The New York herald., 1877-06-27

The PRrsipExT-wo bid you good morning
tae distinguished gentlemen who had spoken.
GARLAND
AT Franklin similar scene occurred. rho Presi-
dent stepped from the train prepared platform,
where Immediately young lady placed about his neck
beautiful garland Of lowers with The expression OF
hope that IL might be an emblem OF the love which he
should encounter wherever he wen: In New England.
Tno President spoke only few words OF thanks and
he was followed in Inc same strain by Postmaster
General Key and Secretary Evarts.
DECORATIONS IN BOSTON
Tnc decorations IN the city, though profuso. were
not sonspicuously elaborate Aim every and
building had some decorative feature, and in Chester
streets special attention had beon given to the display
OF naGs, sc. Nearly all Of the vessels in the harbor
wcrc clothed in colors.
ARRIVAL AT NORFOLK
The train arrived at Highland Lake Grove, In the
town OF Norfolk, at twenty-five minutes 10 niLe and
whie Mrs. Hayes and her two nieces--the Misses
Foote and Plat. Of washnston-in charge Of Colonel
John H. Rice, Of the Governors stan, directly
into Boston, carriages being provided hero to take
them to the Brunswick for breakfast after which they
driven to the State House witness the process
sion, and from thence to tho Brunswick to witness tho
grand review The place chosen for the hrst alghting
OF President and h,s friends selected
glvc him rsss and quiet before joining in tho
Demonstrating and wearing ceremonies OF tho day.
This Highland Lake Grove, in tho town OF Nor
folk, twenty-five miles from the city.
GRAND ESCORT TO THk "HuB."
The Governor and commandcr-in-chiet had detailed
tam v. Hulcaiug and Coione william A. Tower. Of
his STAFF 70 go % Norfolk and escort the President 70
O'Clock from The Boston depot, accompanied by the
following invited gaests:-uni.cd States Marshal
Kinsey James sturxlss, Burchard Hayes, son OF tho
President, and his friends, Mcssrs W. D. Howcs and d.
+ ia.hrop; nsssrs William + Hart rrosidsn. H. Il:
Colonel "; W. AeKm, a. G. Kendall, General T,cke.
Agent rsomSs N,son al Of tho New York
Tucker Superintendent Of tho Woonsockct. divi-
sion, and y squad Of twenty members OF tho
Independent Corps OF Cadets 10 act Us y guard Of
honor, squad OF police, members or the press and
lew others. These arrived the grove at
O'clock and alter a few moments stroll sat down
breakfast in the regular restaurant the mcnu being
the same rs that subsequently provided for the rcs
borhood had gathered in large numbers near the rail-
road station and awaited tho arrival Of tho Presidential
train. II came al twenty-five minutes OF nnc, and
halted only long enough 10 dctach tho rear Car, IN
which were Tho President, tho Cabinet officials and
male friends OF the party These stepped out quietly
and without ceremony there being u Iittlc scene OF
pleasant Introduction at the platform.
IMMENSE CROWDS.
The crowd began 10 gather about the Dudley street
station at eight O'CLOCK and before nine O'Clock az
least thousand people present On the arrival
every inward am outward tram 50 eager was the
dcslro to get Tho rst glimpse OF tho President that
rush was invariably made Tor It, and great difficulty
was experienced by the train men IN clearing the
tracks and getting away from the neghb0I hood
Battery G, oil Melrosc Captain Baldwin, First battalion
ofarticry, appeared upon tho ground shortly after
planted in an opcn field to the right OF tho railroad
in readiness 10 lire salute on the arrival
OF tho Presidential train. Major Follct's FIRST
falling close behind tho ARTILLERY. The two dctach
men,s Company a, Lanccfs. Captain Holt Jog men,
and Company ID, scvcnty-nvc men, Captain Hail. wero
drawn up In the rear OF the station squad Of about
thirty police IN dotails from stations and H. arrived
crowd was growing noisy and turbulent In tho OK
treme. Great trouble experienced in preserving
anv degree Of orGcr and tho running OF tho trans
considerably inc onvenicnced, in spite OF tho
ertions OF tho police TO keep the railroad clear. On
authorizes they arranged IN the Of the sta
ton near tho cavalry battalion, the Governors car
rlagc being placed in tho middle Of tho road. The
railroad cato was lowered, and Gordon OF poles Kept
the Governors carriage clear OF the crowd.
