The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-29
Funeral OrVice President Wilson

At 1910 the body was removed to the
hearse, which was drawn by ten beautiful
black horses, and at II the funeral cor
tege started over the route marked out tC
Germantown Junction, where q special
train was in waiting. All along the route
the streets were crowded, Many places
Of business were closed, and others made
beautiful exhibitions Of mourning EN-.
blems. The State House bell was tolled
and the Dead March and other dirges
were performed by the bells OF st. Ste
phen's church. The procession was very
imposing, and included Governor Hart
rant and Mayor Bankson and staff; the
First Division National Guards, the Com.
mittee in charge Of the remains, members
Of Congress and pall.bearers, Committee
OF Arrangements OF the Council, officers
and members Of the Council, heads OF de,
partments, members Of tho Senate and
House Of Representatives, Union League
delegation OF the Patriotic Order OF Sons
OF America, Philadelphia Union Club
&c. The train left here for New York at
l:55.
New YoRK, November 27.--With he.
coming solemnity, reverence and earn
estness New York to-day paid her trib.
ute to the remains and memory OF Vice
President Wilson. The flower Of our
MALTA; delegations from our financial
and commercial institutions; the city
government; prominent citizens, as well
as the lowly Of the colored population
all united in showing respect for the
distinguished dead. Long gbefore the hour
at which the train bearing the remains
was expected at Jersey City great crowds
congregated in and around the depot, and
soon was taken every position from which
good view Of the proceedings might be
obtained. The passageway leading into
the ferry house was tastetully drapGd,
and on the national flag was the inscrip.
tion "Henry Wilson, born February 10,
1872, died November 90, 1875" Beneath
this were the lines 70 death all eloquent,
you only prove what dust we dote on
when It's man We love-" The chief Of
police Of Jersey was here with one hun.
dred officers, besides u detail Of white
and cOlOred troops OF the National
Guard, all Of whom were to accompany
the remains to New York.
Shortly before 3 o'clock the Committee
Of the Common Council Of this city and
the heauS OF departments nle1 lhto inc
depot ana TOOK positions AZ D minutes
alter a o'clock ine tram moved slowly
INTO the uepOt' Inc loGoino'INe anu cars
were neatly drNped, The hGarse, drawn
by iolr horses, now approCheu Inc IRAN
anu me Douy was pothe 70 II, he miIilary
presenting arms, 'he puhus P'aylns pirseH
ana the Immense crowu aIl Darlhs Ihelr
heads, a procession was promptly
formed anu moved 10 lhe lerry'Doai, GIl
lhe Dells IN the cry 'oiIlhg anu the
artillery corps posted IN, IN Ihe nelglDor-
hood tlrlng minute guns Inc ohIy mem
Der oil congress VINO accompanied inc re-
mains to lnls city was senator boutwell,,
VINO was loihed AZ Jersey Clty Dy Seha,
tors CTagen. oi New Hampshire, ana
Paddock, oil Nebraska. A delegation
from Massachusetts and the HepuDIlcan
ASSOCIATION OF Washington aIso accom- accom-
panled the remains Inc steamer naVihg
arrived at C9rslanut street the deDarkN'
ton TOOK place Wlthou! ueiGy INC
several committees having laEet their
assigned posltlonS 'ne cor'Gge 9egan us
march through New lork' Inc Marines,
seVehth reglment OF !nlS e,ty anu oKlu;
more uuarus, colorea, ,Iormeu tne uuaTu Oh
llonor, hVe regiments OF infantry, three
regiments ol mounted troops, ou'cers O'
the regular, army, ionr hundred police.
men, q battalion OF 'he llre department
WIN thelr apparatus, numerous G9miIlI' mn,
tees from poll'icai ahH other clSiL oouleS,
also oihcers oil inc National sta!e anu
Munlclp"I government composed 'nG pro-
eessIon' AS inc corIege passed uP Cort'
iandt street an Immense crowu Oh spec
IatotS lined !he sldeTalKs, DtosnWay IsIt, 100
was thronged, also IAN street, run Ave
nue. anu Madison Avenue 10 thS HePot
anu not only were INC streeta illIeu Dni
every WINDOW from "hicN view coulu
pe had was ocGu pieu. on Mrl,vlhg ~ 1he
uepot inc Uouy was carried INSIDE anu
the escort dismissed; detail oniy haylhg
been made 70 keep guard .iIl U o'clock
when the tram sIarted Lor boston. me
weather was neilghtlul DuI unfortunately
darkness get IN before mnch progress was
made IN Ihe march anu .he grea'Gr patt
was necessarily eccomgllsneG III the
gloom 9i the evening; Freu. U Dougla's
occupied carriage WIN senators bont'
wei Cragln ana fadu0eS' mi, .-
Boston, November 2I1the arrange;
ments ior tue oOsequles o. MaSsachusetls
dead statesman are rapidly being per.
lected; 19e clergymen VINO are 70 assist
rev. Dr. Manning IN me ceremonies are
Kev' PhiIllPs BROOKS, heV; ": futnam,
Rev. holIin II; NeaI, Fey; william war
ren and rev. Dr. A. A. Miner Inc ex'
Governor, who are TO act as pall'bearers
are Hons. ,,y Henry GSrdner' ,, Alexan1er H.
Bullock, William CIailln, Emory WASH
burhe ana Thomas IHioot' ING services
Will be held IN the Ial. o. ,he House o.
Representatives. on MONDAY noon Ihe
state ounces VIII oe cloSeu' liallillouF
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