New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

River" to which the President laughingy reioned, IL
| is not the hrst time have been up that stream.
SPEECHES AT BOWLING GREEN.
When the train arrived Bowling Green an immense
crowd awaiting it. and amid hearty cheers ana the
firing artillery the President from the rear platform
said:
MY FRIENDS We are travelling upon q schedule OF time
| when prevents IA from doing any than making
your acqumnance We are very glad indeed TO exchange
greetings with yOu. We believe you are mere 10 greet
u.s. not because you belong the party with u.s.
not because you approve every measure but because
as We hope you agree with in two or three cadlS
Union is perpetual IApilaust.l We believe, and we
hope you believe that the Constitution as u is s for all
We ho1e yoa believe that the duty of the General
| Government is regard alike aud equally all sec
tions of our country. Applause.J We believe. and We
hope you Deeye tat 1t ls the duty OF al TO regard
e INK and equally a ns r%sfs Rd 10 Sraw ii s e to
duce 10 you three or four gentlemen whom you wonid
like 10 hear now have the pleasure OF introducing 10
| you distinguished lawyer and statesman, William NJ
Eyarts of New-lork.
| Mr.. Evarts SAID:
FELIow-CITIzEys: We thought gentlemen and ladies'
of Kensucy tnat ut Louisville had all the popu
atiOn of the State. but 1t seems to have good many
more and presume there are a great many more that
have not been fortunate to see But We hnd
wherever We go that tie intent and desire OF tue PIes
dent in which the members Of his Cabinet take share
with hearty concurrence OF the people OF Ken
ucky, In the general purpose To make all tno people
one another better than they have before lap
plause.l
President Hayes then said, have the pleasure OF in
Producing another gentleman who you will all be glad
TO soc, and whom you never, probably, have seem l
now have the pleasure Of introducing him TO you-Gov
Hampt n, Of South Carolina" Gov. Hampton said:
NJ FRIENDS or all tIe platforms from which have
spoken thought railway platform Is me Dest
the conductor gives tue signal so soon tha we
speak too long can ony thank you Tor the
earnest. enthusiasm whcn you nave given Tor
your welcome OF the President OF the UEited oates-l
respect. and we pledge hlm that We viii
do all power TO hold up MS nands wne ne Is sus
tanning Constitution OF the United States thank
you, gentlemen.
Dr. Stiudford then stepped forward with Mrs. Hayes
introduced her to the assembige, by whom she was
received continued applause The train then moved
of Atthis station committee from Nashville, consist
rug Of J0nn f. Wheess. ex-GOvernors Henry 5. Foote
Neil s. Brown, ox-seHatOrs Henry Cooper Gen. Thurs
ton Co.. Cah and the H0n. Michael Burns, aboard
and were presented to tue President and party.
SHORT STOP AT FRANKLIN.
At Franklin. Ky another large aud enthusiastic crowd
| had assembled. The President said
Ny FRIENDs: Our lime table docs not permit us 10
make speeches. We merely nave tnc opportunity 10 re-
turn y0ur fricnds hip ana sree.ng should be lad To
you in Wasiu- ton, coming 10 shlns0I as YOU d"
ncrr 70 snow YOU respect 90 tde Goyernmeht oi tne
Umted stat p. M tIends, 10 SLOW YOU now cOmrieirH
We agree on ne cunstU U.IJn pnhciile o. the Union OF
States, how are coming together IN uhoh Ilenuohp
aud harmony allow me 10 FOudce 10 You lhe uV'eVA
| ol ooutu CLOihb
Gov Hvnpon appeared and was greeted with loud
| cheers. He I'D:
! MY FRIENDS: come to make my Acknowledgement
to yOu, a.u you tne nOnor yOa nave done me-
30 Al Is an evidence OF tne o! 9pdtny .l". you
! yra. Duuple JndlA you very
! cUrdlas Iur your welcome
the President then introduced Secretary Evarts, who
said;
My FRIENDS: find are all pretty much the same
every WHcre We are ali Amcfctia, oucc more rem AZ
DciIn tiugs upon Wulcn VIC Ca agree, ana IsPoaIu
| to fol eet the tuinss upon wnen We nave uttered
Mrs Hayes was introduced by Dr. standitord aud was
received with applause. P0stn4ster-GeneIai Key WAS
! called for, out not on the platform.
the President said: Mr. Key does not seem to be at
| mi gs we QO ler Il.
