The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-24


Hampshire Colonel rappsu and have been wonder
Ing. have seen so little evidence OF crime aud
had to do; but u Is necessary, | suppose with al!
great governments that there should be- with all OF
which people have nothing to do-and the best advice
can give 10 the people OF New Hampshire is tc APP
point an Attorney General as regular officer, and 10
80 conduct themselves that he shalt have tte moth
ing TO do"
President Hayes then ssid:"i have the pleasure OF
introducing to you the Secretary OF State OF the United
States. William NJ. Evarts. Z"
YASKsE CHARACTER.
Nj. Evafts remark ed :"Ladies and tiemen this
town VIII always be famous rs those who have road OF
your political conflicts know by teaching great les
son IN education Your townsman. General Head, was
made .mprcssvey to feel thnt tho people OF New
hampshire Insist upon mans being able to spell his
own namo. lcrics OF Good Tood.l IL is u lesson
forgotten by any OF us. You had your way ABOUT
I1a' anu 'hen you had Tho government TOO; Ind
their own May and ns i0 o,h D90pe aoosi. h niso
have their own way. II 10 said OF US Yankees that
are meddlesome but this :. no. true there IS any
one thing CHARACTERISTIC OF Yankee II Is the careful
ness with which he tends TO his own business; but
then he considers cveryoodys business his own bust
ness" applause and laughtcr.l At this point the
train started amid the cheers OF the crowd and much
excitement
ARRIVAL MANCHESTER.
Tho train reached the Manchester depot At twenty
minutes past nine A. VI. Tho distinguished company
were received with savos OF artillery. tue ringing
oil oclis aud the pl.udits OF the multitude Gov
ernor Prescott briefly introduced the Presi dent
to Mayor Cross and Acting Mayor Dcyne who pre-
sentcd the members OF tho Cabinet aud aides. The
excellent arrangements c the Grand Army OF tho Re-
public. under the command OF Lew l. Aidrch,
enabled the party 10 take carriages without delay, IN
tue following ORDER
First, IN an opsn barouche, drawn by four dappe
gray horses were tho President, Governor Prescott,
Hon. Ira A. Cross and Mayor Dcvine.
second Nrs Hayes, Mrs Governor Prescott aud
other ladies'.
Thru, Secretary OF State Evarts Postmaster General
Key, General Dcvons ana " liam Amory.
Fourth, large team, with thirty eight young girls
dressed IN white representing the States o, the Upion
n n carr
minutes 10 ten tue procession moved, the Grand
Army oil the Republic acting as guard OF honor.
through tho mill yard, for nearly mile, Thousands Of
operatives were ranged IN lines each side, they
also ci the windows of the great building greet the
distinguished party. During tho entire march Elm,
Hanover, Beech ana Lowell streets bells ringing
and tho places OF business and private residences
elaboratcly and beautifully decorated with flags,
stcamcrs and ornamental devices rendering tho scene
picturesque Al the Catholic Orphans Home,
Hanover street, largo number OF children were
ranged In line the adjacent lawn presenting very
pleasing effect The streets wcra throngcd by dense
masses OF people along tho entire route the process
sion. AZ quarter OF eleven A. NJ the head Of the col
umn reached Smyths Opera House. which was
crowded. and as the President ana his suite assembled
TO tho platform they were received with hearty and
long continued applause Whom the cheering ceased
Mayor Patrick A. Dcvlne introduced President Hayes
CIrrzEssIt gives great pleasure to introduce TO
you HIS Excelcncy X. 3. Hayes, President OF the
United states.
party reentered carriages and driven the resi-
dencc Of Ex-Governor smyth, wncre an elegant lunch
distinguished guests outside OF the Presidential party
were Governor Prescott lady and stan cxsGovern0rs
STRAW Sr", ana cheney and Ex-Governor " Basley Of
tors wsdIeIgh add Rollins, United states Judge Daniel
Clark, Colonel n g. ordway, General Patterson,
Colonel John b. Clark and others The Anc residence
and grounds OF Governor Smyth are located on the
banks OF tho Mcrrimac and furnish nnc view OF tho
city and surrounding country. Mrs. Governor Smyth
entertained the guests Al hali-past o'clock The
party rc-cmbarked IN carriages and escorted
the depot where the Journey was resumed Tor Nashua
THE PEOPLE WILL CORRECT Alb MISTAKES.
