The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

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The procession was formed In front Of the City
Han, the memoers and guests being seated tn open
oarmmases.
Lne visnors large number OF whom were from
baltimore srrived shout nine O'Clock, and were
met met o. the depot ~ COMMITTEES. who escorted
after which they were escorted to the City Hall,
and received by Capt. kloman, President Of the
washington association, who delivered neat ad-
drS ~ Welcoming ths Us,ton.
MAJOR biumenberg, President OF the baltimore
who was present, also addressed the vistorse vel.
coming them TO the city, and assuring them, from
MS knowledge OF the Germans Of this city, that
their hospitality e not s1cssdsd ~ any other COM
munity n the country. He would, No hoped, BE-
Pardond for speaking In such high terms OF the
Germans OF this city whom they consider that many
OF the members Of the aaootasion had BEEN bis
friends rom boyhood. d"
Tho visitors heartily chsersd the Washington
ians, wno returned the compliment and the Mayor,
on retir'ng, WA heartily greeted with round OF
applause BY all "a .44g.g
me procession was formed In the following
ordsf, ana procseded by way OF Filth, Il, and
rifteentn streets, 10 the executive MANSION, and
from thence through Psnnsylyanis avenue and
seventh street, to the Park Squad Of mounted
police, under command Oh Lieutsnant Johnson
BAND OF the eth United states cavalry Chief
Marshal Ferdinand stosch Assistant Marshals
Lieutenant Colonel Won kosrber and b. Hense
committee OF arrangements, headed BY Charles
Walter, Esq the American and German flags,
with the nag Of The association, presented BY the
ladies last spring, borne By AsssrA Henry viii,
John Kaiser. and George Dill, mounted and aanked
By guard Of honor; carriage containing Charles
kIoman, Esq, the president Of the association,
and Major Biumenberg csptain Of the Baltimore
association carriages containing the committees
carriages with shooting masters kessell and Worch;
guests. 80. u
Second Division: Mr. Charles Weiss, marshal,
With Msssrs II. ]. Baker and Fred. kroeker, A.
.istants; Bsrgman's baud, In . wagon, drawn BY
four horses the d.ss Of the BAltincrs association.
borne ~ mounted sn.igns, hanksd BY guard Of
honor car drawn BY NJ horses, on which were
thirty eight young ladies-Miss Augusta Rullman
representing the Goddess Of Liberty, and Miss Ma
tuda Augsrman the Goddess Of Gsrmania-ths
other ndies representing the thirty.siI States,
later the accident mentioned elsewhere the God
dess Of Liberty was represented By MISS Ossenger;)
wagon drawn by'tso small ponies, In which were
seated Two boys With the targets mounted members
OF the association, Followed BY visitors, mounted
and In carriages. ,r -...
As the procession passed the White House the
President came out on the portico, and was pre-
ssnted with two boqusts BY Major Blumenbsrg and
Mr.: Emile Fischer
boquet that he was happy thus to honor him, and
he with the members OF the baltimore association,
wished him every success In ms
Inc President remarked that ne fsh thankful for
me compliment and was glad TO see In the mstrop
oils OF the nation 90 many Germans, NIL Of whom,
he hoped, wopia spend pleasant time. -
on their arrival at the Park, tho carriages were
discharged, and after short time spent In brush
ing up, the members with their guests sat down to
2 hne lunch, and immediately Afterwards the ahoot-
ing commenced; d.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON visited the Park yesterdny
sitsrneen, and vas received with great enthusiasm
ne made the tour Of the Park and after inspecting
me arrsnsemenu for the festival, returned to the
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