The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25
Arrival of the Presidential Party
in Virginia.
SPEECHES ON CANCELLATION
Review Of the Warm Receptions in
Other States.

ga. nm hut was interrupted by the moving OF OF
tho train. On reaching Lowey's depot, seventeen
miles from Lynchburg, the party was met oy
n cor,m,,tee Of prominent citizens OF Lynch
burg, headed by the Hon. Thomas 5
Bocock. Upon the arrival OF the special
train bearing the party at the depot at Lynch
burg tho distinguished visitors were greeted with re
mcndous cheering from an immense concourse OF
people, and with music, 20
THE RECEPTION LYycHBuRG.
After the party had alghted the President was pre-
scntsd TO the Mayor OF Lynchburg, who briefly ex-
tended the hospitality Of the city, to which President
hayes replied =
very grateful indeed sir 10 for your kind words
Of welcome
The party, in charge OF the mombers OF the recep-
lion committee, were then seated in carriages and
the line of march taken up. with tho Home Guard OF
Lynchburg and the Lynchburg Light Artillery as es-
All along tho streets from the depot to the Nor
veil House there was a constant round OF cheers from
the people who III ed every available place from which
a sight OF the party could be had.
Upon arriving at tho Norve House the President
and suite were conducted the front portico whcre
Mr.. Bocock, Chairman of the Reception Committee,
addressed His Excccncy, rendering, on behalf Of
Lynchburg a sincere welcome to tho City OF Hills tho
first Virginia city visited by him. He said:--
Ohio was at one time part Of the Territory of Virginia.
and many pars Of i were settled by na
We do ASSERT material control over IT, but we have
TO S%s incur " the charge Of boastns may say
ns~ o. inc oiaen .me hs ,hs cuur~ owsr Her
courtesy and hearted hospitality have often been
in das sns 10 Sa Re have
thsougn .fyns h S" No d,nuon Another char
aeeristc equally marked Is her gncnanSng devotion 70
tuian She may err in jndsmsns but JUDGES
smnddiy anu nanercg 70 whh nv" have faiinn
the on ssh he,
troamin from her masthead the motto Principles and
nos men 81 ns ,b seatv of All c1tzsns
before the law and the equality OF All states under the
Sos ns as the and
the % s~d bs~ hcc"ws ent,,sS 20 e"ua rnsts Win
the others, still held guarded as prisoners 81 war
and compelled TO perform ihes mos. nerea and
some,mes s Va res.rded s an
rsnFsd minds thorn il d..a ard while i
continues Wiz were Poo,y 70 nr s,e a. taas IL
was an outr.ss on the bond Of the n,cn ~ n. STATE.
@ sre now ON an ea1aty with sets
nns "ie roSd carceIY trnnsform 'e SCENE more
lsssr Iouu wSern thcra waa s",,en discontent
there IS now salts action. Angry chickering's
impending strife have given place to stiffness and quiet
hs.rn me nerormance OF every day l. has been found
thai bv of the state laws the rights
Of all citizen; are Gss. a on being
It's place, and the Angel of Peace like halcyon
eouar h A, and la. sesn os S!
apa uaS .s tho e
ago the land acd complaints OF incciency and
mand Tor reform was universal The civil service order
sisp IN right direction. Is there virtue and in.
tsliigence enough the uphold and sustain
President with pleasure tho words of Kindness
HEN in he North and ii in the south alike
Thosr good you when said that your
Of the Constitution the cause Of tho Union tho cause
h mnc a aS ana wn eaw Won have cone these Inns
not at the dictation Of party leaders TAR
right and so we meet YOU not AS party men Our action
psrotic citizens 80 asRnosled.e the facts we have come
as true loyal vrgnIsns recognize principles by
that your official particulars have de-
served no The uture must take care Of is
cation the public service the entire county
The measure of a high ambition If your efforts
are to continue they have begun can see great results
the future comes before me- The cnasm tat once yawned
ern states is flied and obterated The bright flowers OF
charity concord lit their pure in tie sunlight Of
the bow Of promise ana hope. Mr. President again l
s'''' ''1 ""u D'u you N'''o's
After music S~ the hand or I ,nc pres,aon,
MY FKrESps-t is very gratifying to have the oppor.
ss s Sa 20 a% aSa
this section Of Inc state OF Virginia. week AGO an
l
Die ased to term IT, the gateway to the south and sonh
vest Louisville Since then | nav. mat the neo.
pie of three graf former saseholdins states
Kentucky Tennessee and Ceor,da havs tie
to assure you that met feeling and
tbinxinv as Won do to-day those nuancss ike tis one
w, re com OF the ves nj ali noIitical w.
ties and in ach there WAS bs snrpxIin, M vat
Grams Of both armies. applause felt by their wei
come perlectiv Mt home The rentlem.n who inst ZOO
welcoued me 10 YOUR citv am glad 10 note reterrcd
70 tho early history OF NV own state Terrtorx
formerly epnrinr 10 his avn vir,rinia dont ,orga,
how much ndebted TO yrgni are hve i our v,eat
and RENE mber with pride and pleasure their origin Wr
gave to us tha which has proved the corner
OF our and of rights belore
law We have grown up and onrished in in ths
Constitution and laws the. pathway Jefferson marked
out In time daughters and mother came to
differ frr causes Tor WINCH we were moi "a.
spon,ible but we will havs no discussion
now enough 20 know now that every cause for hos
ty estranpemen and h. been removed Tor.
eyer lie who does not the hard OF Providence in this
ia not likely 10 ever notice any
The restoration to ancient friendship is the result
have come to result that every good man has
for The day is here There poniing TO the mi itarO
stand men who were against MS from 1861 "a
Ii To-day there is no shadow us You risket
your lives Tor your convictions Applause.) 'ood
good women those who risk their all
wnen tney oeeve 70 oe gas. .Oneeis) snow no. 70.
eved right There NAV 10 some among u.s. there may ia
n he nm IN