The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17

Yo.orar Soldiers Reuniou--Coioncl James II. Wal :
bridge handing and StaM
sherman Band.
First Brisadc-Colonci A. +. Walker commanding,
and StaI Band
Second Brigade--Cooncl b. g. Bnuerheld command
ing, and stan Band ...
Third brgade-colonei 4. :. Tracy commanding ana
Star. Banc.
Fourth Bngade--co.onei +. u Randall commanding,
and STAT.
Guests of The Reunion.
STATE Government Of Vermont
Executives Dcrartmcnt-His iionor Redleld Proctor,
Lieutenant Governor; George Nichols. secretary cf
State; John a. Page, rrcasurer JED 1. La9u' Aaoi-
The state Judlcary-.John picrrspont Chief Justice;
James Barrett Ho,acr h. Race Timothy r. tedhcid,
Jonathan Ross, II. Henry Powers, waiter Z. panton,
The Senate OF vcrmont-wlliam W. Grout. Prssidcnt
~. g, PRO 'eH.; y w. bailwin' aecro'aHr}' s,o,,
The House OF Rcprcsentatvcs--John w. stewart,
Speaker; George H. Chapman, Clerk
Ex,Governors OF Vermont.
Other civic and military organizations oil vermont
Bennington Fire Department
DIVISION.
General " W. henry Marshal commanding: staff
Major L. Farr, Chief OF Ston James u Scully George
Austin, A. Austin, Buei j. berry.
Manchester Cornet Band
Amoskegg Veterans, of anche stcr N H., Major A. G.
Wallace commanding cscoriing Hts Esceency
B H. Prescott, Governor Of New Hampshire. stall
". Hoy, Colonel John Bracewen. ColoacI George l..
Ordway Colonel A. W. CUNT Colonel Al. A. Haynes
CCoionei Charles 4. G,lhs Colonel j. Z. pscker'
Grcenleaf, Colonel Ossis Ray
Executive Couuc.i--J. h. smith. john NJ Parker, Ed
ward spau!dins, Francis A. Cushman' Jeremiah
State OGioers-A 2 Thompsoa, Secretary, OF State;
Scion A. Carter Treasurer; Kew. Nathan .e Bouton,
State Historian; Oliver p,iispury, insurance Com
missioner; Mason w Iappan, Attorney Generai;
General Ira Cross, Adjutaut General Dr. Granville
r. Conn, Commissio ner Rev. Q. A. Downs, Snperin-
tendcnt Public instruction; President OF the Sen
ate, Matt Head; Speaker OF the Hoase A. A; Wool
son Legislature OF New Hampshirc-Coionel Charles
A. Daniorth, Clerk OF The House; A. W. Baker. As
sIsant Clerk OF the House
Manchester War Veterans OF New hampshire militia
Captain George II. Dodge, cscortng city government
oil Manchester, ~ II. (; Ira Cross. Mayor; Nathan J..
Kdder, Guy Clerk; II. X. Chamberlain, City Treas
urer; John W. stanton, President OF Common Couu-
cil; Aldermen and Members OF Common Council
Browns Band.
Battalion OF New Hampshire militia, Colonel ID. NJ.
White, commanding
Manchester War Veterans Company l. First regiment,
Captain George II. Dodge commandng Portsmouth
Heavy Artillery, Company *, FIRST regiment, Cap
tain D. J. Vaughan commanaing; Governor Cheney
Guards, pctcrboro. Company b., FIRST regiment,
Captain J. i. Moore commanding; Strauoru Guards,
Dover Compan \, Secopa regiment, Captain J. :.
ABBOTT commanding; Hnsdalc Guards, Company Q,
Second regiment Captain Horace Hoslord command
ing; State Capital Guards, Concord, Company X,
Second regiment Capmin George NJ. Felt command
ing; commissioned officers New Hampshire State
militia
Colonel John !. Pra /, Marshal, commanding Stall
Captain L. e. Honghton, Captain A. q. Potter, II. ).
Bingham, J. " Hun, Andrew Reyes and Frederick
Boston Cadet Band, twcptysix pieces j. G. MulIaly,
bandmaster.
First corps of cadets Lieutenant Colonel Thomas r.
Edmouds, commanding, escorting His Honor Horato
q. Kuight, Lieutenant Governor oi Massachusetts.
