The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-21
President Hayes Gone Tor the
White MOunfnlnI.

| hlNDoOhi NL't august SUs-1ue tFesl
dental party, consisting OF the Preslden
and Mrs. Hayes, Secretary Evarts ant
two daughters, Linnie and Bette, Post
master General Key, Attorney Genera
Devens, WhiteIaw Reid, Miss Foote ant
Miss NoyeS, with the Presidents two sons
Webb and Burchard, left this morning a
$3.50 for the White Mountains. The in
side Of the car had been most tastefully
trimmed with evergreens and choice flow
ers, and an elaborate basket OF flowers
was presented to Mrs. Hayes, who ex,
pressed herself as exceedingly well
pleased and most happy to receive them
She said her love for flowers was only ex.
ceeded by her love for her Maker and her
dear family. As the car moved from
the depot the President and Mrs. Hayes
stood on the rear platform, aud amid
long and continued cheering from the
immense crowd Of people, babe adieu to
the Green Mountain State. The Prcsi.
dent expressed himself privately before
leaving As having spent one Of the most
quiet, pleasant and interesting Sabbaths
OF his life, saying it was one Of those
bright spots in his life which would never
be forgotten or obliterated by the cares
and turmoils OF life, no matter how far
in the future they might be.
The party are expected to arrive at
Wells river at 1920, where they will be
met by Gov. Prescott, Of New Hamp.
shire, who will join the party at that
place and accompany them to
the White Mountains, down through the
Penrigewasset Valley to Plymouth, at
which place they will stay for the night
and go to Concord Thursday morning on
a special train, reaching there about
noon the same day. The Prcsiden, will
there be met by the Mayor OF the CITY,
with other officials, under escort Of the
Home mililiR and Fire Department. The
party will lunch at the Phoenix Hotel,
after which levee will be given in hon.
or OF the President at the Opera House,
where the people will be informally pre.
Sented to the President and Mrs. HAYES.
Afterwards the President and party will
be taken in carriages to view the citv,
taking in St. Paul'a school, where Secre.
tary EVArts two yOlNger sons are being
educated. The President will be in
Washington on Saturday morning at
l:S0 by the regular train.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, W., August
90.-The Presidential party arrived this
morning from Windsor, ut $40 o'clock
and were enthusiastically received bv a
large conconrse OF people. The Presi.
dent, Mrs. Hayes, Secretaries Eyarts,
Key and DevenS appeared on the plat.
form Of the palace car and engaged in u
general hands haking. The President
briefly addressed the crowd. lie then
introduced EvartS, Key and Devcns,
Mr.. Evarts made short speech. The
party then resumed their Journey a, 9
o'clock.
FALIGAN House, n. H., August co.
Upon the arrival OF the President and
party Ht Wells River they were received
with hearty cheers by the large crowd of
people. The Present spoke as follows ::
FELLOW ClTI2ESs-It will he impo.si.
ble for us to stay long enough to have a
general shaking Of hands, for the audi.
ence ls too large and the distance to I've
travelled by us too great to admit of il.
You must be satisfied with having the
same advantages have, that Of seeing
You come to rec me and come to see
you, and, to use the expression Of the late
President Lincoln, have to say we have
altogether the hest Of the bargain. In
making these acknowledgements il il not
R r"; po'v w. " s"'e, e,, inaT any poliHcaI
T,fou'ion. I;,;I meMt1 sH'ne'eu mere OF atI po
:" Savs % nnJ "a0s "" %,J WI may ulleT as
~ ways an" means we ShnII all agree that
a ' aimn,,o.oI H.. e"t ,So nnus' anu sLoulo
H. "nI ao,',, ~, L"e. 'mS .0uI"1" prosper
,Sr,s i IU" o"- O"un,sm TseN' W "; 'ne InnaGl-
%i.,,kas 'T m I hi, w ,So~ w;Ii oo,'o we may make
;nJsmon; w % tnCw @ I I.JaS S0AHI ',oh run 'ack o,
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yre,tlv wsor" i, Tho na", a h''. ''as ., ueGn
r;Sh, nov 'h " Wv r1''' "u' /" sFe""y
Jmage Eov and o,h.r w0n,,,., -, ,L
Cabinst ami Mrs IT"vcs no,m" 'iS ,o.",T VI 'nS
and were cordially cyee,.d % on ho"vJ 'U' TILu, ,l
train The n,rty was r.c.;voi IT"' %n = cun anc
ernor Prescott anl nor,v Govorro, p.o, n"
cort rccsiv;ro tIrm w;ii, ~ iii iii iea-
word. NJ weIoor,o. " '"' '''''"'"S
"Mr pr.s;Jont vou ,,o rou, 49, u
soil Of New IInmusiirs In h"%'lf Jm W u tII LII
omr nsonIe sT,nnJ ~ .on =" s..H ue""II .. az
vour Cab;rs, M;n;s,OrS % o"j III oIi ,'i'a 'i"""''y'
comn,ny von n corJ;sI ~" "."o,, "o, "no i "cI
hearty wclcomc II viii. '..S nn. o"I i,,,.nl nnu
IN msLs vonr s,ov -;,t w oJt ,'iaa'', en"."'oI
Srrecabls " W." 10 l'e"'""' anu
Inrso ruwhsr of ,,owo,, ,,-.,,..-.,
ro.ijsn,S If IL" S,a,o lily o", -. l!o".'i'cl'
,nJ Js~rL,o," w'"o 49, ,saa Wv" ,''I'' wives
prcs;Jsm, "nJ O,,,s ' Ps''"'eu 10 'he
A. Bo,S ttr prc.;Jor, .Lo.,. L,
with many, '''" '''"'
AT Lisbonsport the President was in.
troduCed and said:
LADIES AND FEILow.CIrI2EHs: | ap-
pear to give in n briet way my thanks for
your courteous welcome. Travelling to
the top Of Mt, Washington 40 rs to view
its beauties wO have no time for hand
shaking and speech making, and can only
say how do you do and good bye.
MrS' Hayes and the members OF the
0"S,'Gi T;,'Io,on "s,e Warmly h.i reserved
o,amj @ ',JtG" "t n;,;..,' " o"'. " music anu q
tho pro.;J"n, ~ "1 so"nF",'oI esaII ;S parry ana