Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-31
TIE LIE
The English Mission Ten
dered TO John Welsh.
THE POLITICIANS AMAZED AND
INDIGNANT.
A Slight Improvement in
Senator Morton.
PRESIDENT HAYES VISIT 10 RICH.
MOND, VIRGINIA.
Proceedings In the Senate To-Day.
ESPECIAL pI-rIrcur. To THn ooID HUI
DA L Nrva.l
Proceedings In the Senate To-Day.
ESPECIAL Di-rArcnrs To n ooLD HUI
DA 1T Nrws.l
p...laant Have. in RIehmond.

RICHMOND. Oct. So The Presidential
party arrived at Fredericksburg this
morning aud were greeted with cannon
firing, music and an enthusiastic crowd.
Ex.Congressman Braxton welcomed him,
and the President in reply regretted thu
enforced shortness Of his stay. and intro
dueed Secretaries Evarts and Sherman,
both Of whom spoke briefly. Tho arrival
Of the train In Richmond WAS the signal
for . salute from howitzers. Ten thousand
people were at the depot and cheered
Justify As the party alightcd from tho cars.
A committee escorted them to the platform
and Mayor Meredith extended . cordial
greeting TO the President. bidding him
God speed In his efforts 10 give the coun-
try q pacific and constitutional admins.
tration. and promising cooperation. The
President, In response, alluded to tho
early historical interest attaching 10 Rich
mond, and TO Its growing importance a. a
commercial center. Ho alluded 10 Its
great natural advantages, and predicted
for IL a glorious future. He alluded 10
the denser country population. which is
already apparent because OF the aponuon
OF slavery, during which System the ana
was owned In large tracts. while now 1t Is
gradually being cut up for smaller farms.
The President then introduced Mr..
Eysrts. who spoke briefly. and Mr.. Sher-
man. who began by praising the President
for his popular peace policy. He said tho
Cabinet feared his political adversaries
would regard II ss q sign OF weakness and
an abandonment Of his position, bat, sup
ported by every member Of his admins
~tration. he decided to pursue II. but
something WAS dependent upon tne
people. North and South. They need
not. In sustaining tho policy Tor.
get there had been war, but must
accept the results OF that ar. The policy
does not prevent any man loving his State.
but demands obedience IN all the powsrs
given the national government. We arc
one people, from tho Atlanticto the Pacific,
and our hearts must blend. Republicans
aud Democrats must conceds each other TO
he honest patriots. In concluding, he
alluded 10 the fear In the North that the
south woniu nor iesara .ne ~ ~, .,..as.
s.nenunen' ..1I. spr, ~ von will
OF citizens, and said "but, II you viii
obey these amendments. this country Will
be In peace n lniet,
The rIesideh. 'nen n, ~ III. Mn ~ ~
niI Dpwin,on' N ihe terrible times which
have intcrvened since he left Virginia, and
OF the restored and r~einfranchised Union.
The policy so much discussed was me, py
mutual trust and reunion on e.'her .'Ie'
ne p.hs'eu .n's eoun.,y = AZ y,.tn,,
s.i'u'ions ~ u. ,a. 49,. ho.
Ns suonsot souas a. hsi,.v. ,hsra \.
cause we are veslnnIns o "''' T"
no uinerencc oe.N.en se.'o.s .,o,,
At'orhey,ueneIsi De'eh' "A"' W.
and pointed speeen. A..
Az the conclusion ., .ne speA..ns me
white AMI coioreu military cscoI', WIN
the fire companies ete;. took INC parry .
the Exchange Hotel; Inc s'ioeps Gu Ioup'
were crowded aud bright with bnnuns'
At least 10000 people witnessed tue pa
sesnt.
The President helu PopuInr rtcep',nn
.o-n'sn'I w."
State air
John welsh for Minister TO Eng
Inad.
w,s,,xorox ne, aO-Tbe President
'~~.-.I ~. W., :, p....,,v..
mas hohiha'ou 'ohh "ei'"o iena'!''"
MIA Envoy Extraordinary M Minister
Plenipotentiary TO Great Britain.
CmcAoo. Oct. 30.-A Jsur"ai Washing
special says: The President has com
pletsly iAnked tbs rsnnsyivani Ponm,