, 1877-02-28
AT COLUMBUS.
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CoLuAnus, u, Feb. 27.-Durjng the iny
large number Of rtiitors liavo called on Gov.
Hayes, the greater portion Of them being from
the stulllcr tnwna In tho State, brought here
mostly ont Of curiosity aud for tho purpose of
sinking hands With the prcstacnt.clcct. During
the earlier part of the day tho politicians who
called On the Governor were In tho minority,
but the afternoon tFatns have somewhat rcin-
forced the seekers for political favors, md at
this hour they arc rs numerous rs tho most Bit
Ter enc1ny OF Hayes could desire There have
bern very
FEW PROMINENT POLITICIANS
here to~,lay, although numbers would seem 10
Indicate that great interest was fclt by the
would-bc adyiscrs to start 1faycs OF "solId."
Awell-known citizen, tho frfcnl Of Hayes, says
he will for ono be glad when tho agony Ia orer.
that parties IRON different sections who tIe-
sire to 10 presented have made II utterly ina-
possible for him to attend to his regular busi-
1,css. Twice last night was tlo called up by
these oIlIcc.sccklng crowds md forced TO agree
to present them this informing. The manDcr In
which Gov Hayes receives visitors at once places
them at thelr case, md tie rap[dty with which
lie dIsposcs Of 80 many Is quite remarkable.
All arc pleased, and .leputt with confidence
that their claims will recciYe attention at the
prupcr time.
FfnlEsTAHcE.
Mr.. Jones Is introduced. The Governor is
very much pleased to have met hint. Mr.. jones
speaks Of being formerly in tic ARMY. TIC
Governor inquiries after his tea!th. The uext
act d petition Ia presented. 1t Ia glanced over
ana orders given 10 flle II among others. md 1t
will be considered at some futurc day. An~
other gentleman comes forward, Is recognized,
$fh all AL 4
that john q. Thompson etldcavored to Inspire
into tic Ohio Democracy during tho Into can
VASE.
FAREWELL fEsr1rtTtgs.
Arrangements arc about completed to give
Gov. Hayes md family brilliant farewell re-
reption tomorrow evening at the Capitol. In
ostlcr tn crafty tho scl,ool children anu pupils
VI the various State Institutions, GOV. ana Mrs.
Hayes will rceeiyc them Tomorrow afternoon,
~ tho rotu,da Of tho State lionsc from 3 until
s. In the evening totl, llouscs OF the Lcgisla.
turc mud Citizens will b. received III the Senate
between the hours of : AMI 0, after wh!c. tl,e
company Will be cscortca to the bail OF tllt
House Ut Representatives, where speeches vii
be delivered by Speaker urosyenor anu others
eulugtzing the outgoing Governor OF Ohio and
ffeslacnt-clcct, and welcoming Us his successor
Llcut.-Goy. Thomas l.. Young to the Governor
ship, utter which tho furniture will Us removed
md dul,cing Will cotnIncnce. The United Statcl
barracks bands and other music will be In at
tenlaoce. The reception w!ll be conducted h5
citizens Of Columbus regardless OF polltica
opinion, md promtscs to bea granl affair.
uvpEHxAronsAL nEsIoNArIoA.
1t is expected Gov. Hayes will tender Ill
resignation to-,norrow befoye noon. Tl,,
special car ot Tom Scott has arrived here mn.
been rendered to tho Presidential party. It 4
probable that Gov. Itayes wilt ]earc on Thurs
daY afternoon for Washington. A very larg,
number of citizens frou here aud members .,
the General Assembly will uttcnp the inaugura
tou ceremonies.
fEsTERDAf'B INTERVIEWS,
Among those wha had Interviews with Cav
Hayes to-day wcro Damns Barnes ot New York
ex-OUv. Bcrcsidge, Congrcssman.cicet L
hEcntano of ct,traIo, aud a. l.. Fairbanks 0
the Cleveland Hrrusd.