, 1876-12-14

DATTor, O., dec. 18.-Gov, tfavca was scr
cnadcd In Thu city this evening at tho houao OF
friend, Mt. r. e. Anderson, whcrc he IA whit
ing. Early In the evening saluto Of 1855 guns
Was fired and coucoursc Of fully 1000 pcopte
gathered about the house with music &nd fire.
works. Tho grcatcAt cnthuaiasn prevailed, and
tho Governor
KEtroNnED AS ro1toWs:
My frfcnds, will not dctatn you longer than
fone or i've minutes am hets On 4 short <istt 10
yoNr beautiful City Of Dayton. not on any political
mission, Or to talk on any Of tho political qnestions
Of The remarkable Canvass TINT has Just been closed.
understand thesu greetings htto tonight arc
NOT 10 MUCH IN HONOR or MYsELY
~ on account Of tha peculiar interest that IL felt
In tho prctcnt condition Of the country. In tbs
excitement that hns peryadod before and since the
election. rropls Of ardent tempersmcnts hare said
and done thinea that ara indecreet but, as tho
cltomens subsidies, We begin to return to Our bettcr
Wibdon and Judgment hare loo much faith In
tho saving common eenso Of the American people
To think they destc to sec In their country
MkxiCANlzED GOVERNMENT.
Whatever may bc the result At which tho lawful
authorities arrive, Jon and will quietly submit
and have sufficient respect and confidence In the
great majority Of tho opposite party 10 be.
1icse that they will do the same. I vas
glad tn fco In rapor this evening Ill
astiele from tue London 71nes respecting
the condition Of this country. Such state OF A.
fairs 1t said, could not otcut anywhere cisa In tho
world. Tho entire Of the county waa a9ttated
b. tho uncertain lhsuc Of the political conflict, and
Jet mt ono shot fred, not one man Killed, no
breaches Of tho peace. We hAvo sorn this Centen-
Mai ycar the wondera Of cur growth displayed In
tho exhibition Of agricultural and mechanical arts
and re are now afforded ~ opportunity Of giving
to tho world an cxamplo Of
THE VALUE or REPUBLICAN GovEnnHkNT.
In speaking 10 you this evening, hnyo referred
without previous thought to what must haye OF.
Cured to oresy one Of Us standiag here and take
ny lcave Of you with most stnccre ackuowledg.
ments for this expression OF your fEtendsh!p and
good will.
GOV. HAYE1 nEL1Evhs HH las BEEN FAIRLY
ELECTED.
Cincinnati Commercial Dec 10,
Gov. Hayes speaks with entiro freedom On
tho subject Of the Presidential election. He has
been calm observer Of the course Of events.
Hc did not make the slightest personal exertion
to secure the nomination, and Thcu nominated
wrote letter that made him friends through.
out tho country. While Gov. Ti1dcn was run
ming the campaign for himself, ,and his supporters
wero filled with admtrntion for bis general
ship and skill, to say nothing OF his liberalIty,
Hayea took no active part, and held that tho
Presidency was m Office that should not bo
scrambled for. The election over, the first in
preston that Hayes received x8a that Tlldcn
Was elected, aud ho said 80, expressing his per
sonai ecquiescouce and political regret The
Impression changed, but he liscountcnauced
tho yeheme0ca with which his friends wero 49,
serting their claln to the disputed States.
He fully recognized the question: Of
doubt. Tho timo has arrived, how
ever. when hc does not, hesitate to say
that be regards the question Is settled. He be-
Heres he has bcen fairly elected the next prcst-
daut of the United states. and says so. He b.
l!oTes, too, that tho public Judgment will. be
rapidly formed md expressed to that effect,
and that the current Of opinion and the weight
Of the business lutercsts Of tho country Will
overbear any disposition to brcak the peace. uo
thinks 1t natural TINT there arc violent trrita-
ttons arising from the complications from whIcl,
tho country Is emerging, but lo expects these
to pass away rapidly. He is daeply sensible Of
the critical aud delicate responsibilities tint rest
upon him.