The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-05
THE SAD JOURNEY
The Remains Of the Martyr Presidont Con-
riaD~d to the Tomb.

continued 70 vist the former residence Of the late
Prr,ident on the corner of sth and jefferson streets
II is hung With mourning without and ts.tefuly de-
oor.tod -thn. Large delegations from the ADJOINING
States and neiehhorins settlements srived through
the night, and this morning the hotel. overflow
ms Som. of the visitors entertained hy the citi
rens while thousands Of others unable to end &C
Communications
The wes,heri, YARN and the sun unclcuded. Every
body In Springfield 10 the streep. The state House
continued 10 be visited Al II O'Clock last nisht the
lades Of the sodiers Aid society laid upon the coffin
beautiful croes Of eveureenA studded uith rare |
ro~er>. Other similar tokess have been contributed
to-day.
Al noon tventy-one guns we're fred, and After |
wards single guns at intervals Of ten minutes About
noon. tho remains were brought from the State |
HOUSE, and plsoed in the hear-c, which from ~.
Louis and VI. u.ed At the funeral Of Hon. Thomas
n. Benton, Gen. Lyon and Gov Gamble. The hearse
va surrounded by a mag suifcent crown Of flowers.
MeAn~ hlo chorus Of hundreds Of voices, sccompan-
led by bras, band, sang the hymn
children Of the Heavenly King.
LET us journey a. we tint T."
The funeral procession under the immediate
direction Of MAJOR General Hooker, Marshal In chief
| Bri. Cen. Cook and stat, and Breve, BrH. Gen.
| Osie, and staff. The military and the fr,men made
| hne appearance. The relations and family friend,
Of the deceased In carriages. In the Procession
we're the Govornors Of ,is States, member
Of Congress With their officers the State and muni-
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| sthios. The ions ine OF cNhiahs vas elo'ou J 'he
Free Nvon, Odd Fellows and citizen. at large, in
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| Guiding eoloTed perons In" heHso v" 'u''"o"."
Iy followed by the horse formerly belonging TO kr
| Lincoln. Hi. body ~s covered with black cloth
| trimmed with silver fringe.
| The procession arrived at Oak Wood Cemetery Al
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remains Of the President and hs son we're deposited
| ,n,odio,elv on ,helr arrival VA, a pla,forni. on
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| which SINGERS and an inhruin'huh "nhu wei"
placed and thcse united in the chanting aud SINGING
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OF appiop1A'e nius'o' 'n''uu'"h "' W ' '' Wv
deceased Presidents pastor, the Rev, Dr. Gurlcy.
On tho tisbt xa. the .oeakers stand appfopria,ely
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draped With mnrninF'
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