The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-14
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ported the following programme for the procession,
which was adopted.
Marshal and Aids.
Military consisting Of
United States Infantry.
United States Marines.
United States Cavalry.
The President and Party.
The Mayors Of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandris, and Others Of the Reception Commit.
tee.
The corporate Authorities Of Washington.
The corporate authorities Of Georgetown.
The corporate authorities Of Alexandria.
Resident Executive Committee Of the Philsdsl.
phis Convention.
The Oldest Inhabitants Association.
The Board Of Trade. Hr :
The Conservative Army and Navy Union.
Young Mons National Union olub Of Washing
ton City
town.
johnson Departmental Club.
National Democratic Association.
Executive COMMITTEES Irish Citissns.
Employees Of the Washington Navy-Yard.
Eupiey..: Of u. aov.rnn.n. Printing once.
First Ward johnson Club.
Second Ward johnson Club.
Third Ward johnson Club.
Fourth Ward johnson Club.
Fifth Ward johnson Club.
Sixth Ward johnson Club.
Seventh Ward johnson Club.
Citisens and strangers.
United States Steam Fire Brigade.
Washington City Fire Department.
Other organizations will report to Col. TAFT, the
chief marshal, who will assign to them positions
Mr.. Joyce reported that Major Richards would
superintsnd the police arrangements.
Mr.. Noyss announced that he had received .
telegram from COL Moore, Secretary to the Prssi-
dent, stating that the President and party would
reach the city on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
A telegram had also been received from Gen. Nc
Callum, stating the same.
Col TAFT, the chief marshal, suggested that the
on New Jersey avenue. and the line extended
towards the City Hall, the civic associations being
in front Of the building. The President to be re.
ceivsd at the depot and pass up tho line in car
riages TO the City Hall, where the reception osre-
monies would take place; after which the column
would march down Third street to Pennsylvania
avenus and along the avenue to tho Executive
Mansion.
The suggestion Of Col. TAFT was adopted.
The military and other organizations in limo on
the east Of Third street will march up behind the
Presidents carriage to Third street, and again
form the line said street to march from the City
Hall.
Mr. Noyss suggested that an arch b erected
over fifteenth street, and stated the Quartermss.
tors Department would attend to the erection Of
special committee, consisting Of Msssrs. Mead,
Wright and Edmondson, was appointed to wait on
General Rucker and request him to have an arch
The Mayor and presiding officers Of the coun.
tons viii meet at the Mayors Once q IL o'clock
todsv for consuItstion.
msstine Of ali ths m.rsb.,s Nil, be bs,d At thu
Aldermen,s Chamber this afternoon At o,clook.
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