New-York tribune., 1877-06-28

AN ENTHUSIASTIC AFFAIE-GOY. RICE ASSURES THE
PREsIDENT or MAssACHUsErIs'S HEARTY sup

AN ENTHUSIASTIC AFFAIE-GOY. RICE ASSURES THE
PREsTpENT or MAssACHUsETIsS HEARTY SUP
PORT or IT'S rOTICY.
BosToN, june 27.-The banqcet rendered to
President Hayes by the Municipality Of Boston WAS
served at tie Brunswick Hotel this evening. IT was
in ali respects elegant affair. Among the
guests were GOV. Rice and staff, Mayor Prince,
the Official most Of tue occasion CiiefJustioe GRAY
Judges SLelley, Lowell, Cola souie and Thomas; Henry
". Longfcllow, Ralph Waldo Emerson Dr. o. W. Holmes.
the Hon Richard Frothn2ham, Collector Simmons, Post
master Tobcy, Judge Thomas Russell, oxGov. Gaston
the Hon " r. Banks, the Hon Geo g. Loriug, Admiral
Thatcher Commodore Spccr, ard others.
Tho hoGr appointed Tor the banquet o'clock, but
the noua1ryal OF the Presidential party from Cambridge
and subsequent reception Of railway superintendcnts
delayed it for nearly hour The party being
seated at about O'Clock, blessing was asked by the
Rev DR.. LOthrOp and tie gCess applied themselves
for the next hour 10 the ample repast
At SIS Secretary schun and Postmaster
General Key were obliged 70 withdraw TO take
the train for NewYork, AMI few minutes later the
President, escorted by Gov Rice, retired to make his
promised visit TO the Tabernacle where festival con
his honor had been arranged, and where al au
dience Of 5000 people awaiting his arrival. The
President remained until 1919 when he returned 20 tic
Brunswick Hotel
He was received at the Brunswick again with ring
ing cheers, tue band meanwhile playing " Hail 10 the
Chief" Mayor Prince Immediately called order and
the literary portion Of the banquet introduced by
the Mayor, with speech Of welcome. The presiding
officer thcn proposed the health of the President to
which sentiment all responded by rising and cheering
The President responded in bIcf sncoch. foliows
Mr. CHAiR,IAS AND GENTLENEN: | wish that l we've
prepared to speak OF the topics Tie hUur
winch would interest tins large assembly, but all that
can say tonight sucn uncousidered sentences s
occur 10 az the moment OF s.t aElng. wo.id wish,
laye ir,i oil NV vsii to the City of Foston KnD1
individually. No individual ever deserved ever viii
deserve such kindness ana courtc,, as nave received.
If,sfou e,.S fii. Tui. l3,.tl..aI
her regard tof equal human rights prolonged applause
her aspirations To- restored harmony and pecr cod
grant lIat Boston, Massachusetts. our nolo people may
ENJOY tue ">ngs the love Oi which hru-s ,n-ctuer
in ns splrt ton5HL beg you 10 receive ny lcrtcst
acsnoU cgmem.s for your Eiudness Applause aud
cheers
Gov Rice then called up IN response TO tine sen-
mont "Tie State Of massachusetts," First aloogzins
taking the President away the Tabernacle ana
scnb'ns the enthusiasm wi,h which tho 5000 people
gathered there received the Chief Magistrate he had he
sad, made mistake III enaoayoriug 10 crowd INTO A.
hours fair specimen OF tie regard for
tAe PRESIDENT OF tic United States f.lt
by the ctzcus Of Mis-aclp3cu ANA Of
Boston Aos Iality. lie found it mpo.s.b a tbat space
President may -, Last, Vest north OF south. ne
iuay be assGicd tnat nowncfv VIII ho mad Il
ms policy of pc hc'tipn than in Ma,-acliu-
s-tts. we ere indebted % the DISTINGUISHED tud
I'm bringing boat tA.i peace Which i -ifceTl
rejoice There b., 80 Do sure huperl authorl. i.T-
tanning 20 is 0iicci but u We have Imperial manhood IA
tlc incumbent, !, better ttau thai. fApiaus,I Me
have 'oineilin& To be- proud o o naiiou. hundred
yrus Lso We started, small aud ieetb people aud
We have grown VIII rolling years, uu.i to-day
one 81 TIC foremost nations o. ca.th. We
day, President who his dom, uc for the restoration
of peace in OR country; and nave sent To
turptd nIiions across tc "a President VINO CON
qutICd peace ni rome, atd who mIxht We think.
cessuiy accept nc job u cJuquprug peace for Lern
lL4ugiterl II j. 10 small thing that we are able
TItf of tfl.. .f..r.. .tl.
cordially welcome tl,s one who has
hrsvely auo Wisely performed bis dufv, can send
abroad another lao ugs lc.d his WORK here be
embraced by the Other nations OF the world.
10 the sentiment THE Army aud Navy" Attorney
Gen. Drvcns called up1n 20 respond; and after
hhmorOu, auso 90 tho IicOnErulty o calling upon he
judiciary tO RESPOND ioi til .ii'Il De saId: W.
together occasions uaa a. ytcu q cl.ef magistrate
g. to hc received, au Icc ruizt that IL higher tie
thsn mat 0i mere party winch together; IT u
tie great tie ~ country Iut prosperity Hi torsiti Oi
tLat country We must cJoy % bor together. When We
meet lu tTy Ike i., 90 salute The CiErf MHEis
trate uatioi &c know tiat ne matter hat bis
paf1 tltiian. nay be, in tie success o his adm nis
aon .s bonud up not tr .uc,cs- u paris bht the
tuccess % the whole people oi a. slOie country