The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-29
THE DEAD NICE-PRESI
THE RECEPTION or THE REMITNS
ON SUNDAY ~ BOSTON.

fOl BuildlnR IrCpd dsuttOnN Tor the funcrGi
In Nntick Villnne on WEDNESDAY Next.
Tho remains of the late Vice President
were received in the Pennsylvania depot in Jer-
scy City at +. NJ on Saturday by Gov. Dodle,
members OF the Common Council. and various
city boards, and by delegation from tho Now
York Common Council. The depot and ferry
houses had been thronaed for several hours.
The remains were placed in hearsc drawn by
four black horses, and taken upon the ferry
boat Hudson City, which had been sp, clIlly
draped for tho duty OF carrying them to the
foot OF Cortandt street.
The steps and ulaza In front OF the City Hall
were crowded as early as o'clock, at which
hour the regiments began to march through and
take their positions In Broadway aud the other
streets that debouch from It between CortIandt
and warren. Con. lIancock and stan members
OF Gov rildcn's stat, tho Ola Guard, the Vet
eran Guards Ccolored), the workngmcn's Union,
and several other civic organizations arrived at
the city Hall shortly after 2 o'clock. Among
tho latter were delegates from the Chamber OF
Commerce. board OF Trade, Produce Exchange,
and Cotton Exchange
At . O'Clock the procession moved through
Cortlaudt street. Broadway, Fourteenth street,
Fifth avenue. and Forty.sccoud street to tho
Grand Central depot, which was reached at
o'clock. The remains were thea placed In spe-
cial car and In the custody Of committee of
Boston officials The streets through which the
procession passed wefO thr0ngcd with specti-
tors. tho sidewalks Of BroadwIy being nearly
impossible for 1--WE hours. There wcrS but few
decorations along the route.
TnR PAGEANT IS BOSTON
BosroN, Nov. cs.-At 0 o'clock this morning
Col. j. X liakcr OF the Governors COun ILL., Coils.
| wilder and Gray OF the Governors stan, Mayor
| Cobb, Aldermen Clark and Stcbbins. President
| Boardman of the Common Council and Council
| men iirnckett. FLYNN, and Wilson. took carriages
/ frnu State House and drove To the uepOt.
Here the First Corps Of cadets, 10 muskeis,
were in waiting. At 1879 the train moved into
| the depot and q ,ht policemen In dress uniform.
who hal tecn detailed for the purpose, bore the
trance. CAPT. Ilaycock. with his Diet. chment Of
| twelve marines. who had accompanied the re-
! mains from Washington, with the officers OF tie
| Fifth Maryland Regiment, m 4rching ON either
side of the cgskPt rs a guard Of honor. "A the
| body was being iOrnc through the depot Mr..
| Brown Of she Brigade Band pltved solo direc
on the cotnc-. thts being tho uhlN music At the
| depot or ON the line u march. The cisket was
then placed in tho hcnrse In waiting. ih' cadets
! prcsrntins arms as the coftcSe passed out AZ
| The rsmalns havin, been placed in the hcarse.
! the corr, Of cadets wheeled into column ot
| com panic. preceding the heafse TO the tappncs
! 81 The mun'd drdms. Ihe escort Then SLOWLY
! took up ita mach. On either siuc nin. M the
! hearsc. which was quite rlain and drapcd. was a
| delegation u twelve marines while behind the
! no rae came the officers OF the fiith Maryland
! Rr-imcnt. VINO Nurc crapo ON lhtir ltIt arms.
! Immedtutely following them werc eleven cir-
| ri tgcs containing the gentlemen who accom-
| panied the remains. the rear being brought w
A, lO:l5 A. NJ. tho hcarse reached the state
| House, and the remains were taken to the Dorlc
! Hail. the hall was heavily but simply draped IN
| black and white. The brass cannon IN the rear
| Of tho centre 81 the hall were surmounted by
Am,rio IA fla.s intertwnei with Grape ANA rest
and hcncith the field pieces the monogram OF
| the e-President was represented in black
| lines and tilver base Of large dincneions.
| A. early a. O'clock crowds began gathering
around the state House and before the proces-
sion had arrived some four or i've thousand per-
| sons had assembled. shortly after the arrival
| Of the funeral curtC.c Gov. Castor. accompanied
! by his slrf aud executive council. cT Gov.