Sial---Malpr General james A. Cunningham Adm
IanI General: Colonel j. T. K,ngsbury. Assistant
AdJutant General; Coonel Z. Frank Luther. Assist
ant Adjutant General Colonel John II. Rice, Assist
ant Adjutant General; Colonel T.. e.. Stevens,
Assistant Inspector General; Lieutenant Colonel r.
Mason, Assistant Inspector General Brigadier Gen-
eruI o. g. Atwood, Inspector General Colonel Henry
G. Parker. assistant Quarermsster General; Briga-
der General Wilmar W. Backman, Judge Advocate
General; Brigadicr General William j. Dale, sur
geon Gencral Colonel John b. Treadwell, Assistant
Surgeon General Aids-Coonel William V. Hutch
ings Colonel Arthur T. Lyman, Colonel William A:
Farcer and Colonel William r. Alexander Colonel
George H. Campbell, Military Secretary. Leuteppnt
Governor and Executive Councl-his Honor Horat o
G. Knight, Lieutenant Governor; Council, George
HARDWOOD. William c. pluukct,, Hugh Poland, Will
lam Corswell, Francis Childs.
Heads of DepaitmcntsH Henry b. Pierce, Secretary OF
State Charles Endcott Treasurer and Receiver Gen
era julius l.. Clark, Auditor Of Accounts; Sergeant
alarms O. +. Mitchell The Logsla'qre o. Massa.
Clerk OF the Senate 5. *. Ginord; Speaker oi the
House, John ID. Long; Clerk OF the Aousc, George
A. Marden.
Colonel l.. X. Fuller, Marshal, commanding. Stall
Major II. K. Chase Chief OF STAT ). Captain X. B.
Arms, g. 5. Dowey, Captain > A. kehey' Ass,san'
G. Martin, r. c. MITCHELL A. r. Dunkec.
Dorns's Band OF Troy, n. y.
Tbte,t's Corps, N.GsN.Y., Colonel Egolph CON-
Tibbctt's Cadets, Seventh company N.G.S.N.Y.,
Captain J. II. Potter commanding
Fuller Battery National Guard OF Vermont Lieutenant
Charles II. Briggs, commanding.
uoNoRs PRESIDENT HAYES
The enthusiasm vita which President Hayes was
everywhere received is simply rndescrb abe Notices
of welcome greeted him in profusou every street,
and the cheers and other demonstrations as the Exec
utiye carriage passed were almost dealening There
seemed TO be no end to demonstrations Of this nature
wherever or when the President caught sight
OF by the multitude
VISITING LEGISLATORS
perhaps the most formidable and heavy array Of
visitors were the several legislative bodies oil Vermont
New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Then the
intelects of New England and not
only came the Senators and Representatives OF the
states ma med almost TO man. but the executive
departments OF the several Common wealths from the
Governors down, were hand in dignifcd force, tho
onlv notable absentee being Governor Rice of Massa
chusetts who was prevented from coming on account
Of serious ndisposition. With this exception and that
of Governor Hubbard the Cnief Magistrates OF
all New England and many other States were
here add Importance and attractveness
10 the grand celebration OF the period.
PLEASANT DAY AT CAMP.
The scenes ut tho camp to-day were very lively.
After the grand procession OF the forenoon everybody
wended their way to the large tents where tho
speeches, orations and grand banquet take
place. Fully forty thousand people in attendance
and everything passed Of in the most enjoyable
manner The display OF sodiery was magnificent.
Among the most attractive commands were Colonel
Hookers Of Bratteboro, VT and the Tbbetts Cadets,
from Troy, n. u.
THE PAVILION EXERCISES.
When the procession arrived at the centennial fields
and the Cabinet
President Hayes welcomed the procession at the re-
viewing stand with brief remarks In which he con-
graduated the State of Vermont upon the iccItous
beginning and progress OF this entennia OCCASION and
referred to the evident interest taken in the hun
dredth anniversary OF the two prominent events by
the visiting officials OF sister Stscs tho military and
the thousands present. This sentiment seconded
by Secretary Evarls Hon. George W. Mccrary then
introduced Mrs Hayes very happily President
Hayes Molly stark. Great enthusiasm was sindicd