Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-03

and q Pullman car for the Others accom-
paying the remains. All these were al
propriately draped with mourning. When
the procession reached the station. the
President and cabinet. pail bearers. COM
mIttee OF arrangements, supreme court and
the Massachusetts, committee followed the
c1sket 10 the car, the guard Of honor pre-
sentng arms "a the remains and President
and cabinet passed. The ca-ket having
been placed on the platform. Senator Thur
man, chairman OF the committee Of arrange
mentS, addressing the Massachusetts com
mtice, said
SENATOR THURNAN' EIMAkSs
Gentlemen OF Massachusetts, The tuner
al ceremonies at the National capital over
the remains OF the late Vice President are
here concluded, aud We now deliver them to
you u convey them 10 the state of which
he was citizen, and by which he was SO
much h0nored, and which he 50 well DC
served. In performance Of your mournill
duties You viii carry with you the sympa-
thiss oi the nation and everywhere meet
With sincere marks ut respect for the illus-
tri1u- dead
col WYMAN'- RESPONSE.
Col Wyman in reply said, they accepted
the precious trust confded 10 them and
would convey The remains 10 Massachusetts
where they would receive all the honor
that luye and affection could be,tOw lie
added an expression OF his thanks for the
admirable arrangements which had been
perfected. and TOR the c0urie~ie- extended
to Inns y AND hi- colleagues DR.. Rankin
then prouu... cd the bcnedictl0n. The
body Wa then placed 10 the ear and the
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TIE ELNAINs LEAVE TnE CAPITAL CITY
Inc tram LETT Washington at 3 =. IN
Tor Baitlm re. allowing time Tor honOrs TO
D pai there u the Vice President, and
VIII stop over night al Phlladelphia Among
the n)rai offerings on the ciske: IN the
senate chamber, was large monument
bearing the following inscription tiofal
Gnefins from the south by Kew. DAVID
W els, ior The funeral OF the ldmented wee
President, student, statesman, philanthro-
plst and Christian, whose name viii ever
live IN the annals OF hi admirins country
men. ana whose memory Will be cherished
fE the f-p and trlut WIthDut resQfgt 10
section OF party 4 large wreath from
Mrs Grant, also rested Upon the casket.
The emblenS OF mourning IN the senate
chamber were especially noticeable Tor the
good taste aud refinement displayed. In
stead VI the usual black cambric the walls
were craped With Australian Grape. the Ell
feet ID! which WAS very impressive. The ga!-
lerlcS Were filed TO their utmost capacity,
bet IN 10 instance WAS the decJrum apprn-
pirate L. the ceremonies marrei in the
slightest degree. Daring the delivering Of
Dr.. SUNDERLAND prayer, which was OF con
siderable length, the entire audience re
mhinci stanGIng. aud ali seemed to be
deeply impressed with the mourniul sol
cnnities ut the occasion.
B.srov. Nov. - -Arraugements for the
ub.ep Hes of Massachusetts dead Statesman
are rtpi,iiz being periected The following
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LATER AUTHORIZATIONS FOR THEsLAsr SAD
RITES.
4 mar. Than &,bh.,h st,llnes. seemed to
brood over the citS' as morning broke
nitv befttin, the sad occasion. ushersd in
the dav and Unmarried its influence t. the
thousands who assembled to witness the
opening Of the last sad rites about to be
paid by tie bsreaved commonwealth To
| rs late DISTINGUISHED son. IL was ex.
nected that the special train hear
| ing tn, remains of the deceased Vice
/ pre.ident would arrive at the depot Of
the Roston and Albany road at $50 IN.
and LAM hef,re that bour the crowd in
wait;ng might h, numbered bv thousands.
| A detail of 40 noIice and eight mounted
mon kent order in the denot and Lincoln
strcer leading frnm Reach street entrance
aiIox;rr M me "a mas in or ont but those
| G,rmi,g the escort. guard of honor and the
vsr,n,s desirnated committees Az nine
! o',lock C,J + n Rsker of the coyernor.s