Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-24
HOME NEWS.
Another Speech From President
Hayes.
EQUAL Rights for All is The Policy He
Seeks 10 Institute.
One Thousand Greenback Men Meet in
New Haven.
SenatorMorton Much Better To-day.
Capture Of an Extensive Gang Of Horse Thieves ia
Missouri
Arrest Of Texas Desperate Who is Guilty o
Twenty Seven Murders
Capture Of an Extensive Gang Of Horse Thieves ia
Missouri
Arrest Of Texas Desperate Who is Guilty o
Twent. Seven Murders.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.


Worcester, Aug. 24-Prcsident IIaycs and
party arrived here last evening The fol.
lowing Is the presidents speech delivered
on his arrival:
FRILow CITIZENS OF WORCESTER l need
not say TO you that this 1, great reception
and very gratifying TO us The government
Of the United States is of interest to all Of
you. and It is because of your interest in that
government that you have turned out as
you have in such vast numbers TO welcome
those 10 whose charge The administration
Of tho government has been committed.
We understand perfectly well that this is no
personal compliment to us. You entertain
very decided opinions as to the course the
government should pursue. IS TO who shall
administer it. There is wide diversity of
opinion as to precise measures Of govern
mcnt, but therc..src few things have ac
qu'rel the habit Of saying since our trip
began through New England, upon which
the whole people Of US are substantially
agreed. We are agreed that hereafter and for
all time the territory Of the United States.
embracing as It does the best part Of the
continent. extending from the torrid zone
on the s,uth, TO the frigid on the north
from tine Atlantic ocean on the east to the
Pacific on the west. is forever hereafter to
belong to one nation only. We are all agreed
that all states Of the union shall have equal
rights; that every state is equal to eac b
other; that the citizens Of the United States.
black or white, native or naturalized, capi.
talists or laborers, shall have equal rights
before the law. There are differences as to
methods, and whatever erors may be made
you will remember that it is our purpose,
honestly to pursue course In support OF
propositions as have been offered ysu and
now have already spoken to long, must
give way 10 one who. although, he has not
always been with Us, but who in support
Of the ideas have given you, is as sound u
you and I. now have the pleasure Of in'
PRODUCING Judge Key. of Tennessee.
Key responded in short speech and waa
followed by Gen Devens and Secretary
Evert'.
New York, Aug. 24.-'rhe presidential
party arrived here shortly after six O'clock
this morning, and after breakfast at the 6fth
Avenue Hotel, took the $50 o'clock train
for Washington. With the exception d
three..rousing cheers from the crowd gathered
in front Of the hotel, when the president lei
there was no demonstration whatever.
THE GRErNBACKs PARTY.
New Haven, August 24.-At q meeting
Of some 10000 greenback men, last night
resolutions were passed calling for the un
conditional repeal Of the resumption act
the full mone,ization Of silver; the passag
Of an &C. making grcenbacks full legal tender
and interchangeable with bonds ;the adoption
Of monopolies the opposition to subsidie'
and condcmning Secretary Sherman, mi
calling for his removal.
SLIGHTLY BETTER.
lpdialipoliap pInd., Aug, 24-lo o'cloc
am. Senator Morton rested last nigh
This morning al o'clock the pain returue
10 his right side, but is rapidly subslding
this hour. He is now easier and compare
lively comfortable.
CAPTURED.
St. Louis Aug, 24.-Three member OF
notorious gang, Of hore thieves, who hay
b,en operating in western Missouri sever'
months past, were captured yesterday, COZ
ceAleti in ! wheat stack, three miles fro'
Concord, Iowa. Several hors0 il the
poa.easion were also secured and two Of III
thieves were taken TO Brownsville, whc'
the Last robbery bad been coumiited. Obs
were lodged in Warrsnsbury jail. II issai
the gang 10 which there men belong have q
ho..ca now on hand, and have stolen ovs
three hundred rince lAsa May.
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