The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-06

WASHINGTON.
Inauguration Of President
Hayes.
Grand Military and Civic
Display.
.l".-- -'r.-. ..... I
Immense .ThrOngs Witness the
Inaugural Ceremony.
An AuSpiSious Day for the Republlc,
An. Au,plslOu, D.y lor lha RspubllO.


in waiting to escort the new President [,
the Capitol. There were also present III,
Vice President elect and the Commission
ers Of the District Of Columbia. The par
ty adjourned 10 the blue parlor and pass
cd sometime in conversation. In III,
meantime the grand inaugural pagean
that had gathered at Washington street
the west end Of the city, absut q mile dis
tant from the White House, started will
their flying banners and bands of music
1t. Col. Grant, in field uniform, ant
Col. Amos Webster Of the militia o
OF the District OF Columbia, specia
al Is TO the President in the grand parade
reported at the Executive Mansion tha
the procession was approaching. Tn,
carriage OF cx-President Grant, in which
four horses were harnessed, was standing
at the door, and, without any delay, thu
President, escorted by the ex.Presiden
and Senator Morrill,, OF the Committee o
Arrangements, took seats therein, and
driving to one Of the gateways leading L
the Executive Mansion, awaited the ap
proach OF the military escort. A cheel
greeted them as they left tho Mansion
Alter very few moments the procession
General Whipple, Grand Marshal
moved by the Executive Mansion, com
ingin the following order:
Adin'ant ticncrh and Aids to the Grand Marshal
First DlVIslOn-Bfevet Nal. Gen. ", II. French
Commanding.
Bind Of Second U. s. Artillery,
Battalion Of U. 3. Artillery, Flsi, Second nm,
Third Regiments
Second Dlvislon-lireyet Lieut.. Col. Charles Hey
wood, Commanding.
Band,
,,.,.,. Battalion y. $. Marines.
Third hivi'iOn-CUl. Robert j. Fleming. Cam
mandlng
... Band. a
Washington Light Infantry Corp.
Band.
State FcnClbles.
Hand.
WaCclCoe Legion,
Warrington Light GunrLs r.
Washington Artillery.
Flhl HlitAlOn OF District Of Columbia ic1lnTel),
I"iumhnS Cadets.
Here the distinguished party, awaiting
within the gateway OF the Executive
grounds, passed ont and amid the plau
dts Of the multitude, took their place il
the procession, no halt being made. Fol
lowing the carriages OF the Presiden
"i"o. 'Hu n ,Ho.o seSiGea S;,; anu ice ftesiGeht'
e;Jct s;I S.Ie L. cItiEsllS ;l On loot. oh elthei
st", So ~ VI s.'e c''FilaSeS came 'hS civll par
.,t t"v rottsS,un ,Io IN 'nS HlSiSIon, th'
Lubey, embracing citizens and officials
on horseback and on foot, the display wa!
imposing. After this came the fftl
' WI !, aImnateJ mas hnnTaL ny ArtnuT rna onep
p"iG, !. was heaueI py l9e Dahu o
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"''' '"S"' f''P"OisS nmhjS S'aO 0' p''t'e' oil Col
TIartranft Club, Philadelphia.
Ma National Veteran q "a, Club, ..
German republican CiuS Of f 1IstFISt OS OF Columhl,
ramonky Republican Club Of Maryland.
Republican oFgan'AuSns OF the District OF COlam
M, CT '"' >,
p.,n "e Sa1'n , DiNIsIG", rlnrhn"leu ny IL
ItA.Hn' .p' S. S,Iu eolLp0seu Oh 'he ussoGiatioh
u Tue 9ta1e 1l ohio' IL! Vi w1lcn haV'
Tau ms 4uar.efs @ mere hlea IN, ana the rLr'
peparSilent SlpnnrS .; 'ne pisItict tI1 Closed th'
paoSeSsio., "iiiSh T Ma9 lui'y lolty minute u!
."n,s6S. "sSS mG EMee"s.Se MaIslon. Ing
%ea'her' which was raw ana cloudy Whet
shPFIIT shc procession @ nor started, became quit
t%eIItut .Te r.n; aS VIZ sme uay SuyaneGu, anu waet
he o H"Pso. ,'a Tan iea',e Iy ."e Irocess!oi
i" ,nc Su. nus snt'lIns Drisn"y' me aFtil
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a' ,La Ias an! VI ttie n"tiou' nat'Nilois, wer'
W. I S1I!n,hUa S%Si VI Ht;a S.l con'tienua'ions
,;nu nu o0'"''i"u'' ""'o' 0"ue'S Hau III oVa
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ltS ocSuPN'''S were ""'ieo Win cohtlhu
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1ne coioseH ,I co"l "l2ahles iTL were asSighea
ptomlnISnt pace 4he right OF the hnt
W%s heiu " tne uoTeThhent troops, th'
EV1%Lnous nv .Ua SSuetS :1I n1I Ine next Hohof'
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ann IhFee-io"r" ol 'he spectators wer'
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. SeH. o;oust S.'et'n"i "Iu ollet pEohlheh
s arny alnCe,, Sllncets, IVY that consiuetlne th'
very snort tlLlc ior 'ne pTePaFalon' Inc
Pataue was I ihoSt So ETeuI5aole; ~ liable
~ precisely - Ihe Freslueht appeared
~ s'.e man eLsranGe :.i Ut lne GeHate chani
.It yei, "tlu III Sr1l wlIn uehetat nrant' Al
sney pE9eGeueu t uo"n sne Slsle 10 the seati
Ieseryeu 1s ,' lor lhem, tae senator's anu al
-neoI ."e o;neI occuGaht' oI !ne moor rose ant
len,alheu stah1ihg until they had takeI
tne,s seHIs, anu t9e Gailefies applaudet
W sne JiappIng ol hahas anu me waving
o. namuSercnlsls' n;''. S S lmmeulateiy io!low'
s s,n i,l o"h; uIG,e .'tv nh nlg1eEs I oi tEes!uen
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