The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02
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somsT1lat IaEYlltafs dfFotu fF1 t9li gnL Assure
ySS ts1! 5S !aS psI psss esasan hSfTsd fsst
they Of, New 'Ei9Iand fcbh,dh6eA ApeAk so
| aowingR as thenXirginiahs. he thought,
whenever, he beard Colonel 5EhoppseJb yet
thsy conId pretty generally aaks tasa'5 Efnss
Land v hat Naw, lEaslahd nov ESnisiis
prosperous w est and South as wefias North.
/ He.Wasr glad 4hatj the times were aiSspi-
cious, and believed that we, could p2W all
60 on unitedly in the, paths marked BIZ our
| idience to the CONSTITUTION. T'sfl Tsf69I
|: Let:,is, said he2sA Letous 1stdve7tor lift
ourselves ;f1oma narrow ,seetlonsijsmi into
the broad sunshine Of nationalism,Y, o;
| The next speaker was Dr. Lorips, OK
Massachusetts, who passed the compliments
to:' the lieur'in handsome STYLE u o'&H'ai
r. - ';"@ THE CENTENNIAL HoUsE.oiH tof
Half ian hour or more was ispent'ati the
Centennial III ouse. i The PresidentisteUu at
| the railing OF the, porch on the upper foo,
! facing, the crowd, and from, time TO. time
turned to be introduced to the people who
came up to him. He Smiled kindly upon all,
and for each had % pleasant word. ~ |
! He was delighted with Gtffeo ScensbeIore
him., and said shat, it fought to,ba, skstcbed.
/ "A, little daughter OF, 3 member Of the re-
portoria1 corps, whose: pleasant duty If was
TO meet the presidential party at Qu1htico
and to- keep with thetii in nh tliefr Journey
iugs about,town, lsYas intrDduced totheiPre-
sidept. who shook, hands with her and kissed
her, DR., Curry presented the little lady to
Mrs. Hayes, who also kissed her, and ~ the
course Of a pleasanti conversation said that
sac had a-girlhat home aboNt the slime age
/ fnine w,ten ysarss] + Mr.. Henry yiG: GHpon
then presented hsr,to Mr.. ,.aad Mrs.iSAer--
IA man and fo, the 3oYpserF, lSsdies.ia n! :ua
/, ..r.o,f.,,,,, "A FINE, vIEw.ry,4. j., .o.
7 Tie scene was in marked contrast to, that
presented On Tuesday evening, When in..the
rain the President stood, rbareheaded and
unsheltered, to address b rmultitudes whose
voices indeed could be now and then heard
in applause, but whose, faces We're mostly
hidden beneath that remarkable. collection
Of umbrellas heretofore alluded to-.
l;htYesterday the crowd before The iPresi-
dent-numbering not less than twenty-five
or thirty thousand--Were in their holiday
attire, The ladies were out in their very
best, for there. was; no dust. and no mud.
| The splendor Of the dresses and the wraps,
the delicate tints fof the ribbons floating
from the bonnets, the rich colors Of the para
sols, the gay uniforms OF the soldiers. the
| whistles Of arriving trains, the, music from
the various bands blending with the harmo.
nies from the side-shows); and the shouts
that arose frequently from the crowd, to-
gether made q scenel and an occasion that
was inspiring as it was memorable ~
; -.l THREE CHEERS FOB MRS. HAYES. ~.
| - Down in the crowd gray-headei and
beneyolent-looking but rather excited, ,citi-
zen made speech to the President, but the
President could not hear him, though he
| tried to-: r'fs.5.H -EH = ~ t'l-".i :Hi hHG.
