National Republican., 1873-03-01


itoI-who win he Admitted TO tho Bald
ing-Arrnngcments for the Three Great
branches Of tho Government and the
Diplomatic Corps.
The doors OF tho Senate Chamber will be
opened at II O'Clock a. NJ. for the admission OF
Senators and others who, by the arrangement OF
the committee are entitled to admission, as FOL
Ex.PresIdcnts and Vice Presidents.
The chief Justice and Associate Justices OF
Inc Diplomatic Corps, heads Of Departments,
cN-mem6eTs 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 aud eX-GOyernors Of states.
The gallery Immediately at the left Of the d.
plomatic gallery VIII be reserved tor A,ststant
POstmasters General; the Assistant Attorney
General aud the Judge Advocate General; heals
Of bureaus Of War aud Navy Department.; the
C)mptrolers, Auditors, and Register OF the
Treasury; the SOlictOts Of tho several Denart-
ments; Treasurer, COrtHI zsiOnens, Judges OF the
Federal Courts and Supreipe Courts OF the sew
eral States. Caris securing admission for these
gentlemen to the building and the gallery re-
served for their occupancy will be furnished by
tho Sergeant.at-Arms.
The Diplomatic gallery VIII he reserved Tor the
families Of the Diplomatic Corps.
An OF the foregoing will enter at the east door
Of the senate wing VI the Capitol, On the lOwer
door.
dent-elcct, and OF eX.Presidents and Vice Presl-
dents, OF Senators. Heads OF Departments, and
Of the Judges Of supreme Court, VIII enter Al
the north door OF the senate wing, and Will oc-
cupy the gallery directly to the right OF the DIP
lOmatlC gallery.
The other galleries, with the exception OF the
Reporters gallery, will be thrown open to ticket
holders, who will enter the Capitol ly the bronze
doors OF the Senate wing, which Will be opened
at II O'Clock precisely:
N fnF prpailpnt of the United ktates.
President-eleGt, and on his left for the Commit
tee OF Arrangements. EN-Presidents and Vice
Presidents, the chief Justice and Associate Jus
tees OF the Supreme Court, will have seats on
the right of 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.
Oficers OF the Army and Navy who. by name,
have received the thanks Of Congress, and Gov
ernOrs aud eN-OOvernOrs OF states, viii occupy
seats on the right Of the main entrance.
EX-members Of the House and members-elect
will enter the Senate Chamber by the main en-
Chair, 10 rear Of the Diplomatic Corps.
The ROtunda shall be closed, and the passages
leading thereto kept clear.
The other doors and entrances TO the Capitol,
except those TO be opened under this arrange
ment, will he kept closed.
At IL O'Clock the President, Presldent-elect, &C.
cOmpaned by two members OF the Committee oil
Arrangements, will proceed In carriage TO the
east door Of the north wing OF the Capitol, and
enlerins there, will proceed to tho Presidents
room.
! to the Capitol by member Of the Committee OF
| Arrangements, and conducted TO the Vice Piei
dents room, and afIeTward into the Senate
/ Chamber, where the oath OF once will be admin
| lsterel 10 him by the Vice President.
The Diplomatic Corps will assemble In the mar
hle-r0om, and thence proceed In aboy TO The
THe Diplomatic Corps aud the Justces Of the
| Supreme Court will enter the Senate Chamber I
few minutes before the President-elect;
| The Senate Will assemble at Y O'Clock.
The Senate being ready for his reception, tht
President, President-elect, will be Introduced by
| the Committee Of Arrangements TO the seat pre-
| pared for him In the Senate Chamber.
Senate, those assembled In the Chamber viii
proceed to the platform on the central pOrtlct
Of the Capitol In the following order:
| Tue Marshal Of the Supreme Court.
| Ex-Presldents aud ex-Vice Presidents.
| The supreme Court OF the United States.
| The Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate.
| The Committee OF Arrangements.
| The President Of tnO United States, the PTes!
dent elect.
Tue Vice President AMI the sscretlry Of til
I Senate.
The members Of the Senate.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Heads OF Departments.
Ex-memoers OF the HouAe VI Rtprescntatly yel
and members-elect Of the FOTty-third Congress.
Governors Of States.
And other persons who have bOen admitted Il
! the nOor OF the Senate Chamber, AMI the re
served seats at the left Of the Diplomatic Gal
| lery.
On reaching the portlco, the President, Presl
| dent-eleCt, will take the seat provided for hin
on the front Of the platform, the Chief Justice o
| the Supreme Court on his right and the Sergeant
| at-Arns OF the Senate on his left.
The Committee Of Arrangements Will Occupl
a position IN the rear Of the President President
! eject.
Next to the rear Of these. ex-Presldents nnL
! eN.YICe Presidents and Associate Justices Of tn,
! Supreme Court will occupy the seats on the left
| AMI the Vice President, Secretary and member
Of the senate those on the right.
The Diplomatic Corps will occupy the seat
| next In the rear OF the Supreme Court; Heads o.
| Departments, Governors and Ex-Governor o.
| states, eX-members Of the senate, eK-memben
| and membeTs-elect OF the House OF Representa-
| tiyes In the rear Of the members OF the Senate.
| Such other persons rs are Included IN the pre-
coding arrangements will occupy the steps ant
| the residue OF the portlco,
All being In readiness, the oath ~ once will bl
administered to the Pre5dent-elcct by the Chic
on the conclusion Of the Presidents allres,
| the members Of the Senate, preceded by the Ser
! Reant-atArms, Vice President aud Secretary
will return TO the Senate Chamber; aud tn,
| President, accompanied by the Committee OF Ar
rangcments, Will proceed to the President
| house.
| The Scrgcant-at-A Arms Of the Senate Is CHARGE
with the execution OF these arrangements.
/ All horses and carriages, except these used In
conveying persons to the east door OF the nOTtl
wing OF the Capitol, will be excluded from tht
Capitol square.
Should the weather prove untavorable the
! ceremony Of Inauguration will take place In the
! Senate Chamber. AARON II. CRAGIS,
| JOHN A. LOGAN,
THOMAS +. BATARD,