Duke University Libraries D03209540N L'ROG R A M M K ynu i h t INAUaURATION 01 IIIK PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT f»l IIIK CONFEDERATE STATES. 1st. Colonel Charles Dimmock to be Chief Marshal, as- 3isted by tour A ids. 2d. The Sonar.' and House of Representatives will meet in their respective Balls at II 1-2 o'clock, A. M.. and then with their respective officers repair to the Hall of the House of Delegates of Virginia, which has been kindly tendered by the House of Delegates. 3d. The President and Vice-Presideni elect will be eon- ducted to the Hall by the Joint Committee of Arrangements it II .!- 1 o'clock, and be received by the Assembly stand- ing. 4th. The President of the Seriate will occupy the -eat ob the right of the President elect; the Vice-President elect, that on the left of the President, and the Speaker of the House, that "n the left "l' the Vice-President. 5th. Invitations are extended to the following person? and bodies, to-wil : Members <>i" the Cabinet, who will be seated on tlm rijrht and left of the President of the Senate and Speaker of the Bouse. The Governor of Virginia and his Staff; the Gov- ernors of any other of the Confederate States who may he in Richmond, ;m)t* the Army and Navy of the Confederate Slate- who may he in Richmond; the Mayor and Corporate authorities of the city of Richmond; the Rev. Clergy, and Masonic and other Benevolent Societies, and the members of the Press. ti. At half-past twelve o'clock the procession will move from the Hall by the eastern door of the Capitol, to the statue of Washington, on the Public Square, by such route as the Chief Marshal may direct, in the following order, to-wit: I. The Chief Marshal. II. The Band. III. Six members of the Committee of Arrangements, in- cluding their respective Chairmen. IV. The President elect, attended by the President nf the Senate. V The Vice-President elect, attended by the Speakei the House of Representatives. VI. The Members of the Cabinet. VII. The officiating Clergyman, anil the Judge of the < '■ federate Court at Richmond. VIII. The Senate of the Confederate States, with its officers, in column of fours. IX. Th«' House of Representatives, with its officers, ii column of fours. X. The Governors of Virginia, and other States, and Stan". XI. The members of the Senate and House of Delegates of Virginia, and their officers. XII. The Judges of the Supreme Courl of Virginia, and other States, yfho may he in the city of Richmond. XIII. The officers of the Army ami Navy. XIV. The Reverend Clergy. XV. The May<»r and Corporate authorities of the city of Richmond. XVI. The Ma'sons and other Benevoleut Societies. \ VII. Members of the Press. \ VIII. Citizens generally. Seats will be provided by the Chief Marshal for the Gov- ernors of States ; the Judges, and. as far as practicable, for the other guests. Tlic invited guests are requested to present themselves at the door of the Hall in the order above indicated. At the statue of Washington the President elect, the Vice-President elect, the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the Officiating Clergyman, Confederate Judge, Governors of States, Judges of the Supreme Courts of States, the Chief Marshal and his Aids, and six of the Committee of Arrangements will take positions on the platform. Prayer will then be ojfered by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Johns. The Inaugural Address will then be delivered, after ii. the oath will be adniistered t«- the President by the Confederate Judge, in Richmond, the Hon. J. 1). Halybur- ton, and the resull will '"■ announced by 'In- President of Senate. Tli<- Oath will then be administered to the Vice-President by the President of tin* Senate, who \sill also announc< result. The several legislative bodies will then return to their re- spective Halls, and the President ;i\u\ Vice-President "will I,, i, be escorted to their respectiv< homes by the Conm of Vrrangement 4 *. Hollinger Corp. pH8.5