The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-27
HfYEs'S NEW ENGLAND TOUR
How the Fraudulent President wns Received
In Nnssnchu.ctts.

Washington with the Presidential party ut | y r.
VI. yesterday arrived in Boston at l01 this
morning. AT Putnam. Conn. the President re-
cciyed his first welcome to New England. being
introduced from the platform and greeted in
the name Of the citizens hy George W. Phillips
Short responses were made by Mr.. Hayes. At
torney- General Dcvcns. and Postmaster r-Gcnc-
raj KY. At Blackstone. Mass. n crowd had
collected. and an address of welcome WIS de-
liVered by one OF the citizens and responded to
10y NJ ssrs. Drvcns. Key. and Schurz. At Frank
lin another halt was made. and here the same
warm greeting occurred. the President and
Secretaries Key nnl Evarts speaking in reply.
The train arrived ut Highland Lake Grove. in
the town Of Norfolk. twenty two miles from
'ston. Mt s:3j. and the gentlemen OF the party
alightod for breakfast. Mrs. Hayes and her
two nicccs the Miss Footc and Platt OF WASH
ington, in charge of Col. John J. Rice OF the
Governors staff. came directly into Boston. AMI
were taken to the Brunswick for breakfast. after
which they were dr 81 n to the stat House 10
-" the procession. and thence TO the Brunswick
e. srr TIA" grand review.
Members of tho Governors stan and num-
her Il invited guests went g. Norfolk 70 - ort
the Pres dent 70 Boston. The crowd began to
o'rlu'k. and hefore O'Clock at lcns 600 per-
sons were present. linitery {. OF Melrosei APP
pearod or The ground shortly after 2 o'"lo X
W IN several fold pirrrs, winch were planted IN
nm open field To the right OF the railroad. IN
train. MAJOR Foil u First b tthon of Cnval-
~ came close behind the artillery Ihe Two
and Company ID. IS men. were drawn w IN
r.ar oi the station. On tho arrival OF the ear
riases continuing the state authorities. they
wsre arranged in the rear Of the station near
tue cavalry battalion. the Gov'rnors carriage
l. Ln- placed in the middle of the road.
To train arrived gt Duilcy street station,
10rehe ester. promptly on time, AMI a. the loco
motive cumein sight. de'orat, I'd with strramcrs.
It WAS loudly che"rnd by the pnpula'e. AMI u
slIuic was ilrrd hv Battery { Of Mclrose. Pr"si-
dent Hayes left the tram imnC liHteiy on its
ARRIVAL, and WAS mot bv Gov Rice, who nelivrret
n brief speech Of welcome. The President
thankcd tho Governor for his cordial " ! olne.
ami then stepped INTO the carriage. The pro-
crsson then took up the line of march H,un-
| Dudley street Upon the arr. val Of th" party ut
the Iun'tion of Arnold and Washington streets.
| drawn M in I'M oi bailc eNt'hdinE nYrth on
| Washington street. The Pr silrntial party
passed down the lin" of troops. AMI was received
" IN military salut, from "a "a naual.on.
| They were then taken 20 drs.gnated pos ton
| IN ~" line. and were 80 ,ortnd 10y NE militia
! through several streets to the Hotel brunswick.
| The pro ,css.on occupied about forty minutes
passing a given point Al aQne ne route
| cheers and waving of handker 'hieis from WIN
dowS. Aoussiops and every point Of observation
| Lr'., ted the President.
| The drcofatous in tho city. though profuse
| wrrr not cousIi' 'uousN elnhuratr. Almost
| every house and huiidlng had some decoratiN"
feature. and III Chester square and Columbus
| aVruu' and some of the husi - str '"is. spr-
| cial attention had hren given { tie display Of
~. u. Nearly all OF the vessels IN the naruor
The President and party arrived at tho Hotel
| Brun-Ni.k X al O'Clock ami with the ON ".rs Of
| m. army and navy stationed IN Boston imine-
Ipt'iv mo- na,.'.- ON th,, rex i,.wi NJ stand The
t,y ,,,rt- ~ '.ul.l. N RI, drawn uu I'm front of
| the hn..l and lurinA the review of tie militia
| rsmuinad al uurndr +, st
The Presidents apartments Mt the Hotel
| Drun>wi X ar" marvcls oi decorative skill. The
| entire first story consisting Of over thirty
rooms. is engaged for them. The President :
| rooms ar. three in number. parlor. sleeping
| nn.rtuDnt ana burou,t room Tho uarlor is
| finished in gold ana maroon. the walls being
| 49, 0,rni shni in ,nimk drnnery drnD cnrt,ct and
bird s-eye maple furniture The banquet room
| II iust l-sInl. nnished floral ball. two feet in
| diamstnr made Of 900 carnations is sus-
| pended over the table. and s filed with flags Of
All nations radntlng from it, ,-nire. on the
each -nl OF wli.h $ smaller h.rk"t. \ shield
oi rnoi .r small flowers Is placed over each door
f.-io,ned with smiN,y. and gar'anis d 'pend
over each of th" windows. mirrors. and doors.
The sii-hoHrd H. trimmed with ferns smilaN,
md bouquets. w.th dove ~ me centre thereof.
| In the windows arr exotic plants.
| Inmedntrly alter tine review, - the military,
| Ia" Pros dent. a.. ompanird hy Mrs. Hayes and
several Other ladies' ATTORNEY Con raj loyrn-,
| AMI other members Of IA" fr'Sl ntln lriN.
GOV RE and Council, several Untad states
| an STATE OH tias and prominent ct 2"ns n
u'r.r on "s we 'I%9,,,tsi 6y n',ny iiaf tbrr,
w,uii be- a formal Pros nt.ition of di-uneu -h-
| - u. r-on- t. Mr.. Hayes. These cNp" tatuns
w,r. only partly realized. NJ the only formal IN
trolu tom t. the Pes dent wrre Of ConsuIs
| and Vice ConSul- located IN Boston and repre-
Giqg oresn poT&rs & Thc, g. & %sre n, T@s ".,op ny
| 4 mrl,. nuuli.f u dlstngu shed OH ials an
rrominont ctiz.ns were present in the hotel
Nnuy Of these gentlemen. although not form
KIN ,r.s,.n,nlt fhr President shook hnni- tn
him.and without iurii,er creme th"lrrs id.n.
| tial party. with GOV. Rice AMI Council uni the
invored guests. repaired to the din, : room fol
| people Wrr" present. IN n'luilnE by lhNll,thH ~