The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-08

organ and pulpit, stretching around tie
tura into the fry above. While the
farewell from was wailing out from
The organ, H.. .arrie =, grey Uniform
eli and wife; ,me In at the side door,
each bearing the
FLORAL TRIBUTES
which had been sent to the Morton home
stead On two stands at the head anu foot
of the bier stood broken pillar OF flowers,
the pifI OF Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Ingram
Fletcher Around the altar rail and on
each side of the pulpit stood the iioral an
chor, from President Hayes, and the Tyre
and pillow from Mrs. Hayes; the anchor
from the coiored citizens OF lhijao.lThia
under the pulpit, the star from Mr.. and
Nrs. Robert Emmett the pillow from Mrs.
Martindale. and one from Chauncey Filley,
OF ~. Louis.
THESE FLORAL OFFERINGS
were most elaborate, being made OF tube
ru-.,s. chrysanthiums, camelias, carnations,
and the rareSt roses. At one o'clock the
remains we're brought into the church, pre-
cs,.e,l hy the officiating clergymen, and fol-
lowed Nv the pail bearers - Hon. T. Il. Mar
tindale: Hon. J. y Tyner Assistant-Pos,-
master, zen, raj, Dr ". {. Thompson; ex-
,;oysruor Iourad Baker; Gen. Jas. 4. Ed
win; ASsi-tant-t quarter master-Goneral !;
Hon. Jno T. kibbev; Ion. Henry Taylor !;
Hon \. Il Porter, followed by the family
and relatives
Then came Senator's Davis, burnside,
Bavard. Mcdonald, Cameron,oi Pennsylva-
MIA, and Booth; and Representatives Banks,
Cobb, Townsend, Orchard, Davidson, and
Iiannathen, followed by the Secretary OF
War; Secretary of ,he Navy; Attorney
General. and Burchard Hayes, sou oi the
President; ex Govern '"ndrIcks, Gov.
Williams, Hon. BeLj .--.-p A..,.ow, Gen.
John NJ Harlan, Gov. Young, Of Ohio,
Ginv. Cuilnm, of illinois, Col. lngersoil,
Mural iIol-,ead, Mayor Moore, Theodore
Cuuk: judge Cox, of Cincinnati 4; and many
other
DISrIN' UIsHED VISITORS,
both from. abr, nd and every section of this
state. Thcn came the Indiana state officers;
Mayor Coyen and council, Of hi city. At
lilo the choir sang the anthem Cast Thy
Burden Upon the Lord, and He Shall Sus
tai nThce,' At leo Rev. Myron ". i;eed
read from the scriptIres-irst the Goth
Psalm, and closing with the 18th chapter Of
Eccle-iastics. At l:25
PRAYER
by Rev. n Henry Day, OF this city; at l:35,
antem. "liy faith looks up" at lao. ser
mon by Rev. jos Bradford Cleaver, from
Second Samuels, second chapter, and part
Of the 9TH verse, saul is dead :" at 2:25,
anthem. And am | only born to die" at
go, eulogy by Rev. DR.. J. III. Bliss, pastor
Of the church in which the ceremonies took
place; at 2:55, prayer by Rev. Prof. 5. X.
Hashure; at so, anthem. "No room for
mirih or tritiing here"
AFTER THE BENEDICTIoS
by president futile, of Wabash College, the
casket was removed 10 the hearse and The
funeral procession moved, under command
of General Lew Wallace, the Odd Fellows
having taken charge Of the corpse, by the
pail bearers frs, divisions, Colonel \. X.
Rucle, commanding composed OF the mill
tary OF this city, Muncy, Terre Haute,
Charlottesville and LoganspOrt; second di-
vision, commanded by General pease, assist
ed by Thomas Underwood, marshal,
COMPOSED OF ODD FELLOWS,
comprising the Grand Lodge OF Indiana,
and lodges of this city and various parts of
the state, Including Inc iodSe anu ehcaHhI-
ment from Centreville, Of which Senator
Morton was member; third division, com.
manded by Maj. J. +. Wildham, clergy,
hearse family, L. 5. Senators, Members of
Congress Governors, L. 5. Army Officers,
Federal Judges, State Officers. County Off
GERS, MAYOR OF indianapolis and City Off
GERS; fourth division under command
of Albert Gall, citizens in car
riages and citizens on foot.
1t was five o'clock when the Odd Fellows
ceremonies were begun, which were necessa-
rily shortened by the lateness OF the hour.
The remains were deposited in the vault of
the chapel at Crown Hill cemetery.