The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-07
INAUGURATION DAY.
The Procession that Symbolfzed the
Triumph Of Fraud.

The Philadelphia Times OF Saturday last
contained the programme to be followed in
the Inauguration ceremonies at Washing
ton to-day in advance of any other paper.
|The obtaining of this programme (it was
probably filched from the pocket of Don
cameron by an enterprisiDg correspondent
Twas striking example of journalistic en-
|terprise, and the Times should have credit
for It. Reference to the report as sent by
telegraph shows some slight variations from
this plan, but these were probably after
Thoughts. The programme is given here as
showing the original scheme of the masters
Iof returning board ceremonies; faiti ao
The procession viii form on Pennsylvania
|avenue at 10 a. m. M .,..n.f
Hn M FIRST DIVISION. t,r
. Father Taft, Commanding.
Vanguard of 1000 Negroes, who were Killed in
Louisiana and South Carolina dur
ing the Campaign.
Cameron and Zach Chand-
Ter, in Landaulet loaned by<At-
torney General Williams.
Five thousand United States Marshals, Veter-
Band playing 'The Sweet Bye-and-Bye."
1 'nI The Fifth Judge, ~ I'D
Escorted by the Hon. j. Madison Wells and
the Hon. t. G. Anderson.
Ahttnie; In Hoe lSiQ7lo Tiaces.
First Regiment Indiana Candidates for Office,
Escorting the Hon. Oliver p. Morton, /
ia in a Baronche Draped with the
Indiana ohice-holders' Union-2,OOO strong.
SECOND DIVISION.
The Hon. VIM. P. Kellogg, Commanding.
Trans 2arency: "If Ye Have Tears, Prepare to
Shed Them Now"
Eliza Pinkston in an ambulance drawn by the
Hon. John sherman and the
Hon. K. w. Stoughton.
Her "Toothless Babe, /" in the arms of the Hon.
w. ID. Kelley.
INoTE.-Mr. Kelley's appearance in the pro-
|cession will not interfere with his performance
|of his celebrated New Orleans double shuttle
bat the Inauguration BALL
Band playing sThe Girl 4 Left Behind Me-" !
Transparency: Don't Crowd the Mourners
Louisiana Office Holders Union, in Light
Marching Order.
THIRD DIVISION.
Field Marshal Murat Halstead, Commanding.
lien Thousand Ohio Candidates for Office, pre-
ceded by Band playing "Hold the Fort,
r- for We are Coming"
|Open Carriage Containing Judge Bond and
Judge pureli.
Frhe Seven Democratic Members Of the Elec-
toral Commission (appearing very much
"snSa seHen nhs Mules, s by Ri9d dOdpssH per. On
mission Of Senator
Barnum.
band playing "There's Rest for the Weary.
The Immortal Eight (save Bradley, promotedl
ACCOMPANIED by Cassenave and Kenner.
Transparency: "Blest be the tie that binds. ,
District of Columbia Public Works Brigade
FOURTH DIVISION.
fThe Hon. ]. Donald Cameron, Commanding
Legislature as body guard tO
division Commander.
Organs playing "Whistle and III Come to You
Ny Lad"
[Ex-Postmaster Fairman, with his head in a
basket and wearing placard inscribed
"a Solemn Warning"
In. w. Nackey, mounted upon a Florida ALI
uartranft club, of Philadelphia. with band
playing "I'm a Pilgrim and a Stranger"
|Stokley and McMullen, bearing chest con
tanning the police assessments.
Select assortment oil Pennsylvania candidates
FIFTH DIVISION.
| Hon. De Gollyer Garfield, Commanding.
limited States Marine Band, Hon. George NJ
Robson drum major, playing "Con-
spirators' Chorus"
William f. Chandler and Eugene Hale, carry
ing the Louisiana returns in burglar
proof safe.
Barouches.
u. The President-elect and President Grant
2. The Vice President and Vice President
Ferry.
b. Hon. Stanley Matthews and Hon William
NJ. Evarts-
Guard of Honor.
,Ex-Senators Boutwell, and Logan, Hon. White
law Reid and Colonel Robert Ingersoll.
T" Then You'll Remember Me. >
la Regiment of Sappcrs and Miners of the Con
stitution.
;Citizens OF Ohio and 0ffice-Holders Generally