, 1877-09-14
THE SICK SENATOR.
vlslts nf the Prcstlent md Con. 1Iutler Mt
tho Isetl*I,is Of Oliver +. 3tortot,--Both ol
tho Former Moved to Tears.

tue 1setf*lta OF Dllser +. 3Iorton-Both ol
sp<e,o, 6tr,utta to rae Dloua<.
1nnt.sarotts. Ind. srnt. 1a-rre.f1cnt
11axa, asr,,,nnn,,1 nn'v hs ~. .n,, ,rats' .a,
uM ua5es, a.eu''ipan'ea W o.'y " ns son "eoo anu
Richmond On special train this morning from,
payton to call upon seuntor Morton. TIM
t~af,, a.p.ro, =, a an ~. .'.s 49,. -,
ms'''e concouf'e Of eltizens At tho depot. Cur
raEcs were III waiting, md the party was driven
as o'cc tn Gov. Butt,ank's residence, where tho
Senator is lyiS. On tue way there the streets
The Presidents carriage was literally iliiel to
oye,tlowins with t1u1uets. There Was no
ttssidsat,; E. 't,; spss|I 5sausst; =, Authorization =
upon tho scnats,r. On the contrary, hs has not
!nonth ago. Dr. Thunip.on says 10 i ias aot I
been ners eneeurase;1 by tho prospect for r.
ted Immediately upon arrival, as the time Of hia
stay WI. limitc,l. 4 brief conversation ensucl,
In which thc rscslcn. expressed tho lntcrcat anu
conccrn felt BY hInaelf and tho whols nation il
soon bs accomplished. Senator Morton repiicI
that be expected 10 take his seat ut the regular
scssion Of the Senate In December. and that thcra
he would give Mr., Hayes Administration i
wur1n and hearty support, Gcu. butler, who
WAS passln. through en- ruuta to Chicago, nlAu
stamped IN Richmond, and was pseseat at this
Interview between !laycs an4 Morton. To the
atur Morton" Morton responded that he would
continued: 70 Ii @ But We I' sIiaii MIS- % yoa at tbs
special session, senator. Tho Wholo country
Will miss you." 1t ihls point his feelings over
| canlc htul. and hts emotion was so great
| that he vaA unallc to psoceel. TIE Pre6k
dent was also affected t" tears. Soon after
t,e house lor tie depot As lc entered liz ear.
rlagc President liarcs briefly thanked the clti-
zt,s of Ricimnnd i,r the Goriiality Of his sc-
cEutnn, ausl tue evident 4oo.t viii EXPRESSED by
austatncd no III rrsults from tho visit Or.
| Thompson telcgrap!ls his condition to be uu-
changed.
To TIE Nt.ttrn A..oetaxd P,rts,
DAr1oN. u, Sept, A-Tlu Presidential
party, left Dayton th. morning at
O'Clock for Richmond III special
train, wfisl. waz III, under the pctt3nai W.
% %os sap ao.sa %.n q a aa par IT, '1s Ill.,
Hayes remained IL l,avson, at the rcsstct'co Ut
Mr: AnlcrAon. The train asr'yeI Mt !stch,nond
At y; 70 a. .n., anil Is II entered ths depot Wal
who Ind assembled u tatel. gllnipso u
ths President. Carriages wefc I'll wait
Ing, which the pre..!eiit a:ld purity entcrcti,
aud wera Immediately, driven to tls rest-
denec Of c1tS"s burbank, where senator Mu!.
family were pEcseAf, 70 whom Tho President
was introduced, Immediately after wlsisi, 10 cn-
tered the stck'rootn. by oE'ler OF the physician,
no one MAS present at the Interview. which was
| ycEy briet, laAtlng but few minutes. Tho
President was deeply ailcctcd upon tcAol0tnR
thu condition OF the Senator. liz found Aim,
Auwcyes, much better taaa be expected u see
him, and DR.. Thompson aays the improvement
~ tho scnator's condition has been very uaske4
fur two days. ......
| Ten. Butler, when passing through Richmond
an rout1 to Chicago, stopped over for few
minutes 70 call upon Senator Nortou.
| Theru wns no public reception ol the Pres
ilent at Richmond, although Thousands Of pep
pie had gathered along tho streets md followed
him " tho dcpnt, H hs WIS rctutlllux to TIN
train. Tho pasty returned to Dayton " Il
o'clock, wheru tllu President was Joined by Mira