Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
DELAYED TELEcRAMs.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY

Cincinnati, Sept. F.-President Hayes
and party were escorted by the military and
large number Of prominent citizens to the
Ohio & Mississippi depot, where they took
special train at o'clock this a. m. The
train consists Of handsomely decorated To-
comotive; the directors car of the Louis
vile & Nashville railroad; the directors
car of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad; Pull
man palace car and baggage car. In addi-
tion to the presidents and his immediate
family, the party consists Of the secretary
of state, Miss Bette Evarts, Prescott Evarts
and Chas. H. Russell, private secretary;
Secretary Of Interior Carl schurz, Postmas-
ter General Key, Secretary of War McCrary.
and Mrs. McCrary, Gov. Vansandt, of
Rhode Island Gov. Mathews, of West Vir-
ginia and wife; Gov. Young, of Ohio; E.
v. Smalley, Of the the New York Tribune;
L. c. Washington. Of the Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal; w. d. Bickham of the Day
ton Journal, and the committee Of recep-
ton from Louisville.
At Jacksonville, Ind, the order Of cars
composing the train will be reversed the
locomotive placed in the rear and the presi.
dents car in front, SO that the president may
have better opportunity to observe the
spendid decorations on the bridge, and along
the railroad to the depot, and the people a
better opportunity to see him.
AN ENTIRE SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS.
Louisville, Sept. 1.-THE coming Of
President Hayes and his cabinet and diff
erent governors, and other distinguished
guests, causes an entire suspension of busi-
ness, and an assemblage about the depot
where the party will arrive, and along the
streets to be followed in the route to the
hotel, such as perhaps was never previously
seen in Louisville. The great bridge lead
ing into Louisville over the Ohio a. this
point, is appropriately and elegantly deco
rated with national and patriotic notices OF
rich and beautiful designs. Houses of all
kinds along the route of the procession, are
also handsomely covered with evergreens
and colors combined into popular senti-
ments, etc. The people greet joyfully the
arrival of the president and are prepared to
extend to him a welcome in Kentucky
best and most hospitable manner.
Louisville, Ky, Sept. 1.-THE pres:den.
tial party arrived at II rs, in charge of the
committee on reception and escort. Presi.
dent Hayes stood on the platform of the
car; TO his right was Mrs. HAYES, Miss Ev.
arts and others. On his left, w. N. Hal.
deman, Gen. Harlan and others. Gen. E.
Fl. Murray introduced Mayor Jacobs, who
spoke as follows
MIR. PREsIDENT:-1hep people of Lou.
isville, the metropolis of Kentucky, are
proud of their grand statesman, Old Harry
of the west, who uttered one of the noblest
sentiments that ever fell from the lips of
mortal man. would rather be right than
president greet ioyously his disciple That
the president of the United States, who at
critical period in the history of affairs
had the courage to say, He serves his par
ty best who serves his country best ire.
spective of party, race or sect. We vel.
SO0sV vVuA SANSiiSuSy SiAAIy W OuI
and bid you God speed in your labor OF
love, reconciliation and REFORM"
President Hayes announced through
Mayor Jacob, that he would address tho
people later in the day.
The president and escort arrived at the
Gait house at ~ 30. His exceliency and
Mrs. Hayes we're introduced to the people
by Gen. E. H. Murray, Rev. Stuart Robin
son sgain welcoming them During TIL
remarks of Dr.. Robinson. which were lis
tened TO by vast concourse, and flequentl!
met with outbursts loud and prolonged
! Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes stood side by side OF
the platform erected from window of th'
hotel, facing the multitude. The speech
Of the president was received with wild en-
,husIasn. thousands cheering themselvc