The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
THE INAUGURAL PARADE
Official Orders Issued by Grand
Marshal Greene.
Veteran Organizations Must BE Con-
tent With the Place Assigned Them
Except by Express Direction of Mr.
1iciNtnIey-The Annapolis Cadets.

'-At ttAt1- -iLGLt pubic 10y VI anu -s-GESIlLl
Greene No change in the position as
signed to the veterans in the column
mas been made. General Greene stated
this morning that no alteration in the
plans of the parade or for the escort Of
s.r. Mckinley viii be made without ex-
( press direction from the President Thu
position of the President. as Commander
in-Chief OF the Army. the Grand Marshal
! contends makes il appropriate that the
military shall Immediately follow him IT
I the column OF marcn, and have preoe-
! dence over all other organize tons,
whether semi military or civic
/ The orders follow;
/ General Orders. Ne. 81
( Headquarters Of the Grand Marshal. IG01
pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.
C., February %. 1871.
The following orders for the Inaugural
I Parade are published for tie information
| and guidance ot all concerned. The success
! OF the parade depends upon an exact com
! pliance with the Instructions hereinafter
! contained, and particularly those in regard
TO distances (EaEs graph IL
/ The parade is organized as follows
\ Military grand divisicn-MaiOr Gen
! er9f Brooke L S Army. Chief Marshal.
. i
First Brigade, L. S. forces. Col. De Russy;
Second Brigade. National Guard of the Dis
trioJ OF Columbia, Brigadier General Har-
7 Is.
Second division. Hon. W O. Stone. Gov
ernor CT 2ennnsylvar Brigaze
National Guard, Delaware and Pennsyl-
| yania. BrigaIier General Goblin, Second
Brig. de. National Guard. Pennsylvania
Brigadier General Wiley; First Brigade.
National Guard, Pennsylvania. BrigadIer
General SchaH
Third division, Major General Wheeler
First Brigade. National Guard New Jer-
( sey. GfTrgis. Connecticut, Massachusetts
and Maryland Brigadier General King.
I Second Brigade, National Guard. New
York Virginia, and North Carolina. Brig
adisr General Douglas; Third Brigade. Ma
tioEai Guard, Tennessee Ohio. Illinois,
! Alabama Maine. Michigan. Texas. Iowa
I West Virginia Nebraska. and Wyoming
BrisaGier General Mercalf
Fourth division, Major General Sickles-
/ First Brigade. veteran associations Brig
adler General -- Second Brigade. yet-
/ eran associations, Brigsdier General --
! B. Civil grand diyisioa-B. H. Warner.
I chief marshal.
7 First division. Marshal McCIeary-First
/ Brigade. MIR Moves; Second Brigade. Nr
/ Wiedersheim
| Second division. Marshal Cochran-Firs
/ Brigade. Air- Brown Second Brigade. Mr..
/ Half
Third division. Major General Howard
/ First Brigade. Mr.. Mcdonald; Second Brig
I aGe Mr Lyons.
The Escort ia the Capitol.
r. The President win be escorted from
/ the Executive Mansion 20 the Capitol by
( the Grand Marshal and stan. The Corps
Of Cadets OF the United States Military
Academy. the Corps of Cadets OF
the United states Naval Academy. and
( Division of the Military Grand Division
/ This division viii be formed IL Two lines
I on Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue, as follows, viz: the First Brig
ade with It's right on Fifteenth Street at
/ New York Avenue thence on the east side
/ OF Fifteenth Street facing west. and on
/ the north side of Pennsylvania Avenue
facing south. and iJs LEFT between Seventh
[ and Sixth street; the Second Brigade with
its left on Fifteenth Street opposite New
J York Avenue thence on the west side OF
! Fifteenth Street facing east and the
south side of Pennsylvania Avenue facing
north and its right between Thirteenth
! and Twelfth Streets Commanding Of
fcerg and their STATS viii be IN the inter
walls. leaving a clear space OF not less
.Jhan forty feet between the two lines
The escort viii be formed on the north
side Of Pennsylvania Avenue between Fiji
I teeuth and Seventeenth Streets. facing
/ south, the staff of the Grand Marshal
( with its left at Fifteenth Street the Ca
diets OF the United States Military Acad-
! envy with their left opposite the east gate
OF the Executive Mansion, and The Cadets
( OF the United States Naval Academy on
their right. The organizations of the es-
cOrt will be so formed that in wheeling
TO the left the right viii be in front
later than lG.l3 N
The President. preceded by the Ohio
I Troop will be received by the Escort as
/ he comes cut of the east gate Of the Exc
! cutive Mansion and as he passes along
the line 70 Seventeenth Street each CT
I ganization. when its flank is uncovered
viii wheel by platoon to the left.
The escort will then move in column
between the lines Of the two brigades OF
the First Division followed BY the Presi-
Dental party in carriages.
THE PRESIDENT
! The Joint Committee of Arrangements
Members OF The Cabinet.
The Lieutenant General Commanding The
Army
The Admiral of the Navy.
I Each regiment. separate battalion. bat
( terry and squadron Of the First Division
. will remain at attention while the escc-i
masses. and will salute tne President vheI
his carriage IS in its front As soon as
/ the Presidential party has passed IN
right flank Of the First Brigade this brI-
: eade will break from the right TO march
I 10 the left in column Of piatoons- Regi-
mental and battalion commanders viii te
/ careful not TO lose distance in executing
( this movement The Second Brigade will
bv successive regiments from the left
! wheel 20 The right By companies. anc
| stand fast until lis right flank is uncov-
cred by the First Brigade and IL viii her
take up its march in rear of the First
/ Brigade.
| The route Of march VIII be along Penn
( syIvania Avenue TO First Street west
! thence 10 e Street north. thence TO First
/ Street east thence to b Street south
{ thence to New Jersey Avenue. thence
! north on driveway leading along east
! front of The Capitol 10 a point opposite
/ The south end OF the Capitol where the
! Division Commander viii halt the leading
/ corarany OF the First Brigade and close
( his division in close column. He viii theI
report to Major General Brooke, Com
, manding Military Grand Division.
/ Pie personal escort TO the President
T cop 4 Of Ohio, will leave the column al
/ y Street north and Delaware Avenue. and
] turning south into the Capitol Grounds
} VIII escort the Presidential party to the
steps OF the Senate wing # the Capitol
] Troop \ viii remain IN line. facing these
/ steps during the inaugural ceremonies
ard the carriages of the Presidential par
! " viii be parked on the right Of the trocp
/ The P1,rade.
! III During the inaugural ceremonies tbs
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