ARTILLERY sALUTEs.
Tho train arrived ut Dudley street station, Dorchcs
ter, promptly on time, and tho engine came IN
sight, decorated with strcamers, the 10, 600 people
who ihroDged tho vicinity OF the railroad sent up
OIL welcome to tho President winch was taken up
along tho line OF march, that the distant spectators
knew .ha, tho distinguished party hna arrived As
fired BY Battery q, OF Mclrose
Governor Rice. his staff and the invteI guests
stationed on Dudley street, having proceeded to that
point In carriages and the cavalry battalion drawn
up in line between the crossing and tho depot As
der command oi Lieutenant Henry Alnne, alighted
from the front ol the Presidential took
dent was TO aen, President Hayes immedialely len
tho car and as soon as he was discovered the null
titude cheered loudly.
GOVERNOR RICK WELCOMES THE pEEsIpsSr
Governor RICE rapidly advanced 10 meet tho Pres-
dcnt and both the President and the Governor cor
daily graspcd each other by the hand and the altcr
uttered the following welcome IN behalf o the Com
monwealth -
1T affords mo great pleasure, Mf President to vel
come you TO the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
and TO extend 10 you the hosptates OF It's people.
They receive you with AL the honors due to your ex-
alted station the Chief Magistrate OF the Republic,
anu with unqualified respect for your high personal
character purity Of your purposes and with an apprc-
services. We hope your brief visit among us may be
as agreeable 70 you our welcome Is cordial ana sin
cere Permit Inc 10 add, Mr. President the great per-
sonal qualification which feel conveying TO you
these respectful and friendly sautations"
''TMANKS"
1t was impossible Tor the crowd to hear what Gov
ernor Rico sad because the distance was too great
President Hayes did not attempt TO make any speech,
but SIMPLY thanked Governor Rice Tor his cordial wei
como aud passed into the carriage.
THE PROCESSION.
Tho procession was thcn made up In the following
order, and promptly took up tho line OF march along
Dudley street,
Mounted Police.
Chelsea Band
Cavalry Battalion, Company A, Lancers 103 men.
Company ID. seventy live men.
CarriagesEThe trst containing President Hayes, Gov
ernor Rice and Adjutant General Cunningham.
Second-Hon. William N. Evarts, Hon. Charles
Devens, Hon. Roland q. Usher and
Colonel William v. Hulchings.
Third-Hon. Daniel ~. Key, Hon. Carl Schurz and
Colonel William A. Tower.
Fourth-Govcrnor Mccormick, Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, Ex-Governor Noyes oil Ohio,
ColoneI A. 7. Lyman and Mr. 7. Alexander
Fiitb-Dr |. b. Redheld. General comley. General M.
J. Dale, Surgeon General ana Colonel
Henry }. Parker.
sixth-B. A Hayes. Colonel j. A b rreadwcil, Assistant
surgeon GtnerA, Mr flatt. ana COIouel
George T. Campbell
Sevcnth-wcbb G. Hayes, W. Benham United States
Army, Lieutenant Colonel A. Hunbcrry,
Assistant Inspector General and
Hon. Henry b. Picrcc, Secretary OF state.
Eighth-Lieu,enan. Knight Hon. Joseph IL. Baker
and Hon. William G. Piunke,t.
Ninth-Hon Harrison Tweed, Hon. Joseph A. Har-
wood and Hon. Hugh ). Toand, OF tue Executive
Council, and Hon. }. b. Cogswel, Presldeus
of the Massachusetts, Senate.
Tenth--Hon Frank Childs, Of tho Executive Council;
Hon. Charles Endicott, State Trcasuror; Hon
Julius s. Clark, state Auditor,
and Hon. Charles X. Train, Attorney General
The scene At Roxbury and along tho limo OF route
until the old cry limits were reached was con-
tinuous ovation, and President Hayes was kept busy
returning tho sausations OF the spectators The
street. Blue Hill avenue, Moreland street, Warren
street aud Washington street to Arnold street, where
the duties OF tho cavalry ended and the state
took charge OF the party.
ixsPxcriSc TINE LINE.
Al few mnnles past cleven O'Clock Colonel KINGS