The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-18
HAYEs's PARTY IN LOUISVILLE.
The Longest or ar the Fraudulent Presidents
Biographical Speeches.

Biographical speeches.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 17.-.Thc Hayes party
arrived here from Cincinnati at ii :53 A. M.' on
special train. In addition to Mr. Hayes and
his Immediate family. the party consisted OF
Secretary Evarts, Miss Bcthe Evarts. Mrs. Pres
cott Evarts and Charles II. Russell. private Sec
rotary; Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz.
Postmaster General d. NJ Key. Secretary OF
War McCrary and Mrs McCrary. Gov. Van |
Zandt Of Rhode Island. Gov. Mathews OF West |
Virginia and wife, Gov. Young Of Ohio, and tho |
committee OF reception from Louisville. AT
Joflersonyilc. Ind. the locomotive was placed |
n the rear and the palace eur in front. that Mr..
Hayes might have n better opportunity to see |
the splendid decorations on the bridge over the |
Ohio and along the railroad to the depot. and
the people u better opportunity to see him. IA
the train entered the depot Mr. Hayes stood on
the platform Of the car. his left arm by his side
and the right on his breast. At his side stood
Mrs Hayes. Miss Evarts. and others. and at the
left ". n. Hadcman. Gen. Harln. and others.
Gen. +. II. Murray introduced Major Jacob.
and he delivered n speech. TO which Mr., Hayes
replied that he would address tho people later
The party were then escorted to the Gait
wore introduced to the people by Gen. l.. II;
Murray. Tho Rev. Stuart Robinson delivered
an address Of welcome.
Mr.. Hayes stood side 10y side on the platform
multitude. Mr. Hayes said
Ropisso ,Np rtLtow CrizkNs or fori.vftr thank
ycg er tu.s k,nacky Welcome. The people of ksntn, ~
f tr IF G' & ~ yi VI ss ssi o "a Ins , ,on csn
write tie early hister, Of ohio without hayns more
sp,aG.e kni suspect Sou cannot write the history
ct ct & % Tfs es, @ oa faoSsf R saa. 'S aso fi" aS
,ceen 10 G9 III & w,sog 10 ihs ci@ me', nj Krrt ~ We
cannot undertake to rrpeat the remarks then made
general caar.e q r,maiI' VIZ which iwelc@nel Tie
~ s,, y, kutnfkv 4. as.oria'd viii
n ana Z, esns' Of hat tyorsa snd mc,
corwin lIo wHs fond ~ his eloquent spe,chcs aud st
he lie used 10 say With that habit o his oi
drawing illustrations from the scriptures that II any
cially crai,d in war. It Wa the people oi keu'ucky
hcckhonc and ,tock ade by the side their mother. ami
sister. ani in manhood they pursued u. hostile sayagcs
,'on ob.crvauon ,hM Ren,ucky the dr-i state anil
& FSssoa' wa. ava9, az '' resy y To- Gep @ Ohio When
shv eied help In cNery moment ana ON every
to k,ncky ami never appealed in vain. The bones ci
| Softsws,,, aud When savage INVASION otcurrci no
l,nsr sn peace wes smiling oyer hoia me-, 'he
In i-4t OHIO rcoctd 10 cast her vote tor ken
wsri am Glad and proud oc able say that with The
WW S II Tx Sp o oio y:, 6. nv meSing @ s'o Of N end M
si was not confined To- one Of me nonii,,l ~, ,r
yiterrs.dent and aitefwari cr Butler Tor vice, rrcs
d,n ard YOU reciprocasd the ieetns and Savs to o9r
- ma 'riiy which h. received In any STATE q
n'.Hf AMI there came di.i.on Nni iisc"rd and the
aigrMard iher. csne MAJ h.i i'r N. esl,e o, WAY
bic. n.r ~H- Ohio responsible. h rincNN h"n" rnui
i,seihor. and any who the eieir- of men on
any occa.on he nn.er o, An,.nN Egii ''s, ~ n AZ
erecy smo'e7-hs 9nS cs9.s' & ,aa, edud 'frsrsa,
not narrow the demonstration to-day The true history
o. ohS and ken,sS ,sh A. enSn o[ [,tsS s ts %
The hostility; Whatever me pr, ui,.e; whaieN.r thrf
have been. fellow eiasen. dunns Ne la,i ew dev':
esssr to come together after this division those
who made the -cquantance OF one another uh me Ne ~.
r,cr a1 have found 4 true here in k'n,nrky ii,-
"wb. The erme. Of The linton are ncce Will thef, vii
he ,e snd coni.nt e.sry"ng6s , Se9 m, i re-, re
the successful close ct the war You will nhd TIE
whole pow,r Of The general Govcrnnent nee, ,.ary ie
kocp down the hcl..rent non oninatants o the cuun
Ap'n'e F.thsI, the , oll W't ,b.. na' tb ,l, Il i,
uio th, neld arn to respect each other The old.
such always res each other ArPanse II ioI
t,.n I. ,,t N @ s i IN ~, ,' XII ,
that had bitter and hri,et h.t~ M
NJ ster v, nat learned It thep ncga'ne ns, hgtwret
ssA essr si Aai no% my frcnd. tnat irini oi,T MS
hall moi come 'sciheri on W have come seth,r
Viz story Iuoci pot shout myself hoar,e teiere M
smi peace tis, We az now en- ovns N 4l .,ciion o y
linton. M. demon,trauon M made 'hs .lr.en o' M t,
countouily look forward TO ifa'ernnl um9n on n,
ms,n' ne y~io.. c'i.tt,i,nn and sinendn,sn.' A.
ou WIN snd thai r,nsyes ,,e lnsi cause Of ai..u ,.l
,es hfs' vision Of gSPa,r t9s.,6 ag,as & w@gn r.
,l, ,l nr ,a c ins .h ron, the whi,e hn'w
q s sn 10 1 gsm wscT. ns %. ,s r9isn snS 6oa d M
home Tor ir,emen and reia'g r O. s,Sr e.,
Fellow having W kut OUT luf iflu