The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18


New Mexico. ...............S H. AxteiL
Utah .......................Jam James B. Mexican
washington. ............: orange Jacoos
wyoming .................J ~ cary.
The long deliy between tho arrival of the committee
and calling upon the Governor owing 70 difference
OF opinion among the members OF the committee
the address the form In which should be made.
A procession wss Termed in the parlor Of the hotel
headed by E. D. Morgan, Of New York, and Mr..
AcPherson Of Pennsylvania, permar ent Chairman Of
the late Convention Governor Hayes stood the
middle Of the when the committee entered. with
Mrs Hayes on his arm, and seated
lounge behind him were Mrs. T. o. Nor
gan, Ars Marshall O. Roberts and Mrs Bell,
wife OF the Secretary Of State OF Ohio. Governor
Hayes dressed with than his usual attention
TO costume, and his aca impsssive II cut In
marble There certainly nothing bright exprcs-
sive about it He stood with his hand inserted in his
vest and when he responded In lew words to the adj
dress OF tho committee It evidently under consd.
erablc emotion, and almost Of embarrassment Three
fcct away his voice naudible, but bis words
few and OF trinipg import.
Mr.. Mcpherson, coming TO the 'front.' spoke a fol-
Iowa.
Governor HAYRs-we have been deputed by the
National Convention or the republican party, holden
Cincinnati The l4h OF the present month. 10 In
form you officially that you have been unanimously
nominated by that Convention tor the ofcc OF Presi
dent OF she United States The in which that
from from every portion or The country. ss.est
the strength OF the popular condolences In you and tho
belief that your administration will be Wise, courage
Gus and just We say, sir, your administration tor
believe tho people will confirm the action OF the
Convention and thus save the country from the con.
OF the and the Of the principles and
policy OF the democratic party. We have also been
directed to ask attention 70 the summary OF re
publican doctrine contained in the platform adopted by
tho Convention dlschsrgng this agreeable duty
find cause congratulnton tho HARMONIOUS action
OF the Convention and the hearty rcspone gvec by
IL
know trusts and hOnors you Heuceforth you be-
long 70 the whole country; Under circumstances 80
OF tho nomination.
SPEECH GOVERNOR HAYEa
Governor HAYES replied az foilows:-
SIR nave only TO say In response 70 your informa-
present pres s-' time i VIC would Be- improper for me
10 say more than this, although even now
should DO glad 70 ., give some expression ;p non
confidence reposed In me by yourselves ana
those for whom you aot Al future time shall take
to present my acceptance IN writing with my
views upon the platform
The delegates were then personally introduced to
their nominee and spent considerable time with him,
informally conversng on various subjects
Alter this general handwriting took place. and Mrs
Hayes was called upon endure ordeal in that
line Snc was dressed brown silk, fashonably cut
lavender kid gloves, white tie and bonnet
OF black, trimmed with white ribbon and
roses Her hair done up the old style Of forty
years ago. parted down over sides OF the forehead
but highly expressive and preposssssng face made
very favorable impression Every departed do
lighted with MrA Hayea Tho exchange OF
congratulations between the Governor and the
members Of the committee, and with tho numerous
distinguished citizens who accompanied them was Of
. most cordial and gracious character
THE nAxss cLuB COLUMBUS
occupied eleven in returning to-day from Cncln-
natl They were met by q band Of music and
an enthusiastic cheering crowd OF people At the
depot They had . banner with q portrait
Of Governor Hayes surmountcd and iestooned with
flowers A procession was formed, aud amid contin-
ued cheering from tho citizens who lined both
sides OF High street from the depot, the
club marched to the State Capitol and
paid their respects to Governor Hayes
There was good deal Of hand shaking but the Cover
nor made NO formal address few brief speeches
were made by General John Beatty, OF Columbus, and
Judge Slonaker, Of Louisiana, ON she steps Of the
Capitol
The enthusiasm Of the club responded 10 by the
citizens generally and there everywhere in Columbus
great Joy at the selection Of Hayes the standard
bearer OF the republican party Tor the Presidency.
Mr.. Eugene Hale, OF Maine, called and conversed
with Governor Hayes and presented the compliments Of
Mr.. Blaine. Among others who paid their respects
were Colonel walker ana n. ID. Morgan, OF Now 0rk,
and DR.. Davis OF Maryland
sxRxyADE TO THE COMMITTEE.
The committee appointed to wait upon Governor
Hayes were serenaded 1t eleven o'clock tonight by
local band. who played for tune in front OF the
Neil House large crowd congresatsd in front Of the
hotel Speeches made by Mr.. slonaker, OF
louisiana; Mr. Reed OF Washington; D. c.; Mr..
Hale of Maine. and other members of the CON-
mittee. All tho remarks tended TO eulogizc Cover
nor Hayes, aud prophesied victory for the republi-
can party fall M. Blainss friend. Mr.. Hale, Of
Maino declared that he would support Hayes with all
the strength at his command.
Governor, Hayes called for frequently by the
crowd bFt had retired TO bis residence time bo
THE MANUFACTURE or xNTHuszAsM At THE
coNv3xrIox DEscRlBxD-sYzrcH or THE
sxcRfr WORKINGS AT THE CHANGE OF BAL
Lors7 WHY coNKLrNo AND wooDFoRD WE'RE
Observation-Disclosures WITH PROMINENT
PoI1f1crAxs-x URAr HAIsTEAD's SPEECH.
CiscrSNArI, Ohio, June 10, 1870.
Tho Convention hall densely packed yesterday
morning before tho Presdents hammer fell the desk
and called the delegates 70 order. The galleries, espe