, 1877-03-02
A Short Speech on Board the
Cars Just Before the
Start.
Great Crowds Assemble at Every
Town Along the Route.
Bulletin Of the Progress Of the Presi'
Dental Cortoge Toward
Washington.
Cor. Hayes Will Reach That City THIS
Morning.


LIE DEHAl lsEs
FAREWELL ATTENTIONS.
Special Dtspateh to The Tribune.
COLUMBUS, O., March 1.-The fact tt at Cor.
Hayes would leave .t-lay lid not become known
until THIS morning. As carly as III o'clock the
streets between Ills residence anil tho depot lind
assumed holiday appearance, md vast crowds
Of people tltle1 tile sidewalks along the route to
the depot. The Columbus Catlcts md other
military organizations, preceded by tho United
States Barracks Dunl and Il lunK procession of
citizens, escorted tho Presidential suite to tho
depot, where they were met by Nh immense
gathering. After the Governors speech, Us
the private car WIS attached u tho rear Ut tho
train, tho engineer Of the swtteltng.cngine
spoke to GOV. I1aYcs, who was Standing at tho
platform, and said, "Goad-by, Gos. Hayes.
Cod bless you." Gov. Hayes extended his
hnnd. mud, us tho train moyctl oI, batlc farewell
to ths engineer. As tin train startcd loud
cheers ring out from thousands of voices. As
tho train passed out OF tho ,tepot locomotive
bells werc r,lng aud whistles soun.lc1 until the
train had pasacd out of sight.
ArIECH or I1TTLKNEss.
In connection with the great outpour1ng Of
tho people last night to attend tho rccep-
tion Of Gov. aud Mrs. Hayes, the
disagrcean1o fact Is made known that
half-doxcn who werc appointed on
the Committee Of Reception came out in cards
last evening giving their rcasous for not taking
part In the reception. 1t appears that, when tho
subject was frat tu1ke1 abuut by prominent
citizens Of both political parties, It was deemed
advisable to place upon tlic usual comnEIttcca
AN EQUAL NUMBER or EACH POLITICAL. PARTT.
1t not being positively known until late Tues.
day night when tue reception would take place,
tho Committee held d meeting ami appointed
both iad!es md gentlemen to appcar and u.s.
Bune tue duties which the Executive Committee
lad asstglcd them IN tl.r programme which ap-
pearcd In tho morning papers. The Democrats
OH tho Executive Committee were in the ma
lority, and assumed the responsibility Of nam
Ing certain persons Of their party to act Oh
various committees. tue Republicans doing the
! same. The time hclnE 30 short, there WAS no
timo to personally consult with all and. ~ the
reception WIS intended to be aboyo anything
having political Significance, tho arrangements
seemcd most perfect hut, in order
TO GIVE TnB AFFAIR 8oME PARTISAN COLOR,
Mrs. Bell, wife OF tho cx.Secretary nf State
who wus defeated at tho lnte election bv.Barnea,
Republican, came out in card t!eclfuinC
to serve. or In any way talitnG part
III tho festivities. THIS card was followed by
another signed by five DcmocratIc politicians.
There ID n fce,lng Of complete disgust BY nearly
every cit!xcn-DcMocrats rs we'll as Republc-
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tho Governor balu tle crowd farewell,
aud advised dispersal to avoid