Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
THE IMMIGRATION.
Arrangements Ter the Inauguration Of the
President Of the United states,
On the lth Of March, 1859.

President Of the United states,
On the lth Of March, 1859.
The doors OF the Senate Chamber viii be
opeped ct 10 O'Clock A. M. for the admission OF
Senator's and others who, BY the arrangement
fol ows:
Ex-Presidepts and Vice Presidents.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices Of
the Supreme Court.
The Diplomatic Corps, Heats of Departments,
Ell Members Of either branch OF Congress, and
Members of Congress elect.
Officers of the Army and Navy who by name
have received the thanks of Congress
Governors Of States and Territories of the
Union and Ex.Governors Of States; Assistant
Secretaries of the Departments and Assistant
Postmasters General; the Assistant Attorney
General sud the Judge Advocate General; the
Conptrollers, Auditors, and Registers OF the
Treasury; the Solicitors of the several Depart
ments; Treasurer; Commissioners; Judges OF
the Federal Courts and OF the Supreme Courts
OF the several States; the Mayors of Washington
and George'own; and the Reporters OF the
Senate.
All OF whom Will be admitted at the cas-; door
OF the north wing of the Capitol
The families of the President Pres ident elect
wee President pro iem Vice President elect,
Senators, Diplomatic Corps Heads of Depart
ments, and Federal Judges, will enter at the
north door Of the Senate wing; all others will
enter at he msin eastern door,
All the galleries, except those for the reporters
and the families Of the Diplomatic Corps, will
be open 70 those llding tickets.
Seats will be placed in front of the Sscrstary's
table for the President of the United States the
President elect and Com of Arrange.
ments.
Ex- Presidents and Vice Presidents, the
Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF the
Supreme Court will have seats on the right of
the Char.
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 Elk Gov
ernors of States: Assistant Secretaries of De
partments: the Assistant Postmasters General
Advocate General Comptrollers, Auditors, and
Registers OF the Treasury; Solicitors OF the
several Departments; Commissioners Treasu
rers; Judges; and the Mayors o. Washington
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 man tn
trance, and will occupy seats on the left of the
Chair.
The Rotunda will be closed, and the passages
leading thereto kept clear.
The other doors and entrances 70 the Capitol,
except those to be open under this arrangement,
will be kept closed.
At eleven o'clock, the President of the United
States and the President elect, each accomps-
MED by members OF the Committee OF Arrange
ments, will proceed in carr ages to the east door
OF the Senate wing of the Capitol, and, en- trring
there, viii be conducted to the rooms assigned
them.
The Vice Pre- Ident elect will be accompanied
TO the Capitol by member of the Committee
OF Arrangements, and conducted to the Vice
Presidents room, and aiterward into the Senate
Chamber, where the oath of office will b.
administered TO him by the Vice President mr.,
tenn.
The diplomatic Corps and the Justices of the
Supreme Court will enter the senate Chamber
a few minutes before tina President elect.
The Senate will assemble. a. twelve o'clock
The Senate being ready, the President OF the
United States and the President elect will be
introduced nv the Committee OF Arrangements
to the seats prepared for them il the Senate
Chamber.
After completing the organization of the
Senate, those assembled in the Chsmbar viii,
proceed TO the platform on the central portico
OF tie Capitol in the following or der
The Marshal Ct the Supreme Court.
Ex-Presidents End ex- Vice Presidents
Chief Justice and Associate justices OF the
Supreme Court.
The Sergeant alarms of the Senate
The President elect, with members of the
Committee OF Arrangements.
The Pre- OF the United States with
memb r. OF the Committee of Arrangement
The Vice President ard the Secretary of the
Senate.
The Members OF he senate
The diplomatic Corps.
Ex-Members OF the House OF Repr.s entativps
and Members elect to the Fort, Fret Congress
Heads OF Departments.
Governors OF States aud Territories
Officers of the Army and Navy, AMI all other
persons who have been admitted TO the floor Of
the Senate.
On reaching the front of the platform thu
President elect will take the seat provided for
him; the Sergeant t-arTns OF the Senate IN
charge If tie ceremonies) OF his isnt. and The
Chief Justice of the supreme Court on his lett
The President and the Commtttee OF Arranga-
m"nts will occupy position IN the rear OF the
President elect.
Next in the rear the Assoc Iate Justices OF the
supreme Court will occupy the seas on the
lett, ana The Ice President, Secretary, and
NJ, moers of the Senate those on the riyht.
Tie diplomatic Corps will occupy the seats
ueX' in the rear of the Supreme Court; Heads
OF departments, Governors, and Ex-Gover.
IOT5 OF States and Territories and Ex- Mem
bsTs of the Senate, tx Members and Members
elect of the House OF Representlliye i'll the
rear Of the Members OF the Senate.
Such other persons As are included IN the
preceding arran gements will occupy the steps
ana he residue OF the portico.
All being IN readiness, the oath of office will
be administered TO the President elect by the
Chief Justice and on the conclusion Of the
Presidents address, the Members OF the Sem
ate, proceed d by the Sergeaut-al arms, Vice.
president, and Secretary, will return TO the
Senate chamber, and the president, accom-.
panied by the Committee of Arrangements, will
proceed TO the Presidents House.
The Sergeant-at.armso OF the Senate Is charged
with the execution of these arrangements.
All horses and carriages will be excluded
from the Capital square
should the weather prove unfavorable, the
ceremony Of the Inauguration will take place
IN the Senate chamber.
RICHARD YATES,
A. H CRAGIN. Committee
7. q. McCRRERY,1