At smyth's Opera House tho President spoke fol-
everywhere in Now Hampshire have been gratifying
and hearty but nowhere, assure you, Inns II been
more gratifying and certainly nowhere warmer, than
IN Manchester. (Applausc.) We thank you tor such
welcome and SUCH a reception We are grateful
and naples have somewhat tempered the warmth Of
the reception. tAppausel Our time Is so limited that
The eommittcc desire to suggest 10 you the Impossible
ny OF going through that part OF tho reception
| mony vhlch consists OF hand shaking must say to
yoo, as said to number OF audiences ut different
| places that l viii be glad that II DO Understood
| by the lndics and gentlemen, young and
old, that, instead Of an actual shake Of
a hearty Buckeye shade. (Appausel On politics aud
public Affairs We need not speak. II an administration
cannot stand upon It's aits lcnvns out all discussion
to friends and adversarcs, II cannot stand at ALL Zap
plausc Talk and argument cannot save Il, therefore
must omit all that. desire TO have It understood,
" SnI '""PS did Uu'' not spesx Of "I ,t
| that howev defective our methods. however IN IS.
OF the whole country aud OF all ITS inhabitants. ZAP
plause and loud cries OF 'Good!") We wish 10 see
every part OF tho constitution OF the United States
tho part that Is less than the part that old
| observed, obcyod, respected and loved ia all
parts OF tho country. (Applausc.) II in any
thing arc mistaken The people OF Inc country will
correct tho mistake. As Tor mo look only ap-
proving judgment OF this generation, and II any th ing
we shall do Shall be remembered long the approv-
ing judgment OF those VINO come after. Aud nov, MY
friends am sure you Will DC glad to DO introduced 10
and hear tho voices Of some oil those w.o
| Nsilh ma dol
| atng upon the pubic affairs OF the country.
Three members OF the Cabinet are prescntSecre,ary
General Devcns ana hardly know which you wish 10
see lrsL "a voice, IAN three oil them'' The man
the democrat from Tennessee. (Appausel He some
how other got INTO tho Cabinet 10 the astonish-
ment and, | am afraid, dismay Of some OF my
friends. Ceres OF "No, no." 'nll right"l All
right now, and l am quite sure, from what
have observed OF his ability aud dignity all right Ia
the time TO come. applause However, may
have differed IN the past now and IN the iutnrc
likely to agree but IN TINS wc are now agreed, that
this is people, having, tho language Of Webster
constitution, one destiny. But knowing this as
you do and do that a government based between
sections govern mcnt based between two races,
only be foundation of equal ana exact justice TO all
men. lApplause.) Without further preface | intro
ducc to you Judge Key, OF tennessee Cheers und APP
plausc.)
MR. Kxr rALKs COTTON
Mr.. Key said
Ny FRIKSDs democrat as always have been. sup
pose II Is hardly necessary Tor me TO Justify myself tor
oeing member OF the Cabinet under tho present
mnisration, as believe the democrats OF your Iegis-
lature have Endorsed this affair, II ! remember
(.aughtc:J confess that my accession to the Cab.
net was q matter OF bcwilderment to myself.
bavo no doubt u.awas to tho whole
country. had great apprchcnsons tha,
II might not be acceptable the
whole republican party. As said yesterday it could
not hurt me, but u might have injured HIS Excellency
tho President 81 tho uucd states. but very glad
TO see the manner IN winch II has boon Endorsed by
all men all sections and IN all parts OF the country
(Appisusc.) know IN times past, gentlemen, Their,
has been quite conflict OF opinion between The der
cntsections especially between the Northern aud
crn states The views vi our people. their IDEAS then
education, made them honestly differ But propo 81
not now 10 enter into any discussion, ever
any remarks on this occasion. II ~ SIMPLY enough
10 say that In all this broud land, from one enc
TO the other, every man Is rec and ongcr
exists (Appsusc.) The gull which has dividca has
been closed and closed forever, aud Why now should
there be any further disagreement between New
England and tue SOUTH | nave been Interested ia
gong through the streets OF your city.
had read something, mad heard much,
OF the manufactures OF Manchester, but
confess had no adequate conception OF them. Now,
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