National Republican., 1885-08-09

| chusetts; n. j. DreNel, Pennsylvania; George w.
Childs, Pennsylvania; John A. Logan, Illinois
George Jones, New York and oliver Hoyt,
! New York.
In quiet, little parlor of the ladies' parlor,
! facing the square, group of serious men, most
Of them gray haired and old, but nearly all erect
and of vigorous physique were putting on broad
silken sashcs of black aud white. They were the
! pallbcnrers, and n striking group General
sherman, summoned up from his friendly con.
fab below, rcsplondcnt In military toggcry, stood
| In friendly conversation with n tall man, IN
whose white mustache and chin beard aud sol.
dierly bearing nrc recognized at n glance the
gallant Confederate, General Buckuer, from
whom Grant wrcstcd his first hard-won laurcls
nt Fort DonclsOn. General Buckncr was in ordl
nary black civilian dress. A smaller man, siml
larly nttircd nt the other end of the room, whose
gray hairs formed striking contrast to the leo
nine man with whom he was exchanging rcml
nisccnces Of past campaigns was the famous
General Joe Johnston, the bravcst Of the brave
who succumbcd to General Grant
| At 1910 precisely the Grant family came out of
| the ladies entrance in the Finh Avenue Hotel and
! took their carriages. Colonel Fred Grant and his
wife rode with General Grants daughter Nellie,
Mrs snrtoris. T. :. Grant, Jr., and his wife, and
Scnor Romero occupied the next carriage to.
! gether Mr.. ana MIS- Jesse Grant the third' ana
| the Cramcr family the fourth carriage. As the
carriages received their occupants they rolled
away toward the avenue, and remained there
closely wcdgcd in and waiting for their turn In
| the line. They had been waiting moro than u
| quarter of an hour before President Cleveland
came out and took his seat In his carringe, drawn
! ny SIX h"no'orc o"ES' WIN secretary !hth,
Iour'houSc carriage ''at lo'loWcu rec'iNch
| Nce-Ir'si"eh' lieh"rlckS anu MS ptiN"'c sc're'
tnry' Hughes East Ahead OF thcm hnd goho u
number oi carriages following lhc Grant iamiIy'
! III Tue i"iloWihg orucr' Mts' hnliiis liolhihn'
| dough'er oi uencH' 'raht irIchh anu hrSl soc
rclary oi war; the "cheraIs old sian III iOur car;
rlages' MS cN.'"olnct o'hcerS III lour carriages
uc'achhchS from Nhec'cr hnu - = "rhht
foStS'u' A. IL" III iour carrhscs MI j. W. DreNel
ana lhemocrS ol the AH'ec cIup' SURVIVORS ot thc
McNlcah war
Inc catniaIluc pasS9u lWe''!'th'rd street NJ
orl OK sharp AS soon as IL hah passed the car
rlagcs oi inc lnourherS icll IN lheh came the
resident ana Cabihet olhcerS' members "i I'M
shpTemc Court OF the united StnteS' senators ana
hepr senatNeS III congress- GOVERNORS OF S'a'es
ana l'rrltor'eS hhu thHir stn''' hcans Oh Durcaus
VI wal pcp"rtheh', nof's vi bureaus vi NAV!
Department. uetIra' ohcrl'a' sta' "ehcrn
ocno.'clu anu s'''' "enc'"' "o'r"t "i'' So'" :
Adhiral stevens II VI shl'' Admlral 'ou u ana
stail, oonlmh'ue' OhaI"lcr ahu sth'I, Pr S'u'ht
OF SoldierS Home ana "eherh H. W. Slornm'
united states uiStricI a'torh vs. 'olicc or 'ur'
reyor, naval ohccr assistant treasurer, Inici
States di'trict Ju gcs, ana commissioners ana
postmaster, board oil lnuan commissioners may
ors of cities, NC
| The Congressional committees hnd o'hcrSir"n
Was iington were distinguished by brond white
sashos. Speaker Carlisle aud ex'Spcakcr Randall
rode with Congressman Hiscock, of New YORK,
and Reed, Of Maine. oncctrrlagc held Con :rcs'-
man Johu y, Long, of Mass Randolph Tucker,
of Va; Ben. But crwOrh OF Obi aud Gcncr Il
| King, of La. The Sc' atorial delegation passed
| ms follows the Senators In twos: Senators Nor
rill of Vermont. and Cockrcll, Of Missouri Sher-
man. Of Ohio, and RausOm Of North Carolina
Ingalls, of Kansas, and Harrison of Mississippi
! Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, and Mandcr.
son, of Nebraska Eustis, Of Louisiana, and
Blair, of New Hampshire; Brown, of Georgia,
asd Evarts, of New York; Congressman Bliss, of
Brooklyn, and Ward, of Chicago, rode together,
and tcncr Bingham, of 'ennSylvania W ccler,
of Alabama, and Lowry, of Ind ana, were in one
each,
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DEMONSTRATIONS IN oIhER 'illE'
CuICAGo Aug. S.-The procession here to-day
| in honor of Gene al Grant was very large and
inn sirg and was witnessed by such a multi
tudc of people that the business streets of the
city were practically impossible from 10 O'Clock
until aft moon. Government county, city, and
other buildings In all parts of the city wer,
heavily drapcd, the decorations Of this character
being particularly noticeable along the line o
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