New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01
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IN MEMORY OF 0ANsRAL MCCLELLAN
or RESPECT FROM BARLY FRiEND'N
N.rtoN.I sAIuIE 10 BE PRED.

Tributes OF RESPECT FROM BARLf f"''
NATIONAL SALUTE TO RE PiREp.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 31.-ln pursuance Vi
the Mayors CALL the Mayors ofhce was crowucu
with persons DESTROYS OF expressing IN puDho noos
their freling OF respect foi the memory oil "no
George b. Mcclellan. Mayor smith presided' -
Patterson offered the following resolutions; 80
ResoIped That the citizens Of Phlladelphs UNTO ini
their fellow-czens OF every state, and OF all po.o
parties in giving expression to their sebse o. deth Of
Waior.General George Brnton Mcclellan who hayiHs
been in Philadelphia aud havns been with
the University Of Pennsylvania was graduateu VII
honor from West Point who served ms v1uiy who
discharged with great credit and TO the satisfaction
his country, important MILITARY tha Rebellion
aromptIy volunteered in his countrys defence wno as
Cummanderin-chleI OF the armies OF tno Vn ~ the
skfuly trained and dlscipuheeu So aers in large
measure due to the efficiency OF the that
he had created who for some time 'p phs
bloody field OF Antieam and who, naVng oeo" "a
elected Governor of the State OF New.Jersey; ADMIN
isered intelligence the Cover lment OF 'na Sal
Rcsotred. That the citizens ot phhuelpn ~ General
Mcclellan and will hold his memory In Donor AS ina. Oh
one who faithfully and uDselhshly b,eb -,
duty public aud private, civil and mihtary' VINO" wa"
imposed upon him. ,,,,,,,, rasnsct-
Resotpcd That the citizens Of Phaepnar Are hrart
fully offer the family Of General Mcclellan tnEii
felt sympathy IN The great sorrow That mas '" "P'
Resolped That the Mayor OF the city be requested 20
direct that the flags upon the municipal puu,ns
placed at hali-msst until the evenlns Oh nionu 10,
the day OF the funeral OF General McCeIIan, nn o
the State House bell be toled from ~ ci"cA u"''
PesoIre That copy OF these resolutions attested ny
the signatures of the officers OF this mees'ps 10 0
warded to The family OF General Mcclellan
The resolutions were adopted and addresses maze O'
General snovden, Colonel John II. Taggart' MAJOR
yeale and Colonel George w. Woodward. j. Gr"h"he
Leach moved, and it agreed to- tue appOhtheh' VI
committee OF thirty the Mayor To DO chairhan " a'
tend the funeral.
U.RRIsBURG Penn Oct 31.-GOvernor Pattison has
ordered a tribute OF respect TO General McClenah
that the flag OF the State Arsenal be displayed mt half
rise To 10 o'clock minute guns during the hour OF tue
funeral ceremonies. and at sunset National salute
THE BODY TO BE BROUGHT HERE TO-DAY.
The body of General George b. Mcclellan
remained yesterday at the family residence on Orange
Mountain To-day about noon ~ will be placed In q
hearso and driven this city, accompanied py tpe
family and relatives In carriages 1he carriages VIII
arrive in HODoken about 40 O'CLOCK, ana Whsm tni'
city Is reached Will be driven 10 "IlhA"
C. Primes house In East Trenty-thIrd-st .
The Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF the uhteu
states held special meeting at the Astor House yeatci
day afternoon TO take appropriate action on tho
their companions, General Mcclellan III was reSoiNSu
chat this commandery OF the Loyal Legion assemble IN
front OF tho binding OF the Young Men
Christian Association at FOurhave. ana IWehtythru
st. at half past nine o'clock OF Monday morning
TO accompany the remains 20 the church. me entrs
body OF tho church mas been reserved Tor TINS anu
similar ORGANIZATIONS which have sgnlned thelF lhteh'
ton to be present IL was voted that committee Oh
seven ba appointed draft appropriate resolutions
The committee - follows: Generals webb, MAGMA,
hon SNayne. KING. RearAdmiral Worden, COiohei
Clark ami Pay-iirector Cunningham, u. =. navy, n
special committee OF were likewise appointed To
accompany body to is resting-placo IN Trchton
Al special meeting OF tho Dock bo.td ye,,eIus1
appropriate resolutions on the Generals death were