! Clafin, sud others. descended from the cxecu-
/ tive chamber and took stations At tho head ~
the dais which was prepared for the reception
When the procession reached the state House
! the Ca-Set was borne unpn the shoulders OF
/ ei-ht policemen In dress uniform w the steps
| le ding from Beacon street To the main en-
trance, followed by detachment OF marines
| with rcverscd arms. Entering Dniic HAL upon
the entrance tloor Of the building III presence of
| state officials and other, who stood uuc .Nered,
| the cdshct was placed upon the dads unhl to-
morrow. when tue puzzle funeral services viii
! take pl.cc. lmmediattN Col. Wynn IN Of the
| Governors Il 10. under whose ch.rcc tine body
WIS bros rht from Washington, snd who. wi.h
| lr,irst mo The hall s..nncl forward and sa-
| lated tnc COMMUNICATIVE hir', and made q
! formal delivery oi tue fclna.As u tAe S'-to al
Ks soan as the necessary rr,llmiiaries were
| finished. tnr top of the ca-kst WIS removed 10
| allow nu opportunity fpr VI wing tio remains.
llN ul0l NNitHi1 NfN Wv - ieA'.ts ln 81 A4s a
Mr.. Cromth, Mes-ls, FREQ. Douglas, James
| Moimley and Robert Puivis of Washington, and
eX Coy. t4tlin, The door; were soon after
opened 90 all Of the waiting throng to enter. All
through the day acon,inu"us stIe m oi visitors
passed thlouch the building, nnd never were
| there les, tnau 2ouj or 5000 awsitine an oppor-
tunity to follow the Thousands thnt had pr,cc9-
| 90 persons thus viewed tho remains before the
doors wore closed this evening
THE FUNERAL ~ NAIICK.
TIE committee on ohsequics Of the late vico-
| President, At Natck, haNU COM tied their ar
ruil en- eHts and announced a prograinme. Tue
Tc mains arc expected 10 arriVe at Na,ick ut psG
\ ". Monday ON a special tlain. they viii be
escorted to Clarke's Hall, where they viii lie ia
state until tho pubic funeral seryiccs at L, NJ.
ON "Wednesday. 4 uetaIl OF tuir;y Boston police
vii be- on duty tho diy Of tho funeral a gen
eral invitation to attend and JON Ia the process
sion hg- teen cxtcnIed.
The public buildings and many private dwell
ms have already been e!aoortciy dt tcorated,
hLd Preparations are making Tor general
T. the cemetery on the day Of funeral. Clarke'4
III III, wher" the obstquic- VIII be held has been
very tasteiully decorated by tho people OF the
town. Tue inneial serylces VII be c lnducled
by the Rev. sir. Peloubet Of the Conercsational
Cnurch of Natick, and the Rev Mr. Dowso Of
SheIhourne, assisted by other ciergyMen OF
Natlck.
TAIMAGE on WILSON
Tho Vice President deliver his lnst public
RELIGIOUS address in the brooklyn Tabernacle, III
October, and when he arose to spcnk tho con-
grrgation stood NO and gave him three choer'
mon, part of the i3d verse OF tLo forty irsl
chapter Of Genesis:
Al ZEE made him Joscph) to ride in the seeont
chariot.
Pharaoh rode in the first chariot, the preacher
said; Joseph IN the second Three years asc
Henry Wilson was selected by the thlteo rth.e'
voters to ride ia the second chariot Of n ttonA
honor and authority. II was glorious tAing te
know that they had selected a tcH 1lhll'r. Inc
second carriage has stopped, ana llenry Wiz
son fonpNs m that solemn curtese, lcI hy tnt
tossing uuWcs OF Abraham ldnculn's iGueial
and mprkcd by tho pompof Horace Greeley
ob,eqI, ., and the minute guns Of Charie'
| summers buiih The pre- clchcr spoke OF Wilson
~ the son Of a dissulute father, who, 10 escape
the ianccd disgrace, chpn.ed hs name. Ht
| Described M ne, anu when he sald that II vii
son had lived long enough be mllht have ne q
| Iut IN the FIRST chariot Of national honor, tht
auIicnce npppulcd. wilson no only &c pc
u burial IN the cemetery where Csngressnet
who are ki.led by drunk are laid away, but IN nc
| tive lie ne had ESCAPED iho temptations Of lht
Hobby aud Of corrupt measures and schemes
Credit MobiUer had touched him, tut ii glaucet
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