, 1877-09-18

PRESIDENT HAYES SPEECH.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
When the applause su.s!ded which greeted
President fiayes ON atlstne to address the rcu-
pic, he spoks rs fol'ows, the cheers which inter-
ruptcd lin a. times being loud and prolonged:
Mn: K?rtssnx AND FEL.ow.c!rszEss or Lrrta-
yItaE: l thank yan for this Ktntuexy welcome.
The I!coptc Of Kentucky and the people of u,io
u statca i 70 bIendcd That ion % eanna. wr;s liz
The early h!.tosy VI ohio without having
more than half ~ pagcs liet' with talk shout Ken
t,e lI*tory q Ken.ucky without Occasionally men:
lohtns the s,atcof phio. tThree cheers for Ohio.
!" Ike TT lie s'i* u M oshsf g..
ttEynt4hed men Of kentucky. cannot undertake
to REPEAT the remarks then uids. but it seems to
me moi inappropriate to pursue
TIE SAME OEaEHAL cornaE
OF renark' with which welcomed the Krntnekians
eIgtit years agy. Mf earliest rceollect,on-: ny
deby with the conversations and speeches Of that
laroteu and no'l eloquent Governor of tlhio and
!o ,tte cf kSsI"acky 0' ssrma e Va;
more eloquent conversation. Of talking Of Kentucky
and hc1inckans. lls usea to say. with that haols
that II my penp1c since tho dispersion nn The
piains OF siInar wcic lenily inc.ad'ed in wa.. It
- WI. ,ts t'sople ct Kentucky. IN ehlIdnoud aud ID
a, esoc Aale by the rue of tcir inolhcss and al..
ter. an " maa:.ool they tuFtucd the 1,ostflc EAR
nsFJ Mnn 4titl4n 1HF4GEfS lr0fM IhlQ anu Indiana,
The eomn,nn observation was that kcntaekr. the
first STATE atl1 mort popAVua III early tines and By
~ the ho't powerful. wa* always ready to hslp
IN cSrFy urcastun Of apprehension Uhto always ap-
pcalca 10 Kentucky. and
NEVER ArPEALEp IN VAIN.
t'eaeId IN the Northwest. The tasayc invsaion,
occurred nu lonsc!; peace was s'1,ilin; bol,
tess s.atS ,n The Gg ana 1Tcny reAtIsn,
to Iciulce1 10 cast her vote for Kcntucxya favor.
ite. lien'y Cl:r. aud. twenty years uftctwarIr,
the majority Of ii: people Of 'io. ca+i ,,sy r4t
vnte fur Henry Clay. Ut Kentucky; and yei ihl4
feeling Of friendship vas n"s eosanrh to one 1t
10 vote Tor to' II. -. 1ot,n.on for vicc.Frrsl.
Esden ay and ssxs yoa 'ss5es"sa ss hs ss
he received IN any statv nf thc Union. Tnis WA
there came IN e.tfanssnent, ana i..en cane divls'
tun ard dlaeord. AMI the Old friendship seemed 10
bc rnlnally disappearing. und afterwards th.1e
and hostility
kESrucKT WAS NOT HEsroSslnLE.
a.ns s.1ta not T.: ns.tsf sna
men on nny nccat!nn The finger of A'm.gntY t3u1.
secs ~ that great struggle the ends of Providence
ea as at eaSa G
il0w. when thU cause Ia removed. whatcve:
the csssangcu,ent. let thrn, as0 ba rrinotcd lap.
Piause. lave seen fsllow-sosdleis during tue
lat few days anons tug eoldcrs of shc tnion.
this gteat diytstun ase ttaosc WIN n,at!o tbs nc.
auatntaacc Of pns another on the lelaa Of eaEuage
rSer aid hass o"na Il ste re ei Iere In M Kentuesy ~ y.
ing tho Mar, ''wnen The af1nca of the linton ato
Den. seott runlsrxed $50, sss. not for some tlns
attcs The War tor after the sucecatfu1 close Of The
, yss M H e. sess e sep ' ae*n a
p!ausc. .'pertaps ths. old maa hid tts spltit ii
6prGpPhssy 6pPg @ II A. AIT, said mT ff'end Those who
Learn ~ RESPECT sAcu OTHER.
The soldIvrs Of 10th armies i1,perlled thet ltves
other. lApplau.c, il j. 70: shen, 10 come 10:
gethet Ii tic beginning. i VI. under the iaiprc..
sion that our 6oulhern friends hsd the advanta:e
horsca,en tn proportion to n.. We ias. t., learn
shoot and rIds. 1nt, after VIC had trarncd, Il then
anar Es ,s te*k s Fesx and we
And now. sny friends. that belav over. why ahail
not v: cong toFstact; Oh. wo hn;s eSne eethss:
hoassc bcfoFe this gFcn. audience IN .nak.
Ing speech about the happtnes. aud
ssstion. % q the un!on: rhs d deaos:!ra!iou h: a.
msdu the speech " tho occasion. Nothing can
nc 1Aut0 u IL - lhtstk VIC call C0hhdthttS I1Gk
forward 10 tho Federal Cniun IN tl.r ba.I+ Of tho
Constitution a. II nuw II. with all the oulend.
nlsnts.
Ny fsEcnts, my Confederate friends. do you In.
tend 10 obey t1!a 'wllnls CuaA.!tutun and amend.
msn.a' ,";',': [Apni1uss: ! s4ou:at yGn would.
., q M stwsei " ~ o.. loo Forward happ'y
English ant.los when he salt, ~ see . va.t CON.
'strrac, strc,chins from The frozen North 10 .as
glowing Suult. ffou, tho While pillows Vt tia
Atlantic n the calm waters ot the FucEfc. that
would contain onr poop!s. IN, language, and one
fai1',, and eseryMhcru . haE,c for the freeman.
ard retu:s nf every race anl Of sYefy cllmc to
come tuzcthcf." Threat apptanse.l
Ec1anw' 'ci:!:rnt. having now cot out Of my am.
Gully. propose to help 4,n,e gsntirnun IN theIr
dl!rlsslty. They taia nis % n New Eazlana that
tic permission Of The M4y"r. psopae to pfca!.!c
tn Louisville. md think It not lnPelper that {un
shouta hear several VI Tho Cabinet. and wilt now
lnssoducc u sou n a!.tinsutsAca lawyer Of New
fusk, Il distinguished ssatcsman, William 81,
Esarts, of New iuEk.
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