New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

The Governor was again heartily cheered. and as he
retired the crowd began slowly to disperse. At
245 o'clock the Governor accompanied by Director
General GoshOrn left the building and took the cars
on the steam railway for Memorial Hall Station,
where he alighted and passed through the nam
building.
During the reception in the large hail below Mrs.
Hayes, a lady of charming manner and marked IN
tegence. received a number of callers in an upper
room. With hcr were Mrs. Senator Sprague Of
Rhode Island Mrs Gov Noyes of Ohio. and other
ladies. Gov Hayes intends to devote few days to
seciI the Exhibition before returning to Columbus.
About o'clock, while making q toGr of the build
ings and grounds, under the escort Of Mr.. Goshorn
and several members of the staff, Gov Hayes
arrived in the vicinity of the Municipal Building, ut
which the commercial exchanges of other cities were
being entertained at lunch by their Philadelphia
brethren. At the door of the building the Governor
and his companions heSitated, and were on
the point of withdrawing, when, upon the soliclta-
tion Of Mayor Stokelv, they were induced to enter.
Gov. Hayes was presented to the company by Mr. E
Harper Jeifres of Philadelphia and received with
hearty applause The Governor responded in ac-
acknowledgement of the cordiahty of his reception,
which he said he construed to have been rendered
not as a compliment to himself as an individual. but
to the office of the Chief Executive of the great
State of Ohio Addressing Mayor Stokely, he added
that the pleasure of meeting many representative
men of the business interests of the country was an
uncxpected one and that as he had been honOred by
an introduction his only purpose to pay his re-
spects to the gentlemen present. The Governors
brief remarks interspersed with rounds of
cheers which were renewed upon their conclusion.
Mayor Stolely followed with some pertinent re-
marks, and the visitors in short time Withdrew to
continue their trip through the ncloSure.
Gov. Hayes was given a reception at the Union
League House tonight. The building was bril-
liantly illuminated, and many prominent persons
were present including Gov. Hartranit eX-
Secretary Borie, Drcctor-General GoShorn,
Mayor Stoklcy, cx-Gov. Noycs. Gen. IIaw-
lev Commodore Godsborough, Gen. Patterson
L. c. Knight, the Hon. Leonard Myers. Judges of
the Courts Gen. Scfridgc, and others. After the
ceremony of handshakiug, the Governor in response
to calls proceeded TO the front of the building and
addressed the immense thrOng which blocked mp
Broad-st He WAS introduced by John i. Ncrrce,
President of the League and responded a. i"-
lows: Il come here as the representative
of Ohio. to attend the Exhibition on what
was called the Ohio day. | rcjoccd 10 sec
the hearty manner in which Philadelphia
has eudeavorcd to give cclat TO the event. shall
90 back to Ohio to say TO my people that IhIlad'i
phia and Pennsylvania united in the generous work.
and with spirit and in manner that does the
heart Of a Buckeye good The Governor then pro-
cecdcd to the banqucting-rooln where an elegant
collation. was spread.
Upto o'clock last evening 80 trains, comprising
35i cars carrying 23G00 citizens Of Otio arrived
at Philadelphia. The later trans and those arriy-
ing this morning il is estimated, added fully 10000
TO this number. Considering the distance Of all
parts OF the State from Philadelphia, the movement
of such masses of Ler citizens TO the Exhibition Is
remarkable.