New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

Of the small num6cr OF citizens from other sVles' w
GLIDING the President, who are now making you T eI
opinion of people OF other parts Oh tns o"nt-
YOU do think very well of them. L is -.
scarcely know where 10 ben and never KNOW Whre 10
leave on Iaugherl vii pass oyer te nme9 WIN
ton. Iaughterl Myself native OF NJ ssochnSelts. !
have always felt that IL great historical Io W. u
Of jamestown before we had our landing &c
Plymouth Rock Ilaughtcrl-h yol do not hod
on 10 IL quite we'll do. when Americans come
10 contemplate the relations OF Virginia 10 American III
dependence To our Government, 10 our Union to our
growth, 10 our pride, 10 cur power, TO our W'a,,n
rs a nation, IL never ceases 10 ne Wun''
to us flat Virginia could ever dream ior a
Since the storm is over Administration hs appeared
to recognize an era OF peace. AMI wnen tue Gios s q
for peace, the sentiment for reconciliation II HIeSSp'
In conclusion Mr. Evarts paid handsome tribute TO
the University of Virginia and spoke in hopeiu ei ms OF
the future of the Secretary sherman was III At ~.
troduoci by Mr. Hayes In the course OF MS Spocc' NC
said:
an, not sure Int that YOU Virginians will find your
farms more productive IL smaller. You must MVerslIl
your industry these minor crops You are IN sut 81
great cities while have 10 send our products Ouo
TO New-YoIk to flint a market. You are Interested
commerce and Manufacture Ihcsc give tue IuImc. d
market AeleiuTe is anT II prod9ues Tat
when must be carried upon tue wings OF c"hleroe ~
charity the moral world trust that We sla an
have charity for the natural olntenets Oh Opinio" '
spring up among all branches OF mankind.
Secretary Thompson being next introduced sara ina'
although he had long time from VIrginia-neary
fifty years-he had not forgotten to cherish wholesome
STATE pride, aud had still a warm atlacnlne 'd
for the good old Slate lie was cohccI.cu
for the prosperity Of Virginia. and WI 'htd the gTedS
success to the farmers the State. He spoke at ehsh
in favor of united country, aud was heartily chooi0
throughout his speech. , 49,, =
The President introduced Attorney General peve ,
saying he gallant solder from Massdcn
and that carried III his body piece OF ledu anu
might be Virginia lead, and he Thought ta nc isn' o'
to his hearers Tor thdI Tctsoh'
General Devens said that when son OF MaSsacnusetts
stood ON the soil OF Virginia, aud IN the presence OF
virginia audience, he entitled 10 reneihpeI .t i
their forrfathers the companions OF hl- III
the great conflict resulting III tie independence Vi 'ne
United states. ..,a, hu ,,o
senator Morgan, Of Alabama, was presented by the
President and made a resi- IN behalf OF the peOpeto
the cOuclatOry uteranccs OF the President ana MS Odp
net, and said Tor peee ana cohcoru' WHICH ""e
loudly applauded. ,,....h.,.o,,.
addressed the crowd deraOlc ength III pfdcu
ca speech filed with advice am u,eful information,
which was received with much applause ana nearly
Laughter. 49, ..,i,,.oI
The Hon b. j. Barbour, on the part of the Agrcutual
Society. made fehcous remarks, IN WnIc;i Ne
thanked tue President aud others Tor thelr klhu eA
of hope Tor welfare of Virginia. and praised
Mrs HAYES wO he said, deserved as much praise Tor tue
Presidents southern policy as the fIesiueht hsel, az
She was in a great Instrumental IN It's Inaugural
top Tremendous appladsel The sp aker theu pre-
seuted Mrs Hayes and she was grcetel win Tremendous
cheering waving hats, etc. the demOnsrdtOh hstlhB
until she retired from sight
After making a tour Of the grounds, an lnspecu'
of the Exhibition. and partakug of lunch, the party
returned to the city. The days programme clos
o-nght with a reception at the residence OF Gov
cuOF kemper.