The national Republican., 1869-03-04

hcpuOnchn inNinoiDies OF fhiladelpnla.
Visiting Political Organizations.
Delegations from States and Territories.
Republican Clubs Of the District of Columbia.
Fifth Divlsiop.
ohief Deputy Marshal General James A. Ekin,
Commanding.
soldlers' and Sailors National Reiident
...I. Committee.
Soldiers and Sailors Union.
German Soldiers and Sailors Union.
Central Grant and Colfsx Club.
Printcrs' Grant and Colfsx Club.
Irish Republican Club.
Grant Invineibles Of California.
And such other Associations as may be
assigned.
Sixth Division.
Chief Deputy Marshal John Abendroth.
Commanding.
German Target Association.
Washington Turnverein.
Boys 10 Blue OF the District Of Columbia.
And such other associations as may bo
assigned,
Seventh Division.
Chief Deputy Marshal william Dickson,
Commanding.
United States Fire Department, with visitors,
In order Of date Of Institution.
Eighth Division.
Chief Deputy Martial ] o. .Oisry, Commanding
City Of Washington Fire Department, and
visitors, In order Of date Of Institution.
(Both Of these Divisions under Chief Deputy
Marshal DR.. q. II. Niehols.)
The above comprises those organizations
that have reported to the committee.
I. The escort OF United States troops, under
Colonel Wallace, will, under his direction,
form facing the Presidential Mansion, to re.
eeive and escort the President Of the United
States, and the Presideut and Vice President
elect, their suites, and the Committee OF Ar
rangements Of the Senate aud House of Rep.
resentatives. Pennsylvanla avenue, from
Fifteen-and-a-halfst street to Seventeenth street
will be kept clear OF all organizations save
this escort.
II. All armed volunteer military organlza-
tions uniformed, will form on Pennsylvania
avenue, from Seventeenth street to the Or
Gle, the right resting on Seventeenth street,
under the direction OF the following deputy
marshsls; Gen. L. W. Rice, Gen. Frank J.
Heron, General NJ. MoEwen, General
J. M. Hedrick, Gen. Geo. W. Clarke, Colonel
Jas. A. Magruder, A. b. Muilett, z. d. Gill;
man, Col. Timothy Lorbey, Jol. J. II. Glen.
dening, Gen. WIN. vandeyer, Gen. James =.
Rushing, Col. wm. I. simms. r. b. Mohun,
Col. WIN. s. Carr, u. +. Stansbury, J. r.
nosuot 1d' bhhhWiut bts - o. VI ho"ihuds
III. All those enumerated in the third
| division, who may be willing to attend,
and who will be found included between the
ex-Presidents Of the United Stateaond officers
OF the army aud navy, will be formed on Six.
| .sen-and-s-haif street, west Of the Presldenps
| Square, under the direction Of the following
deputy marshals, the right on Pennsylvania
avenue; General Lawrence, Colonel William
Il. Philip, Major s. Il. Harrington, Charles
worthington, Mr.. Chilton, Edward Pendle-
| ton, Major Richard Middleton, Colonel Frank
Jones, Major George Hill, DR.. ]. Mercer,
George N. Hicks, +. y. Adams, James q. Grls.
void. p. II. Doncuan. Capthin r Stnns,
Major II. A. Hall, M. r. ShAnkland, Thomas
| q. Cox.
~, The officers OF the army, navy and marine
| corps not attached to other organizations, and
the clergy, will form on Seventeenth street,
east side, south OF Pennsylvanis avenue,
the right on Penusylvanla avenue, under the
direction of the following deputy marshals I;
Gen. J. NJ. Corse, Major J. U.Cash, Major Au.
gustus Nicholson, Colonel George Gibson,
Colonel Henry Rathbone, Commander Z.
Simpson, Lieutenant Commander Manly,
Lieutenant Commander @. II. Perkins, Gap
tain U. p. Patterson, wythe DENLY.
v. has been determined by the committee
to place the fre organizations on the left, both
to keep up the interest OF all in the procession
to the end, forming, as they must, one OF the
most attractive features OF the procession, and
to render them available In case Of fire. They
will form on II street, right on Eighteenth
street, massing on II toward the right, leaving
open the cross streets north and SOUTH It will
be under the direction Of the following deputy
marshals:
Chief Deputy, DIR. O. II. Nichols, Z. j. Mid.
dleton, Riley A. Shinn, Emil s. Frederick
william Dickson, J: y. Clsry, william o.
Drew, John II. NieolAy, Gen. J. Il. O'Beirne
vi. Tho nfth division and such other organiza
tions as may be assigned will form on Seven.
teenth street, right on Pennsylvanis avenue
and msssed on the north side, under the diree-
tion OF the following deputy marshals: Gen
eral James A. Ekln, Colonel II. @. Otis, Z. d
VreelAnd, John Altman, Captain q. II. Man
ming, Captain J. y. Dougherty, Major vii
liam A. Short, Major A. N. Seip, W. Frank
Kelly, Theodore II. N. Mcpherson, Warren J
Oalismer, Alexander NJ. Kenadsy.
The marshAls will see that II street be lefi
open.
VII. The Republican clubs Of the District
will form on Eighteenth street, south OF Penn.
sylvanis avenue, right on the Avenue, under
the direction Of deputy marshals; Chief Dep
uty, Major Church Howe, Cyrus Lukens, b
|
John l.. Pau, Col. S. p. Lee, Captain 8. A
StockalI, Chas. Z. English, Dr.. Joseph II
Rowland, q. F. stanSbury, W. W. Ultz, DI
Xenophon O. Scott.
VIII. The Boys In Hue. will form on Il
street west, right toward the Capitol, ant
resting on Nineteenth street or Pennsylvania
avenue under their mATshals.
TX. The delegations from the States ant
Territories will accompany the Republican
clubs Of the District, and will report OF
Eighteenth street to Chief Deputy Marsha
Major Church Howe.
The German Target Association and Wash
ington rurnyereiu, tosother with the orgsni
nations visiting them, will form on Eighteenth
street north OF Pennsylyauia avenue, right OF
the Avenue, under Deputy Msrshals Johr
Abendroth, J. s. McRinny, John ID. Patton
Captain W. W. winship, and Colonel Aaroi
Baldwin.
At 10 a. m, March 4, the deputy marshal
will be expected to teport to the grand mar
shsi at his once, ibo Pennsylyanla avenue
Mrs. Boyle's confectionery, that their organi
zations are In position.
A single gun from Duponts battery, unde
orders from Col. Wallace, will announce to al
that the President and President elect ART
ready to move to the Capitol. The chief dep
uty marshal OF each division must then inform
himself OF the progress Of the Organization
preceding himi he will be responsible for tina
portion OF the line under his general charge.
The Capitol will be approached from tn,
south side. The escort OF United States troops
save the cavalry, will pass entirely around tn,
square east OF the Capitol, and will remain oil
A street north.
The volunteer organizations will form cas-
OF the Capitol and facing toward II.
Divisions will hle In line behind the organl
nations preceding them, and will face towart
the Capitol. They will hold thus until break
log from the right to march to the left, Ate
the escort they will follow the President OF tht
United States to the Executive Mansion.
AL carriages In the line will pass along tn
east front OF the Capitol, and will be tAkeI
charge Of by some one appointed by tho CON
mittee for this purpose.
Col. Wallace has been notified that PresI
Dental salute Of twenty-oue guns Is to be ire,
a. soon as the President shall have taken tn
oath Of once.
Itwili be noticed that by this arrangemen
the President Of the United States will, oil