The national Republican., 1869-03-04

CHARLES M. AsDERsoN, Stationer, 90 Sew.
enth street, between r and q streets.
s. q. s. BARBouR, ststioner, SIS Seventh
street, between II and I streets. .
ARRAHaEMENrs FOE THE rNAuauRA.
TIoH or THE PREsIDEHT OF THE UNI.
TED STATES, ON THE FOURTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1859.
Tho doors of the Senate Chamber will be
opened at 10 O'Clock q. m, for the admission
Of Senators and others, who by the arrange
ment Of the Committee are entitled to ad.
mission, as follows,
Ex-Presidents and Vice President.
The Chief Justice ana Associate Justices
OF the Supreme Court.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Heads Of Departments.
Ex-members of either branch of Congress
and members Of Congress elect, Officers OF
the Army and Navy, who, by name, have re-
celyed the thanks Of Congress.
Governors Of States and Territories Of the
Union and Ex-Goyernors Of States; Assistant
Secretaries Of Departments and the Assistant
Postmasters General; the Assistant Attorney
General and the Judge Advocate General
Comptrollers, Auditors and Registers of the
Treasury, the Solicitors Of the several De-
partmentsj TREASURED, Commissioners, Judges
Courts Of the several States.
The Mayors Of Washington and George
town, and the reporters In tho Senate, oil Of
whom will be admitted at the cast door OF
tho north wing Of the Capitol.
The families Of tho President, President
elect, Vice President pro ten,pore, Vice Prcsi-
dent elect, Senators, Diplomatic Corps, Heads
at the north door of the Senate wing; oil
others will enter at the main eastern door.
All the galleries except those for the re-
porters and the families Of the Diplomatic
Corps will be open to those holding tickets.
Seats will be placed In ffont of the sccrc-
tary's table for the President Of the United
States, the President elect, and the Commit.
tee of Arrangements.
Ex-Presidents and Vice Presid ents, the
Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF the
Supreme Court will have seats on the right oi
the Chair.
The Diplomatic Corps will occupy seats on
the right of the Chair, next to the Supreme
Court.
Heads Of Departments will occupy seats
on the LEFT of the Chair.
Officers of the Army and Navy, Governors
Of States and Territories Of the Union, ex.
Governors of States, Assistant Secretaries Of
Departments, the Assistant Postmasters Gen.
eral, the Assistant Attorney General and the
Judge Advocate General, Comptroller, Audi
tors and Registers of the Treasury, Solicitors
of the several Departments, Commissioner
Treasurers, Judges, and the Mayors Of Wash
ington and Georgetown will occupy seats on
the right and LEFT OF the main entrance.
Members Of Congress and Members elect
will enter the Senate chamber by the main
entrance and will occupy seats on the left oi
the Chair.
The Rotunda shall be closed and the pas
sages leading thereto kept clear. The othel
those to be open under this arrangement
will be kept closed.
At II o'clock the President Of the United
States and the President elect, each accom-
panied by members Of the Committee Of Ar
rangcments, will proceed In carriages TO tn,
cast door Of the Senate wing of the Capitol
and, entering there, will be conducted to the
rooms assigned them.
The Vice President elect will be accompa
MED to the Capitol by member Of the Com
mittee Of Arrangements and conducted Il
the Vice Presidents room, and afterward
into the Senate chamber, where the oath o
Office will be administered to him BY tn,
Vice President pro tenn.
The Diplomatic Corps and tho Justices o
the Supreme Court will enter the Scnat,
chamber few minutes before the Presiden
elect.
The Senate will assemble at 12 o'clock.
The Senate being ready, the President o
the United States and the President-elec
will be introduced by the Committee Of Ar
the Senate Chamber.
After completing the organization Of tn
Senate, those assembled In the chamber will
proceed to the platform on the central por
tlco Of the Capitol In the following order:
The Marshal Of the Supreme Court.
-Ex-Prcsidents and Er-Vice Presidents.
Tho Chief Justice and Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court.
The sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate.
The Presdent-elect with members Of tn
Committee Of Arrangements.
Tho President of the United States wit
members Of the Committee Of Arrange
The Vice President and the Secretary @
the Senate.
The Members Of the Senate.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Ex-Members Of the House Of Represents
tiyes and Members-elect to the Forty-nrt
Congress.
Heads of Departments.
Governors OF States and Territories.
Officers of the Army and Navy, and a
other persons who have been admitted to tn
floor Of the Senate.
On reaching the front Of the platform tn
President elect will take the seat provide
for him, the Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senat
Tin charge Of the ceremonies) on his righ
and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Coui
on his lcft.
The President and tho Committee of Al
rangements will occupy position In the req
of the President elect.
Next In the rear the Associate Justices {
the Supreme Court will occupy the seats o
tho left, and the Vice President, Secretar
and members of the Senate those on the right
Tho Diplomatic Corps will occupy tn
seats next In the rear Of the Supreme Cour
Uanba of Diana ri manta. GnyernOra md a,
Governors Of States and Territories, and ex
Members of the Senate, ex-Members an
Members-elect of the House of Represents
tives, In the rear Of the Members Of the Sci
ate.
Such other persons as are included In II
preceding arrangements will occupy d
steps and the residue Of the portlco.
All being in readiness, tho oath Of ofiiC
will be administered to the President ele
by the Chief Justice, and on the conclusio
OF the Presidents address, the members
the Senate, preceded by the Sergeant-at-Arm
Vice President, and Secretary, will return
the Senate Chamber, and the President, q
ments, proceed to the Presidents House.
The Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate
charged with the execution Of these arrang
ments.
All horses and carriages will be exclude
from the Capitol square.
should the weather prove uniaVoraolc, VI
ceremony of the Inauguration will take pla,
in the Senate Chamber.
RICHARD YATES,
A. II. CRAdIN,
7. G. MoCRERRY,
u Committee.
THE PROCESSION.
The Committee on Procession, undef the i
structions of the General Committee on u
ofaeIaI InaukurAtion ceremonies, on Marc
I,have arranged the procession as followsi
Grand Marshal and Aids.
First Division.
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