The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
Mr. HAYES PROGRESS.
Movements Of the Chief Magistrate and
His Travelling Party.
HIS SPEECH AT BRATrLEBORO
Cordial Receptions and Welcomes Ex-
tended to Him Everywhere.


n:ne O'Clock last evening special ,rain occupying
the Central Vermont directors car Bellevue when
was nney decorated. They left Bennington ut SIX
O'CLOCK, anu the Journey up ~as succession Of ova.
lions, The people gathering Ut every sta
ton and cheering tho party. Al eight
O'Clock tho depot alicd with an ANXIOUS
crowd OF men, women aud children who broke OUT
INTO cheers whenever an engine headiigh, showed
itself down the track. AS soon as the train arrived
PRESIDENT Hayes was escorted TO carriage by OK
Governor John Is. Page the remainder OF the party
following, and was driven RAPIDLY up Washington
street TO Governor Pages mansion, on Main
street. Here they received by Mrs Page
ana her friends, large number Of young
iadies, arranged upon both sides Of the
hail. strewing tho door with flowers as the party en-
tored Alter lunch had been served tho doors OF the
house wero thrown open and about one thousand peo
PIE awaited themselves Of the opportunity meeting
tne FrcsidcLt. Tho reception lasted hour
and a half The house beautifully decorated
with flowers WITHIN, but tho outer decorations and
Examinations were somewhat destroyed by tho drizz
hug rain beautiful illuminated arch over tho door
peAned "~elcome' to the distinguished guests Tho
Sherman Band which accompanied tho party from
Bennington. furnished tho music.
ovR TO BELLOWS FALLS.
AZ the close Of tho reception tho party down to
ON elegant supper, Immediately after which hey wcre
escorted 10 tho denoi, whore special tram was await
ing Thorn to convey them TO Brattleboro via Bellows
Falls Tho Presidential party as arrived IN Rutland
consisted OF Presidont Hayes, MIRA Hayes Webb
Hayes, B'rchard Hayes. Miss Foot, Nj. and Mrs. W.
II. Bigelow, Of West Braitioboro, VI; Secretaries
Evarss Key and Dcvcns. Mr. E. W. stoughton and
wife, Governor Van Zandt, OF Rhode Island aud his
staff; Coloncs Estey, OF Brattlsboro; GouIdiug and
Sheldon. OF Rutund and Mrs Sheldon aud two chill.
dren. Tho same party, with the exception Of Gov
Van Zandt left special train Secretaries
Evarts Devons and Key leave the train at Bellows
Falls aud 60 to Windsor 10 spend tho Sabbath with
Secretary Evarts where they arc 70 DO Joined on
saturday night by tho President and the remainder OF
tho Presidential party their return from Brattie
borough Tho reception was well conceived aud
carried out BY Governor Page and his family.
THE RUN TO DRArTLEBoRo'.
President Hayes left Bellows Falls at thirty.sevcn
minutes past one this morning, tho occupants OF his
car having been reduced to nmy party, consisting
Of tho President and Mrs. Hayes, Mr. Webb Hayes
Mr.. Burchard Hayes, Miss Footc and Mr.. and Ms w.
II. Bigelow, cousins Of the President, AID Captain
Wheeler, United States Army Elk Governor smith
placed his private at the disposal OF Sccre-
tary Evarts and II Will be retained for the use of
the President and the Cabinet during their stay
in Vermont At Bellows Falls tho tram, consisting
only Of the car Bellevue aud baggage car drawn by
the locomotive Dummerston, en- tered upon tho Vcf-
Valley railroad, aud the run rom Bellows Falls
TO Brattlcboro, distance OF twenty-i0ur miles, was
made in thr.y-nne minutes; The President and tho
ladies' OF tho party retired for tho night soon
alter leaving Rutland, bat i ociug asccr-
tanned that tho t.,,. making up Of trains IN .ho
switching Of cara and the blowing Of whistles would
disturb the President IN his sleep Il was decided 70
might enjoy an uninterrupted nights The town
was wrapped IN sIumbsr. II having been announced
dcnco OF Mr. Bisclow, in West Braitlcboro; HIS Ar.
rival at ne hotel was entirely unexpected neverthe-
lass apartments assigned the party the par
lor floor.
| THE PRESIDENT VISITS MS rscLE
About eight o'clock the Presidents party arose
greatly refreshed and breakfast served quiet
way IN the pleasant dining room AZ quarter to nine
"s Mss ann ne s
Webb and Burchard, being seated at the table. Al
twenty-onc minutes 70 Ten o'clock carriages were
driven to the door, where few hundred per
sons had gathered and start made Tor
the home OF Austin Burchard, the Presidents uncle
| IN kaycttcvic. small ,own twelve miles from
/ Brattleboro' From there tho party returned about
fvo O'Clock and went at once TO West Brutticboro',
where the President gavo reception at tho house OF
Mr.. Riselow. few minutes after eight O'Clock Mr.
and Mrs. Hayes returned to Brattlcboro and at half
| past eight O'Clock gave reception as the Brooks
| RECEPTION AT THE BROOKS HOUSE
The President most enthusiastically received BY
aargc OF people, aud. after about an hour
consumed Ia the customary Handwriting, In response
to calls from large crowd delivered address from
| the balcony In tho following words
THE PRESIDENTS sPEECH
FELLOW CirrzESs-i hope you will not expect me to
|
each OF you to q shake OF the hand, and perhaps
that is my STARE. ! suppose I havc shaken hands
With as many as 900 people, and you have heard my
voice. so shall now. with your permission, bid you
good night
morning for Windsor accompanied as far Bellows Falls
BY tho BratteboTo' cohmlLtec. At Claremont Sccrc.
tary Evarls Is expected to meet the President and
take bin IN his private carriage through the village Of
Windsor 10 hts farm who the rest vi tho party
Iuuc OH to Windsor in the cars. The PrcsIden, and
over sunday and Attorney General Dovens
and Postmaster General Key Will stop with
Hon. L. ". Stoughton, whose estate lies ad,acc Mt
toStnat Of Mr.. Evarts. Tho party will leave Windsor
on Monday morning tor White River Junction and the
White mountains On Saturday afternoon, between
President at the residence OF Mr. Evarts where great
prcpa,aons arc 10 progress .p the event as s ex
Hampshire Will assemble TO give the President
dial greeting TO tho Green Mountain State, which
spoke 50 loudly for him In November. Secretary Nc
Crazy left the party at Bennington Tor Washington on
official business.
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NEW HAMPSHIRE
| HOW He WILL BE RECEIVED AND ENTER
| TANNED.
CoScoRK, August II, 1877.
| Governor Prescott and stan, the militia, &C, re.
turned from bennington TO. night
Tho following Is undcrstood to be tho programme oil
President Hayes visit to New Hampshire
he win be met al Wells River by
Governor Prescott and party on Monday fore.
noon. They viii proceed to the Fabyan
! House, thence to Mount Washington and back. on
| Tuesday they will make tour through tho White
Mountain uotc returning to the Crawford House for
dinner, and thonco to plymouth TO remain night
On Wednesday morning they viii leave Plymouth
making short calls at wics landing ana Ashland and
arrive In this city ABOUT noon The President will bc
received al the depot the city government and taken
about town IN carriage, escorted by tho Amoskeag
Veterans, the militia Grand Army OF the Republic and
Fire Department Lunch Will lie served At ono O'Clock
In tho Eagle HOTEL at which the city government ana
| Invited guests Will be present. Al three O'Clock
i nIalia ho .alxnn At