The New York herald., 1877-03-02

Governor Hayes and his party would be separated
from the rest OF the train and specially through TO
Washington. This would never do for the HERALD,
and soon ascertaned that II would
not be sanctioned by Governor Hayes As your corre
spondent addressed to she latter az respectful
note informing him OF the report and suggesting
facilities for reporting the whole journey He sum-
moned me Immediately, and said that II was not
his wish, neither would he consent to have MIS-
q special tram He for the official in
charge, and from that genteman's explanation Il ap-
peared that the railway authorities bad decided, without
consulting the Governor divide the train into three
sections from Ptsburg At the special request OF
Governor Hayes the containing the newspaper cor
respondents was lett with hts own.
Tho railroad authorities had heard that there
was an immense gathering q, The PITTS
burg depot Some oil tho city officials
understood to have como down TO pay their
respects. Military had turned ou., torches were
lighted. Thousands were assembled in the streets
The train being behind time the railroad authors
ties feared It would be still further behind
time II compelled to labor through the
crush At the depot, should the Governor pass
that way, so they lii upon tho mcrciless
expedens OF cheating Ptsburg of its sensation They
unhitched the Governor and correspondents three
cars, and whisked them through tho city by side
route, which cvades tho railroad depot altogether
These three cars did not stop until they
reached Shadyside, threc miles cast OF the
great manufacturing burg, the smoke Of whose
chimncys seemed to owor and frown upon ruthless
proceeding.
SENDING FOR SANDWICHES.
disappointment board the fugitive train
equally poignant though IL arose from = different
cause. Few passengers had shared tho banquet
at five o'clock in the Governors dining ROOM
Somo had had nothing 10 cat since morning
others nothing since noon, and there prospect
that they would get nothing before midnight and per-
haps nothing then. rho situation appalling and
provoked loud oburgations In the crisis the conductor
proved good Samaritan He hurried locomotive back
to P,ttsburg for sandwiches; while this orrand
doing several passengers rendered irritable by empty
stomachs, rated the railway pahy soundly for
ina Governor Hayes to appear to sneak through Pitts
burg at night as II no were really afraid
of assassination. That is what they will
say in Ptttsburg. THAT'S what tho demo.
cratic papers all over the country will say
day after Tomorrow" said friend of the Governor,
that hc feared risk himself before excited crowd
night his way 10 Washington. In point OF fact
It should bo understood that Governor Hayes did
know, as before explained, anything about the
division Of the before he informed Of 1t Just
west of Pittsburg
OF SENATOR sHxRMAS-rHE ETIQUETTE TO
DE OBSERVED ON THE ARRIVAL OF THE DIS
TINoUIsHED PARTY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, March l, 1871
Governor Hayes and party arc expected in Washing.
ton at nine O'Clock Tomorrow morning, unless the
programme shall DO changed at Harrisburg tonight.
The Governor and Mrs. Hayes and daughters will be
the guests Of Senator sherman at whose residence
street apartments have been fitted up for their special
accommodation. Tho rest OF the party will DO quar-
tercd hotelk Governor Hayes will hero re-
tanning his official position Of Governor Of the State Of
Ohio as his resignation rendered prior to his
departure from Columbus, though Il been pro.
parcd TO takc effect upon the forma! declaration that
he is tho Prosdcneect Of the United States for the
next term.
THE RULE or ErrQUErrE.
Tho rule Of etiquette governing the outgoing aud tho
incoming President IN accordance with precedents
established in the changes Of former administrations
would bc for President Grant to call upon President
elect Hayes. To such extent has this
been observed, that Notwithstanding tho bitter
feeling existing between Mr Pierce and
Mr.. Buchanan, tho former Immediately upon
tho arrival OF the latter in tho city President elect
sen. messenger to that would call At an
however tho rule and diverged from this uni.
form practice, and would accord recog-
nition whatever to his successor, President Grant
As Governor Hayes will arrive here the Governor
OF the State Of OHIO, Il will DO proper to call upon
President Grant; but should tho count OF the electoral
vote completed any time before no gets horo will
DO the duty OF President Grant, according TO former
prcccdcnts, TO call upon the President olect
THE PROGRAMME
The programme for tomorrow far has been
agreed upon without conference with Governor Hayes
It is that he shall drive Immediately TO tho residence
Of Senator Sherman, where breakfast Will be awaiting
him. About eleven o'clock he will proceed to tho
Executive mansion, accompanied by Senator Sherman
and perhaps two friends 10 pay his re-
spccts to tho President This programme Is OF
course subject to the modification suggested by the
possible action OF the joint convention tonight II Is
intimated however that Governor Hayes, under tho
circumstances, may tho customary ceremony
and still make the 1rst call upon tho President ".s
Vice President Wheeler will arrive In Washington
TO morrow afternoon.