National Republican., 1875-11-24

nittse Of srrsngsmsnts. attended By the pal
bearers, mournefs and ssrEsantat-Arms of IN
m, divine service will be performed
| pleted, n
TIE FUNERAL PROCESSION,
under command Of Brevet MAJOR General W. q
Emory, y: s. A., VIII move in the following orde
from the Senate chamber TO the depot OF the Bal
timore and Potomac Railroad Company, whsr
mites p y as
sets 70 receive them:
military escort.
Chaplain Of the Senate and an assistant clergy
me physicians who attended the deceased.
The Committee OF Arrangements-Senato
Hon; =: a. Garfield, Hon. Samuel Randall. Hon
", W. Warren, Ex-Governor Dennison, Associat
J9stise TSs q MGliioId. Secretary Fish.
Inc pail bearers: Senators Edmunds, Sherman
BsyaId, and Whyte, Exspeaker Blaine, Repre-
sentatives Mills, Wood and Kssson.
THE HEARsE.
Relatives Of the deceased.
The Sergeant-at-Armso OF the Senate.
MEMBERS Of the Senate, preceded BY the Prest
dent Of the Senate pro tenPore and the Secretary
The SsrgssntatArms of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
Members OF the House of Representatives, pre-
ce6ed BY the CLERK Of the Houss.
Ihe President Of the United States.
Heads OF Departments.
,Juoses Oh the supreme Oourt OF the united
Judges Of the supreme Court of the District
Judges Of the Court Of Claims.
The Diplomatic Corps
The CommissiOners ofthe District Of Columbia.
Omeers Of the Army and Navy and OF the Ma
orEsniIed associations which may desire to At
Citizens and strangers.
TEE BoDF WILL LEAVE HERE
at 1:S7 p. m, and upon arrival In Baltimore will
there at O'Clock p. N. Rev. DR.. Sunderland,
chaplain Of the Senate. will offer prayer at the
InpeIal services on Friday morning, and Rev. Dr.
RANKIN VIII pronounce the discourse. The body
Will be placed in the rotunda on Thursday morn
ing, where It will lie in state, on the same csta-
ner, Cbief Justice Chase and Hon. Thaddeus Ste
vens. Upon reaching Philadelphia, on Friday
night, the body Will be taken to
INDEPEHDEScE HALL,
where 1t viii lie In state until 10 or IL O'Clock Sat
York. 1t is lot the intention Of the COMMITTEES TO
stop In the latter city. They expect to leave there
Tor Boston on the o o'clock train Saturday night.
The colored citisens.
The committee Of colored citizens appointed for
me purpose Of making arrangements to attend
the Vice Presidents funeral met last evening and
appointed o subcommittee, consisting Of F. ID.
Gaines, Walter Middleton and L. H. Thompson
Of Boston, Mass, to confer with the general com
mfttee. The citizens Of East Washington de.
string TO participate 10 the ceremonies Will meet
a. the Independent NJ. L. church on Friday, the
Day OF the funeral A resolution was adopted In
vting the colored clergy To attend in body.
Tbs Boston Committee.
Messrs. Seth Turner, E. Il. Dunn, Edward wy.
man, g. H. Campbell and A. g. Hills, the com.
mittee from Boston to meet the Senate committee
IN regard to the disposition of Mr. Wilson's re-
mains, arrived IN the city yesterday, and are at
Elsewhere.
ACTION oFTHR woMAN's 'ssUFTRAeE EAssoc1Ar1or
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 23-At the ANIMAL meat:
ing OF the Pennsy lvania Woman's AssocIatfour
neld ncfe today, Mrs. Eliza Turner presented
reporting the death OF Vice President
human race loses noble friend The resolutions
were adopted by srising vote.
:, PHiLADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-In the United states
tine announced the death of Vice Presid ent VIZ
son N ntting terms, whereupon Judge Cad
WaIlaoer ordered the court adjourned. = =
ESCORT TO THE. FUNERAL ooRrEeE'
xPHILADKLPHIA, Nov. 23-Oolonel Benson Of
me FIRST Regiment National Guards Of Peunsvl-
yanfa, has offered the services OF his eommand'to
the authorities Of this city as an escort TO the re-
y y ans OF the late Vice President during the
r1y cf pesssge through Philadelphia OF the
u BOARD OF TRADE RESOLUTIONS OF soRRow-
i, NEW YORK, Nov. 23-The Board of Trade tn
usy ADOPTED resolutions declaring It's sorrow A.
me death Of Vice President Wilson. -, 80,
THE OLD GUARD OFFER THEIR SERVICES.
=, NEW YORK, Nov. 23-The Old Guard and
Nintn regiment have offered their services TO the
Donors to the remains Of Vice President Wiison
~nne passing through this city,. -. ]
ACTION OF THE NEW YORK REPUBLIcASs. -; I
:, NEW YoRK, Nov. 23-A special meeting Of the
q ne@ppohcan @ Central Committee was held Tonight
Vice President Wilson Colonel JosI w Wsson
PRESIDED. a series of resolutions were passed ex
h h.essng regret for the great loss sustained BY
.S--.- - .------ $50 =
rHE GOLDEN STATE LAMESTINe THE DEATH OF
THE VICE PRESIDENT.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2S-The news OF Vice
President Wilson's death created q general feel
ng Of sorrow in this city. The flags on tho pub
mast, and the United States courts adjourned
Until this morning.
RESPECT FOR THE DEAD IN ALABAMA
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 23-The State and Federal
ourts IN this city adjourned to-day in token Of re-
pect TO the memory Of the late Vice President
THE BOSTON COMMITTEE.
BOSTON, Nov. 23.-The Common Council to-
night concufred in the action of the Board Of Al
lermen, and adopted the resolutions touching the 1
ieath Of Vice President Wilson; also, appointed
nessrs. Brockett, Flynn and Wilson, with the
PRESIDENT Of the council board, as q COMMITTEES to
Ittend the funeral -
IN OTHER CITIES.
BosTos, Nov. 23.-Little has yet been done to-
Yards arranging for the obsequies here OF the
ate Vice President. The Governor and Council
we're in consultation this afternoon, but as moth
ng had been received as to the arrangements at
W ashington, adjourned until 10 o'clock q. m. to-
morrow. a public meeting Of citizens Will proba-
The fags in the city were at half mast to-day,
nd the death Of Mr.. Wilson was the chief topic
4 conversation. The city governments Of Law
cree, Lowell and other cities to night at special
meetings adopted appropriate resolutions and
istened to eulogies on Mr.. Wilson. Numerous
fers Of military escort have been made to the
dJutant general.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 2s.-The House adjourned
ent Wilson. EIs7I -