! him"
| Postmaster-G General Key said:
have concluded, ielow-cidzens, since came into
KENTUCKY that the census taAeh acre hs Dsen
a. 10 i,s pOi uauon. lLadghterJ am very g'dd 10
meet you THANK You
AT Gallatn. Tenn, speech of welcome was made by
Mayor Allen, wDc1 The President responded as fol-
,ows:
heartily for these eXprcssiUns OF irndshp ad welcome.
am gid TO meet tbs large audience o. the people ot
renness We nave differed IA Tie past, Dut We nave
uglt out that difference Those among yOu VINO louLht
am rsSod your Ayts DID Ior yOlr principles We
Y cons, ami wnO can d. tnat can meet
ami look eacn other IN Ine face WIN & respect s
cause " the df renee Is removed. al good czsns and
@ t tG EN- concord the ancient friendslip which
prevailed when STARK, with 1s kewaamp'Ae soldiers.
IN .rcncd Boston, thete 10 be met wtAh lie" "eeAs
Dy Morgan and his gallant Nig gnitis
Here the train moved OF leaving thc speech unfinished
Nashville was reached and the tram entered the
depot amid the booming OF cannon and deafenng cheers
of the people.
THE RECEPTION AT NASHVILLE.
Preparations Nashville for the Presidential recep-
ton began yes sriay and before sundown numbers Of
buildings were decorated with flags and eyergreens All
the night trains were crowded, and this mornings
tuius brought large additions from all parts OF the
State. Early this morning the streets were thronged
with people, and the windows and houselops along the
line of march crowded with spectators. Tue great
est thrOng collected in Capitol Square, on Capitol Hl,
from which elevation the approaching Presidential
train was visible. It's appearance rounding the
curve the north side OF the river was tne sgna Tor
an outbuis Of ch from the multitude; and when
salvo OF artillery Capitol Hill echoed, similar
salute the railway station, announcing that the pro-
cesson ia Ion The excitement was intense The
President escorted from the train to carriage,
which was in waiting by Gov. Porter and there
| BIZ Mayor Kercleva who delivered TO him golden
| key, and sad
| Mr.. PRESIDENT: am happy TO meet you. On behalf
al tue c2cns, throw open the gates Of The city
| Here Il thc key, hope 5Ou VII receive it,
The column was then pat in notion headed by mounted
policemen, followed by Gen. Frank Cheatham, chief
sa and aids; then Porter Rifles, of Nashville, and
the staudiford Guards, Of Lousve next the
re drawn by four horses and occupied by President
Hayes Cows. Hampton aud Porter, and J. a. Whecss.
Another carriage followed in which Mrs. Hayes.
Burclard Hayes, Hon. Wm. NJ. Evarts, ami two
daughters and son, Hon. ID. NJ. Key Dr. Stamford and
Miss Platt and Gen. Maurice These followed by
the Burns Artillery. the Nashville Fire Department, the
Grant Guards Ia colored companyJ the Cy Council and
various orders the city, with bands OF music. There
could not have less 5000 people assembled
arouud the CauItO building. The President. standing,
saIuted from mis- the hosts VINO cheering
nm ON all sides The President formally received
AT the east poricO, by Gov. Porter, who SAID:
Mr President-I bid welcome ~ tne State OF Ten
nrssre 10 "A Whose citizens have always been
ronpt 10 honor aud homage to eminent
bv performed aud whose respect for those
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