National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-11
TANEY,
UNWILLING STATUE or the JURIsr.
An Interesting CsrsusoHy al AansPsIis Yes
torday-ThS Prescataiisa Addrcss-.Ao-
ceptance b. the GovernoE sfnIarylasd--

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Description or the Statue.
In the year 1851 the General Assembly Of the
State Of Maryland appropriated the sum Of 1900
for the purpose Of erecting a suitable monument
TO the memory Of the late Roger b, fancy, Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, Finding the sum inadequate for carrying
/ out the objects In view the fund was further
increased by an appropriation Of $4,000. A
committee was then appointed 70 select an
ance of the Won, and Nj. w. u. Rlnehart was
| selected. lie u a native Of Maryland, but at the
time Of receiving the contract resided al Rome,
! Italy. The sculptor labored faithfully with his
| subject, and, IN due time, Il was completed,
| transported TO this country, placed In position
At the state-honse at Annapolis, and yesterday
| was named as the day for the dwelling The q
/ O'Clock train from this city carried out number
| Of passengers bent on witnessing the ceremO-
nlesl which Sohneelel WIN special gan from
| about seventy passengers.
Ilttle time was lost In switching on, and after
4 snail-paCc ride on the rickety road, the ancient
city was reached about tl;2O a. m. shortly after
the arrival Of tho train tho morning boat from
Baltimore came In, adding large numbers 20 the
many already assembled about the State House,
many of whom, with curious gaze we're eyelnf
the white sheet that hid the statue from view,
and contemplating TO themselves as TO It's APP
pearance.
The Senate Chamber, around which clusters so
many recollections Of the past, and with which
IL interviewer much Of the carly history OF our
country when struggling into a national eK-
lstence-this tlme-honored spot was chosen as
the most fitting place In which to hold the oere-
monies connected with the unwilling. ma
IoTity Of tho seats had been set apart for the use
q the ladies', and all Of them were occupied.
Inc Governor filled the presldents chair, while
g the secretarys desk, 70 his front, sat Mayor
Nansant, OF baltimore, with the president Of
the nrst branch OF tho city Council on his right,
and the president Of the second branch on his
left while to the right Of the desk sat the officers
Of the Naval Academy In full dress, and on the
left Of the Governor were the justices Of the
Court Of Appeah and the members Of the city
Council Of Baltimore.
John Merriman, Cksi. Justice Bartol, Associate
Justices Miller, Brent Robinson, and Abbey; Geo.
NJ GU, g, T; Wallis ". u; Rhshart Cen; Nc
aud Blake, Delegated ,GriswOll and Kerr, Rear
Admiral Worlen, Medical Inspector Philip Lans-
dale, Paymaster James Murray, Captain Samuel
P. Cate, Captain Cook, Commander II. L. Howl
son, Lieut. Commanders $. I. Ames and Yates,
Assistant Surgeon Taylor, W. W, CorcOran, Geo,
W. Riggs, Rev. Fathers Waiter, Feitag, and Wis
sell J. ID. StOckott, Reporter Court Of Appeals
Arthur MAckln, Thomas Hamilton, j. NJ Art,
Rev. Joel brown, W, II. LAney, Silvater benson,
Of the late chief Justice; Snowden, Andrews,
and others.
/ me Naval Academy band, under the leader
pS SGT % ny sgs m IHg h music
Al 1890 O'Clock Gov. Pinckney white entered
the Senate chamber, accompanied by his aids,
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ma a 7. yAIIns. CHAIRMAN oY fuE MONUMENT
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arose and ,IeIIyered mo address The Governor
also arose and remained standing until he
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