The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-04
B4YEs IN RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, july 3-lle mas gone me
eup bns ao, upon Rhode leland and Gov Van
zandt is hcortbroken. for Rutherford b. Hayes.
that grcnt man, is no longer among us. When
the clouds gather on n rainy night we think that
IL IL very uark' We near 'ne Gus sduahihE Ill
the back yard. and we know that their backs are
nm. I'm, whom .bc vrotar dnsccnds in n dclurc
w 80. W.. - -, M .,,, i
anu urVcs US INDOORS, We lorsI' ~, ''u ',9' anu
l,.r pbn;o leland sor Ru,b,rf,rd n Uaves Inns
uo'i n"o"O i7'""0 W ""'iNi' Oi 80 i''' - "''
departed
Presidential dcnlbnod train rcnohe1 the limo
....9, r.''i' r,,.'o,i ,rnr,
the land of the Puritans. The de facto President
had In ;ia hand , oorv of tho Poeton UeroLj
NV III "'9 '""" :, N''' ~ VI -
ana was attcntivcly p'rusinS inc news from
Iowa. shadow rested on his brow. Suddenly
, - - w., r,,.i'.., e.. Co.,
pressed MS shoe on MS ffuuhulcncys pl9' toc.
Tho door of the carriage was opened and sew
cril persons entered. One was of commanding
form and beautiful features. His ron-grny
hair was divided in the middle his checks wore
the hue OF health and his cherry lips were
parted in u pcnsivc smile Hcadvanccd toward
hanI win n aiiestinninp plnncu ms though
saying Are you friend or n focY' Hayes
was about to talk when voice was heard sew
" Your Evrellenoy. Mr.. President" drawlcd
| the speaker in a studied. VonotOnous tone.
you are welcome TO Rhode Island. We open
| if the boundary question between Rhode Island
and Connecticut were settled, we could open
them wider. need hardly inform your Excel
| lency that yo1 are entering the state founded
| by Roger Williams the leading State of the
1n,on, hno1, island l. am proud TO assTphre
rest Of the Union must and will follow. Our
| people are boiling over with ever increasing de-
| light and enthusiasm, and We would boil more
| only we don't want to boil over into Massachu-
sctts.
Your Excellcncy will be rcconpenscd here
/ Tor the cool TIRE 0tmpuf when YOU received IN
| New York tncre Hayes winced1, that sink of all
| thai ia iniuuitous corrupt and yillninous Hayes
| smiled: Il lily which depends for existence on
| it, clam trade with Providence, and whose citi-
| z,ns rrcklcssly vote without being paid Tor it,
| t. the great State Of Rhode Island, and let me
add I'm I, lower ton"l ihnt all kinds OF Att,eboro
lawelrv cnn h. got choap al my store at the cor
! ncr OF Westminster and Dorruncc strcets |
| would be- willing 20 present come 10 Mrs Hayes
il -hc would be Kind enough TO wear +! con
Monument square was thronged when the de
facto President Stepped out Of the ours, He at
| hands. Growing tired ut length he said aloud:
"Citzens. ladies' and gentlcnen, cannot shake
YOU an hv the hand, as YOU see. so give you all
ihcoretically. AS il were' a genuine Buckeye
| shake."
pr9s r 7mIqfa m a b IqYh prV.s or
| in any other way. Inevcr shake hands"
Al faces were turned toward the speaker,
his va, rom the throng. lie was an imitator Of
| tirore. Francis Train
II,,T .W - escnrt"d to tho Grabborton man.
sion. at the corner Of BcnDvoience and james
streets. The Gruhbcrton- are one Of the first
rum sHon nj HynrbaaJ in nj. earv dnys. and
saved money enough t. start small cotton mill.
by thrift ana economy. especially in regard To
| the wages NJ his h"lp who work fourteen hours
| Il day for - Il week he got rich. and built the
Grahherton mansion. The Grabbertons give
ilv In th,. STATE nvrauf the tioo,lwor,ls Tho
grandiath,r of the Goodwords was u Tory
writer in Baltimore. HIS attacks uron tho
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