New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-17

FSGoycrnors Of Vermont
o'n'' CIV B s'd FIR IMPAIRMENT
THIRD DIVISION. r.., - -,
Chief u stan James scay, George Austir, a. Austin
D''' D. D'''' Manchester Comet Band.
Amoskeag Veterans al Manchester y. ~, Mai A. C. wal
ace S1ul;A'H. biT. S+a Col scion 4 carter
ohi q al Col B. Vs. Hqy Col yoR9 I u Col.
Co. Charles a. Giiis Co. J. T. Pccser CO.. George H.
E1ea Ie5ae l MT s d s J s2H
Stale Ger. of Sew Hamrshire-A %. Thompson, Secretary
Stale; scion =. Carer. irelsgLe she Rev Nathancl
Boooo STAY g92a sr g9' en- ira
Cross Alutart General ir 'ianNle T. lonl 4mh 1i
Imsirucuo1 Of the senate att head Speaker
The ISrstSIe Of Sew Hsmpsire-Col Chas. G Danforth
C,rk VI to House; A. W Baker, Assistant CLERK Of The
Manchester war veterans of Nev.Hanpshre Militia Capt
f@T E. IT, Ira ross Mayor: NaihaH p Kiider. CITY
ION Pre- ccnt o. tht Common Council; Aldermen and
members Of the Commm Council
Battalion Of NewH"upshLe Nia Col. D. H. White com
aaehes,e Tar c9agn% Inst 9s Ies2 fai
ery. COMPANY h. Regiment cert = j. Vaughan com.
R'loIS ,rrt teii J. r. N.,I commanding stafford
Guards Dover COMPANY H. I g CI'ia DSH ~ egi
ment sg, Hor1cg Hosoe S'aag S S So G spm
NJ Fell commanding commissioned officers New'ianP
shire state Militia
FOURTH DIVISION.
Col John !. Pratt M'rla 'camn'3aau saf-caPt r C.
Hoaghton' capt A. g loi'-F' H. - bingham D. v Hun
Boston cadet sand twentvsx pieces j. C. Mullaly Band
FIRST Corps Of cadets Lieut., H. 1onas F. Edmonds
einor Of NJ .--ac ases; s,af Mal Gen. jane A Gun
an Gsiuaui,'caer.I- Col G. frank Luther. Assistant
Acuien genera, tg. Syi' A.. I'm ySI'tTs
Gl,@li. Co. Mason. Assistant INSPECTOR General
q Ps . Ae,s,sI' quart mas, i-Gcnrra; Bfig.Gcn
Wluar ". b,ckmaf, Juas,-a oeate General , br Z;
-, ..i.t,ni ~1r-.l', Z. eral: 81 g: col. VIM
fl,. rrh 4 nl FarrfT
o cr, !, ir
Goa.i' o. kn'gh. i1eat"'TI e, Tue CouRcI W
so-i Isn g.. Plurseit Hush ioaud VIM. CogsEen
l1a1cis Cnios hca % IicllI d. "a Be-
com GENERAL: Juins j. C,Is. Auditor Of Accounts
ser- tat Arms o. Nitchei; ne LfSi1ainre d , ~,
Of nr --na,e = A. Gaoii speaker OF the House, John
j.. Longs 'lerS oi tnr House. GEORGE y. Aafden'
- X r.n.r M4r.lill commanding staf-Mal II. T..
thas, Ctief 81 0ia capt * = arms e.. : D& SiY'
"a - Tin A. a. s,iciell A. X. Danklee.
boring Band Of Troy \. ,
vni..I,fs C,dci. ,t1 20 = a. = = " Capt j. H. Potter
eommandug:
fu"'I h"'''i'' ~ O' % eou5ma1l.nc
,Xru,.sr,e,t or THE srre-r ,ToRs
rt tsi, military from Ner-Yark arrived lust in
,t. ~, ro their rioce in the procession They were
two hour late. The crowds in the streets
,nerse An the trains hal come loaded, every Yer
,opt4r seemingly having come ont to take part in DE
centenary celebration. The weather fortunately WAS
eood Eq,y ia the day 10 raued hard for more than
hour but about eleven o'coc- The skies frightened
al o. lov...ys Inv eDqled The procession moved
immediately uuon rea arrival Of the NewYork troops
Il was over four d. - IN length and contained at
enable cs innate. 900 people, while it was witnessed ny
M least 10000 Nothing approaching the magnitude Of
this Centennial procession ever witnessed III this
state and 30 large a one was hardly anticipated.
- ,-;,, ,,d ooco-,,o,,i,,, members W lis
- 80, fla. mr. t,,i feature q, interest in I'll
-, q,l t,-e.ide,..- r.eepti,,, m vermont and his
- a., tho sion rtooL OF tie nature Of a triumph.
m, t,ias., ,, wild art deafen.ag cheers from the
ass.,,led tiou.a,,ls erected him in a continual roll
1 tl ntire ronie secretary Ev KS ana bis accom-
pg,vne associates also created much enthusiasm and
aebuo,yledgc the salnes o. the people By riding
cred ana bcvrg AT one point several rich bouquets were
thrown I'm the carriage In "1ich PRESIDENT Hdyes
,ode with Gov Horace Fairbanks OF Vermont.
Tho President ,enovledg,d the tributes OF applause
hin, NV O. s,st inclination OF the bead. lie dd not ap-
near 10 desire 10 encourage cXdberdnt manifestations by
freonrot and conspicuous bowinc a. in yesterday
ou tho crowd WAS thckest al Grand Arch.
AT this point tne cheers dealening There
a slight delay on Main-st Of which several persons
ayajed themselves to rush W the Presidents carriage
aud shske hands One OF these, prominent local
Yolttirsn remarked. 81 Ike YOU personally, Mr. Prc,
deut darn your policy" Mr. Hayes gOod huinofedy
replied, Come BOW, no politics today" At all points
along tie there was profuse waving Of handkef-
chiefs By ladies
Among the Governors OF New-Eneiand who were rec
o,ized bv the people were those who spoke yesterday
80 Gov Prescott OF New-Hampshirr. and Ideut- GOV.
V,i,lt "a, Massachusetts, The Legislature Of Vermont
,d hire walked the entire distance tryerscd
nv the rocesslon THIS fact called out many remn,s-