The daily gazette., 1875-11-27
|lRST EDITION
go,ors to the Dead.

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON'S
ssa,IsSIs s.tnsIss rnkOuoH DELAWARE
an o'clock, last evening, the
wy Solicitor, Council, Clerk,
kgor, oi'y "a ,ress representatives board
bilif an" anal car attached to the regular
EiPec'pae 'paerryville, where their car
stitched off to await .ne haalin arr,va,
|ass train from Baltimore 1ln, we 1earlng M',rg
srDla.,rI;vVe at Perryville at 6:35
By "'d and the north bound train
a@h, ,here % at SOY. The special car
s'neu es.u,ohed . to the train, which moved
~ l,,lv luIa after leaving Perryville the
SoluJ, .!,on delegation sent a mes
fsllpiS ior Mayor Whiteley, who went
ssei iO brt soon returned for the
r''u,, n,s Of the wilmington car, and
flpaO's Conducted to the car occupied
se'1 Washington delegations. Here
tne Introduced to Col. Wyman,
NI,E 'hincton, s. B. Goliath, brother
'Sscqssed, who has charge of the
while on the train, to Senator
|Sgrsill, Of Massachusetts, Col. Dunn,
,:'ysrnor Gaston's Council, Fred.
l'.sss iS.'s and other members of the
TIS"6 'as, t6s exchange of courtesies
Nv; NMS;lmipgton delegation moved on
u ,,her " car, which was occupied by
. S,MT'"aiion SMV,i of the Fifth Maryland
.alsDsssl atrsl Guard and detachment of
'&vus' ss and on to the next car for
'Nll' vhich contained the remains
'atH, ~. Vice President. The body was
y ", D,d ira casket and the casket was
slVs'ii .iis sblack cloth case, with silver
pls.'i sO,ircs and eight silver handles. -
la'.r NY ,on 9i the case were three large
v.% v.aCnsts one forming a cross of rare
y 5Sssn,iful flowers. The case was
",S,d by two marines one of whom
.,1i n tie forward door, while the
%T rG stood up against the side of the
y" =. immovable as statue, with his
:, a rest, and his eyes fixed intently
IN the floor.
] Srtsde the car was heavily draped
,y@ nourning, rs were also the cars
.,srnih BY the delegation from
Eutrgon. VIZ,
TS,isin arrived in Wilmington at
sa5otOck, and the special cars were
rnsliately attached to special car
,tirb had arrived from Philadelphia
5ort time previous, with a delega-
b, from that city. The special train
md formed Immediately started for
|hIhdelphia.
Is the train passed through this city
s,iepot WAS crowded with people,
|,Dy Of whom made eager bat ineffec-
nj attempts to get into the car con-
|lning the remains. AS the train
,ged of the Fame Hose, Water
itch and City Hall bells were tolled.
The Philadelphia delegation, which
sorted the remains after leaving
Naware, was composed as follows:
Wn. S. Stockley, Mayor.
Sam'l D. King, chairman committee
arrangements.
Joseph Ii. Paist, Clerk of the Select
auncil and clerk of committee.
Council Committee of Arrange
ants 0. II. Wilson, John Monroe.
Anss W. Allen, Henry j. Marcus, J.
LRickle, Geo, Emo, VIM. Baldwin,
y5an Spering, John Fox. Thos. Hill,
W. McMullin.
Gorge W. Johnson aud Mortimer
| Johnson, Messengers of Council.
representatives of the press-Alex.
ansay, Ledger, John Hassan, Times,
.EDelsmotte, Inquirer; X. A. Welch
Ivy James Slater, Eoening Herald,
I'd correspondent of the New York
laa
The train arrived in Philadelphia at
AS o'clock. Here the remains
sOrted by the detachment of marines
'se carried out on Broad street, and
laced in a hcarse, which stood there
j, waiting. The Second Regiment,
Ntonal Guards, Colonel Peter Lyle
smnanding, was formed on Broad
net, awaiting the arrival of the train
Hon A tumultuous crowd, not of
asnost respectable character, occu.
laal the available points CT observa.
%nOund the depot.
aler the remains were placed in
asarse the line of march for Inde.
paatnce Hall was taken up. First
4 aae AcClur'gs bard playing a mourn
a. iOneral dirge. Next were carriages
.SSnalnlng .Sl the Washington and Massa-
SsuuseIs = sceltgation. The hearse, drawn
yM Y. horses, following guarded by the
.,,i -siiueS and the Fifth Maryland dele
S.. aaEn and escorted by the Second
Sflli' Ssf.1eni' Carriages containing the
y. ..'Oelphia delegation brought up the
sasI ~ sle solemn procession moved up
Inv sv'u street, the Wilmington delega
M ,S;., returned to THAR special car
'1ica was brought down to Whining