the Service.
1ois inissn5, SSn Illinois intaary, iissh iiinoas
1r5ant15.
Cnlon Veteran Association.
Soldiers from Illinois ard other Statea In CON- !
mand Of Col. Geo. B. Hoce.
lnsaAd nosaefe N Hagons OF the American md
RetWned 6old1esA, not Otherwise p. divided for. |
61cuNp p1y1s1oa. |
M.rxh.1 |
col j r Rnvsr |
Ala ass
H Smith. zen u G,n.
Etleworth's q ZouaVeN
Gosefnot's Gusrd.
President Of the Dsy.
>sasos, Meades, oduat'ng CerRy and othe,
Clergy OF the Cdty IN carriages.
Forelgn Consul ein Carriages.
COMMITTEE Of Arfapeenena
Mayot and Common ConnctL
JnoGes Of the Courts
49, Gl - r1n.I ~" Goaaata Hti eaoueh.
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