The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-03
HiYEs IN pisHTNG row
visftans First the White House ana thcn the
senate Chamber.

WASHINGTON, March 2.--Gov. Hayes and
,party arrived hero this morning and wero met
;hy cX Gov DcnisOn, Senator Sherman and Cor
sherman, who escorted th"m from tho depot
About two thousand persons vociferouslyI
lehoered ~ the party passed through the limos
/ On their way 10 the carriages in waiting. Gov
!; Hayes and his family wero takon 10 tho resi-
iIcnce of Senator sherman. where they will
sojourn.
Just ns the Cabinet met Gov. Hayes. accom-
panied by Gen. Sherman and Gov. Denison
,callcd at the white House. Tho distinguished
Y jparty were Immediately ushcrcd into the COun-
scil Chamber where tho Cabinet was in session
! land all proceedings were stopped. 80 that the
3.ouricsirs ani formalites of Introduction
ymight proceed. Hayes was cordially greeted
I Hand congratulated 10y President Grant and the,
&mcmbers Of tho Cabinet. all of whom, with thcl
exception Of Secretary Morrill,. were present
The visit TO the White ITous, lasted about
giwcnty minutes. and then the party proceeded
Ito tho national Capitol. entering the Senate
5wing arm and arm with Gen. Sherman and his
5son, Webb. Gov. Hayes passed quietly through
Sthc corridors without any one discovering them
Sdntil they arrived ut the Vic"-Presldent's oham-
7bcr. Here Hayes was taken possession OF by
President PRO tenn Ferry. and cOngratula-
ions were exchanged Passing into the Vice
fl'rcsidents room, Hayes took position on the
3rnght side, and tlrr" held reception. to which
dw-rt admitted Senators and members OF the
n House, with 81 Ii visitors ~ were rmitel To
II nter after their cards wer' sent in and in
y sSprcird A very small tnrong wgs about the
Il door. the major pant of II being lnulo up of tn"
usunl idiefs about the Capitol. M'si ol tno son
I3utors called iornnlly. ~ dd nearly ~ tn. Re-
n Democratic farmh, OF the HuuSl Ncep those
y from tho South iAil tnelr rcsp.rs - Hayes.
5B"n II i WHO was one OF the nlos- conspicuous
II had u little chat with him.
q Aitcr tho reception md continued about half
dan hour the various mrmhsrS ot the subsidy
asangs throughout the Capitol came rushing
Sover. anxious 10 be first tO present themselv.-
a Mail sub,idy, tie Texas Pacific subsidy the
1Bruzliun Mail subsidy, aud the Union Pacific
}sul -idy all swarmcd at Tn" door, chattering and
q Syorierating us they hurriedly pushed by the
"A A striking feature oi the reception was ocoa-
,Ysionod 10y the clushing in the room 81 TWO dele
p cations from Lou siana each anxious QeNplaii
yto Gov Hayes it- sd" Of the situation. Ex-Gov
q Penn. VINO represents the Nichols people, had
Il ilrst CALLED Hc was talking to Hayes whcl
u man. Kellogg was very palr and excited. H.
= rvldentiy had just heard Of Prcsid, nj Grant,
a jorder t. Augur,io use the troors IN Louisiana
sdsafve tle pea,t. Sos' N'i"iis turned ~, s,ll
y We, with Mr. Hays, He dasned for
5w1h Hascs' H. ro@cn-ira,Dd "a asalns si,''
y Gen. Grant order Of to-day .snymg that unlcs'
- isr.Noked the streets OF New Orleans mus
Is run with blood, ani that iher" wa- mo- peace fo
~ tt state oNr' ~ hy thr =" 'osuiton "i %, PMt
~ ltri GnVrrumH Mr.. llayr- -lld nothing. EN
"a suV. Penn -aii that ln Nis opinion iItro Wplll
~ boz. nr igutiug uul.-- 10" f.d .rai GoN"rumcn
n should hlre Pa-knri wuo w'rd q, .isht If b.
M urei that kellogg ear"l nothing ahout de
~ -truDtiou # liic ANA property in Nrv ORLEANS
,S;th" Tn,t.d S',ia- 5 mt. KI'o4s r,ilr'i n"n
~ piu~-'d aud heHt' ny Hayes dcruu,ns tO taxi
|si NV special interest in what lir had To olrr
y lEN-Goy, POM r,malned some unie aIter Ill
- lO.;g.s departure.