Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-07
THE INAUGURATION.


CoLUnsUa, O., January The join
committee appointed BY the Legislature
and the Columbus Board of Trade, an
aounoe the following programme for in
augurafion day:
legislative inaugural Committees and
Citizens Inaugural Committee, Mayor Of
Columbus, President IL Columbus Council
and President Of Columbus Board Of Trade
will meet Al the Governors Office in the
state House At l0:&S 4. M, and proceed
thence in carriages with First Cleveland
Troop Of Cavalry. o. \. C.. 10 the Gov
sfnor's residence, leaving the state House
at II .. m. On reaching the Governor 5
reaidence he will be escorted to the first
carriage. and the party will proceed to the
esste HOUSE in the following order:
Escort-Fist Cleveland Troop Of Cav
First Carriaee-(;overnor and Governor
sAsct J.SB Foraker, Hon. T. c. Snyder.
Second carriage-Hon. Mark Ames, W.
4. Ailea, Hon. c. L. Poorman. Hon. H. W.
Brown.
Third csrriaee-Nayor Philip H. Bruck,
tAvard Kelton, L. o. Randall, Hon. W. H.
lssd.
Fourth carriaee-Frank T. Hayden, Hon.
John g. Braddock, Hon. John +. NcCny,
Hon. Charles p. Grifhn.
The remaining carriages will be filled BY
TIE members Of the Citizen's Inaugural
Committee not included in the above.
The party escorted by the First Cleveland
froop Of Cavalry will proceed to the north
entrance to the State-house, and Governor
f0faker viii be escorted 10 the executive
vGcs.
Ths Governor, Governors sian, Supreme
J1akea, State officers and State oficefs-
elect menbe1 Of Legislative and Citisens'
Inaugural Committees, Mayor Of Columbus,
President Of Columbus City Council and
President Of Columbus Board of Trade will
Weet at the Governors Office At IL 80
e'clock and proceed from there to the stand
vhere the Inaugural exercises are to be
Asad Al the same time the Senate and
Hou1e shall meet in their respective halls
and proceed to the rotunda Of the State
Hou6e, joining the procession from the
Governors ONCE in the rotunda at II IS
and Joining in the procession, which Vill
then move to the stand on the east side Of
the State House, where the exercises will
Be held. The procession shall leave the
G0vernor's once In the following order, the
ees9te and House joining it in proper Or
governor and Hon. T. C. Snyder, Chairman
& Joint Committee.
Chief Justice SelWyn y. Owen and Hon
Marx Ames Chairman Of House Com
mittee.
Rev Dr. Simon NcChesney, Chaplain Of
the day with . member Of Joint CON-
mittee.
Judges of Supreme Court, STATE o6Rcer,,
STATE o6icers elect and members Of LeRis-
lative and Citisens' Inaugural Commit
seo in pain
Military ssaif Of the Governor.
President pro tenn. Of Senate, Speaker Of !,
HouDe and members Of House and Senate. |
The programme for the inaugural cere-
monies viii be carried out in The following |
order on the stand at the east front Of the |
CApitol after all those in the procession |
shell have secured positions on the stand:
A. II O'Clock, noon, Hon. T. c. Snyder,
ChnifnAn Of the Joint Committees viii cail1
sAe ossenblaee 10 order, state the purpose
e the 0Ae and announce prayer 6y Rev.
p. 0noa ncChe.ney.
hsayer. Rev. d.. NcChcsney
AADtnfD1axinE oath Of once 20 Governor i.
D. Foakef, By Chief Justice Owen.
Inaagural sddres Of Governor j. B. Fog.
sxsr.
n audience will then disperss and the
9overnoe, Supreme Court. State olicerS
Deste o0ceEs<lect committees, Goveruor'e
nilinxy staG, oficers Of Columbus citv
Dovesnment President Columbus Board Of
xsn1e proceed in the same order in which
hey left the Governors ONCE to the re-
vteWing sand At the west entrance Of the
4epitol grounda from which the parade
be ressS~eu by the Governor, after all
= The PROCESSION shall have taken their
places on the reviewing stand Il
The parade viii be in charge Of General
John g. Mitchell. Chief Marshall a The
lay. end will move in the order to Be- an
lounced BY him. II
After the parade the State oflicers-elect /
hall proceed 70 their respective Offices, I
Bhere the oath of ofice will be admin
stered 70 them by Judges of the Supreme I
Court, the Senators will repair to the Sem
~ chamber, where the oath Of Office will
se administered to the Lieutenant Cover
sor-elect and the member Of the House of {
Representatives will proceed to the hall of I
~ House Of Representative. c
In the evening from 30 20 10 O'Clock 7
here will be . reception Ia Governor J. d. !
FoeAker In the Senate chamber which all c
We invited to attend, and at which all will Z
ave an opportunity TO meet the Governor. I
Sfor the Information Of all concerned the {
Arrangements for the inaugura-
Ion parade on Monday next are an b
l0unced: a
The military division will be m.,sed n
vithin the Capitol grounds. east of the Cap .
tol and north of the Third street gate =
The republican clubs comprising the civil =
livision will be massed within the grounds y
ast OF the Capitol and south of the Third b
treet gate.
Both divisions will Ice in position at c,
IN minutes before L., noon, On Monday.
The military division will be commanded
y Major General II. A. Axline
The Civil Division will be commanded bv b
olonel s. A. Whitfield c,
At the conclusion Of the inaugural cere- fr
,onies, the parade will move promptly, b.
he clubs in front. On leaving the Capitol ii
rounds the column will march South on q
hird to Town, West on Town to High,
outh on High TO Livingston avenue, then
by wheel TO. the right and :,
'ove North on High to Spring and West ON :, :,
pring. where the parade will be dismissed =, =,
The following assignments to the staff a.
the Grand Marshal are hereby made y, !.
aistant Adjutant General, Captain Al :.
ed +. Lee: Assistant Marshais, Col. A. q 'e
alton, Major Startling Loving Captain "a
lexis Cope, X N. Ro~nd, W. J. Camnitz, ~
J. Aagley, Thomas Spencer. Fred. L.
erbst, Paul sullivan. W. r. Burns. John n
nee, Samuel Berger, Frank Shedd. W. = n
urdell .jr., George h. H;sche, Eugene Clock te
By request Of Colonel : A. Whitfield. sp
the civil division, the follow
g assignments are made To his staff: Az
slant Adjutant General, Captain Alex.
eeler; Assistant Marsials. Captain s B. "
,rter, Jerry p Bliss. r f. F'leck. +. NJ Sa S
.nnett Herman Gundersheimer, Josiah I ,;I
edbery, J. ". Wairuft. Jason W. Fire. W. W.
,ne, Joseph A. Webb. John VI. Doane 7;
,lumbus; J. J. Quinton, James Bowie, -,
hn W. Logan, Colonel Robert Harlan :.
Colonel John r. Kumler. To- ns
10; Thomas Brown. Springfield: q. B.
own. DAYTON; Jere 4. Brown, Cleveland.
IN J. Ryan, Portsmouth,; General W. H
,ochs, lronton; 1. W King Youngstown:
ptain George ". Wilson. Hamilton. ny
,race NJ deal. Bueyrus: EFF. NuttI p
ndlay; &. ]. NsnniI. Cleveland; Colonel a.
;, =. Orr, Piqua; Marcus Bogys, Chilli "'
he.