After the brief addresses Of the members
OF the, Cabinet Mrs. Hayes was, led to the
railing and presented, and, was received
with great cordiality by the crowd. .r,
II Three cheers were given her. 'S'''t
.a,2o 81. THE ilnL1rNRY REVIEW. 5so"7a9
q Id carriages the presidential party went
Ftromthe g Centennisl House to seeithe mill
4 tary.i. Along with them moved thnslwon-
III The 3 President '1irode Sdii up and down the
4 military lthes, standfng and uncovered, an.
was continually cheered by the people,
while 1the usual and Jproper honorsWere
Epaid by the military. ljGgsuG G!sih II liI.as
- After the ,reyieYe the party rode ever, to
tths track sptered upon It nssr yhsrs 1;ti,s the
1 OF the.multitude; and passed down the track
.andc out by. the eastern iBroadistreet ccar-
1;riage-gate. ,ittoo r&n: sioiuiqo al! 5i9G5I
AT. GENERAbi ANDERSON AND JUDGE MERE
l., =, n..;u. yj;,l DITH's,-. .uaj, iii ba4
I" Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes and Judge Meredith
7 fst6pped at General. Aaders6h's, To lunch.
;EThe other mem befs Of the party proceeded
j to the hotel. The lunch at General Arder-
sons was attended, by only those named and
tmemhers Of General Anderson's family
't"a Very big family" the President said it
was. about half an hour was there spent.
lib Then Jdaee Meredfth's was visited, and
1.-the President And his lady were introduced
i to members af, the Judges family Then they
went on down to the Exchange where, the
party was again rennited. ,e.., y
rHE r1p pREsipENTs po- .it -ircx ENDORSED sY THE
ErEi.airjr mrcoLoRED X-S1srEPs. "'0i.it
1 it;iThe President way called upon abotif
1,oiclock In the afternoon in his private par
lors hYI thirty.tVo e9lored ministers, repre-
aepting the, ,Yarious ,co9 gregations in, this
I City ana many other portions Of the, State.
'EAftgf each one had shaken hands With Mr..
jghtIn, Rev. 7Mrl Derrick, late pastor Of the
1 Third Street teoIoEeari Meshediss3i,ahureh,
'H President regd tsi ssi.t,Mfn 2ff iah Behalf Il thirty
TWO thousand colored- citizens Of tie city
OF Richmond, likewise the ,fye hundred
thousand thrOuk khSdt the stSte'of Virginia,
II NE nike infinite pleasure ia welcou ing gou
i self and, associates tor oIigobesutH uleSitT,
,Wh;ch is ,,hpilt upon seven, bills .essuEirg
You that no portion OF its population balls
4 iiyotir advent With tiore enthusiasm than ne
dtdb.J SD lo JI5Di5GII o.J ri A3j3si%1
dlWWereeoghizd the highland exalted posi-
! Een occupied lbNyou mot merely, as that OF
President, but one that Is even granaer'-
Ithat q the great paciticator Of the nioe-
-ttsenth century Yoprs is mission which,
rlwheni ftlfl,edjf must undoubtedly place
4 yo,tr name beside ithat OF 1WasbiTgt gtons-he
as the, creator; spd sopsi as .thei radaefEer.
Not merely in Letters OF sold, will It be n
!. dente6, but In letters OF IRE that HfI be
\ han ndsus down TO gehefations 'tinbory who
! wifirise upand. bless your naue.' ti'.s9&
ry Spns ot your distins nished dnpredtcessors
had to, ,coptend with; tho enemy nR 39rfne
Held OF blood against the m4skets and can
i1Sao1i. Bit yours Is OF q different nature
.taAors Stubborn Id every respect Simply be-
3 i.causeit iS,pps oli liideassin place ofKhnnsxets
!. and Although the: felda fhatMGe'
/ once, covered by the blades q asanfss A.na
bayonets are to-day c9ys5rea cysra 1$ Ryaaes on
ftlover and wheat.. tue forests thH once
llI.seh dIgtitif the les6 lb00mtns OF tbec can.
! lnhn, arAfo-day.lec ohy The; charpang OF
,ths, beaptifui biEdsei Elnah indicate afbat
pcaceo ! once moSe, RgexailS sltt, men gre
1pfhfnking JUST the same; t.a aisnoNgn w Me
2l!sreo tofsefousI gthat the spirit 1855
) l.rannot Spaswiti n6ghset thSp requirements
: OF to-day, aud ah6Sr .arnay they be biaeam
i white ,e9ptlnse stq sp!inx tai the ased
Issues o the things ttiat n sFs Psssfa i9Fe anIi-