National Republican., 1877-03-06

that God has ever given TO man. Loud applause.)
Gov. Young, Of Ohio, Lieut. -Coyerner under
Hayes, was next introduced. Col. Grosvonor, who
introduced him, said; Th.tioyernor says he has
hst his throat shouting for Hayes. Col. GrOs.
,snor, speaking for Governor Young, continued
as follows:
col. GRosvRSoR's REMARKS.
Fellow citizens: appear before you to ac
knowlege the compliment that you have paid by
calling upon the Governor Of Ohio appear to
spesk for him, and in his name, inasmuch as he is
disabled from speaking, and to recognise on his
behalfthe omplment to the state Of " hich he had
the honor to be Governor. / come to recognise
the compliment that you have paid Ohio. Ohio
is a modest, unassuming lite State, (laughtsr,)
suffering for recognition. She Is always proud
when anybody gives her help in that direction.
Ohio is not as rich as she was day before yestcr-
day. Day before yesterday she had the exclusive
ownership Of Rutherford b. Hayes To-day he
has became the property Of the whole nation.
tApplause.) Bat Ohio is proud Of tho fact
that the loss to her will DO tho
nations gain. And while you are all discuss
ing this great campaign, and this famous decis.
ion. and urging the whole people Of the country
to endorse It, Ohio feels confident that the con-
duct Of the Administration of this President Of
the United States will he such that nobody will
ever raise q question as to the propriety Of tho
Judgment Of the Electoral Commission.
Before the procession removed, Judge Sloan
aeker Of Louisiana explained In humorous style
that Bsb Inssrsoll was at Senator Shernan's
house, celebrating in regard to the Cabinet.
After leaving the Ebbstt house,
nEPuBLIcAN HEADQUARTERS,
on = street, was the next halting point. Here
General Williamson, the Chief Marshal. asked
II the members composing the parade, wished to
go to Senator Shsrman's and hear Bob Inger-
soil speak. He was answered by innumerable
cries Of yes, yes He accordingly gave the
order forward march," turning the
procession up Tenth street. II seems,
however, that there was some
misunderstanding between the head
and rear OF the column the latter portion Of II
did not move forward, but stopped at Republican
| Headquarters, where speeches were made.
Judge Fisher made q short speech Ia behalf of
| the Republican Congressional Committee.
| He introduced Hon. q. wyuc Wells, Of Mis-
souri,. Mr. Wells spoke al follows:
| Hon. q. WILEY Ls'REHARKs.
| Fellow citizens IL am glad 20 be here to night
| to be able 20 speak OF the glorious victory that
| as been won by the Republicans of our country,
and to rejoice that the sceptye OF power yet re-.
| main in the hands Of that party.
Rutherford d. laycswas counted In by fraud.
Not only do VIC know how utterly false this state
ment II. but also know that we are cn.ft led to
| at least eight more votes than we.now have. The
| vote of Mississippi should have been given for
President Hayes had It not been for the fraud
|
| tApplause.l
The portion OF the column which moved for.
ward at the order OF the Chief Marshal, was
marched to Senator sherman, gTssidenc"; =;
Tenth and o.arral Williamson had,
| .Vseyer, gone on ahead Of the tOrsh-bearer and
aseertansd that Mr.. InEersoll was not at sena.
tor Sherman's, and that II was not known where
he was. When the crowd arrived he impaired
this Information to them, and dispersed
the terch.bearsrs, instructing them to
return their torches. Three cheers for
Hayes and Wheeler wsre given, with q tiger
"a royal Bengal one-and soon after the twink
ling OF many torches could be seen disappearing
around the corner, only to appear again, until
they were either eNtngushed or lost In the
distance, reminding one of the scenes that are
read Of as forming beautiful portion OF London
by night, when coaches aud wayiarers were
shown about the streets BY the link boys before
| itrest-lamps were used.
Thus dispersed large and peaceful number Of
citizens, amer expressing their great Joy at the
accession to the Presidency Of a man who will
rule the land so as TO gain the hearts OF all men
Of whatever party they maybe.
Tho Hartrann Club.
The Hartranit Club, Of Philadelphia, who
have their headquarters at the Riggs House.
| added largely to last evenings entertainment by
letting on brilliant and beautiful fireworks from
| the Riggs, ard added to the noise Of the evening
the noise being very agreeable-in expression
OF their pent-up enthusiasm and loyalty, by
hring "bOmbs." Professor jackson supsrin.
tended the pyreteehnic display of the Hartranfts
and eyinced much skill as 1t was enc OF the
features OF the evening. Later In the evening
the club procured torches, and preceded by Nc.
Clsrg's Band, marched to Secretary Cameron's
residence, corner Of Vermont avenue and street
northwest. ard rendered him a serenade
The secretary appeared on the porch and
made short speech, thanking the club
for the compliment, and congratulating them and
the whole country upon the peaceful election and
inauguration OF President Hayes, saying that
his course would be such q. to satisfy people of
every section Of the country, and every fair
minded DeHoCrat, as we'll as every Republican
In the United States. Anor the speech the club
marched back to their headquarters and as they
hlsd into the doorway Of the Rigs House, were
greeted with three cheers.
Lnsr--The lady who nicknh In a cam