The New York herald., 1877-10-10
EX-GOVERNOR HENDRICKS RETURN.

how HE HAS ENJOYED his EuRoPRAN TRIP
PLEASED wITz YRKsIpxNT HAYES SOUTHERN
POLICY. tnl seg@ Eaas'l fAaHsF 6~s4N . .sa
The Cunard steamer BothnA arrived yesterday
afternoon in this city with 26o passengers. among
whom several notabilitics including ovcrnor
Hendricks and wife and Governor warmoth, Of Lou
isiana and wife, who have just returned IRON thor
bridal trip John Jacob Astor and Congressman
Gibson from Louisiana also among the
Bothnia's passengers Quite little party
OF enthusiastic democrats ana friends OF
Governor Hendricks. we'll several repre-
sentatives of the press. boarded the Bothnia at
Quarantine, where she arrived about thrco O'Clock
In the aiternoon. Governor Hendricks had been cx-
pectcd the Russia which arrived week ngo, and IL
was feared that his friends would with another
DISAPPOINTMENT this time. All doubts however,
pleasantly dspellsd whom the bright. ruddy smiling
face OF the late democratic candidate for tho Vice
Presidency was seen on deck. Governor Hendricks
stood in the mds, OF an animated group Of passengers
who all expressing their 10y ut being again near
shore, and congratuating each other thatthe agony
Of an unusually rough voyage wssas end Governor
Hendricks looked exceedingly vol. his hcaitny
pexion showing that the rude breezes had only
beneh.eo him. In his simple, good natured hearty
welcome him, aud his manner seemed TO have lost
nothing of ITS American straghtiorwsrdness by tour
through the "efIete monachic' OF the Old World.
MS FIRST AND LAST EUROPEAN TRIP
Ex-Governor Hendricks readily entered into conver
with the representative oil tho HERALD although
II was with somo difficulty that he could dtscngage
himself from the attentions OF his other intcrocutors
Tho Governor pleasantly alluded 10 the various pu-
reaus OF tho HERALD which he had visited In Europe
saying-'Yes, tho HERALD is great institution over
there" He said that his trip to Europe ip the
WAS an @ O
and dsagreeabe although he had not suffered
from seasickness, and he was very glad indeed
to reach his native shore again. He had enjoyed his
tour through Europe exceedingly; nevertheless, no
was pleased to be back again fellow passenger to
whom the Governor expressed himself frccy said he
had spoken Of this European trip as having been his
FIRST aud As also being his last as no now so fully
that hc made up his mind mover TO leave Ii again
HIS EUROPEAN ToUR
Governor Hendricks and his intimate fellow
passengers gave rapid outline OF his trip After
pleasant through Ireland, England and Scotland,
during which he was accompanied Tor the greater
Paris, where, however, he did not enjoy good
health as during other portions OF this European
He then went 10 Germany and took passage down tho
Rhine TO Homburg and thence TO Carlsbad Stuttgart
and Munich also visited the artistic treasures Of
1ns p,ysran capital aSsng delight 70 mrs
to travel through Switzerland. but having som0
law business in London his stay on tho
Continent cut short, and he went again by way
OF PARIS London, where he was detained
a whole week. In Paris he mot Mr.. Fildeu, who looked
in excellent health, aud said he would probably
to this country tho next Cunard steamer Mr. Til.
den appeared to be improved IN health by ms trip,
which hc said he enjoyed very much. Mr. and MRS
Hewitt greatly regretted not being able 10 rourn in
the same steamer. Mrs. Hewitt was suffering from
an attack OF typhoid lover, ana ho would therefore,
probably be prevented from attending the opening OF
congress the 18TH OF October.
HAYES CoMPgLLxD ADOPT THE DEMOCRATS POLICY.
Speaking about Hayes Southern policy, Governor
Hendricks said --"Hayes' policyS don't believe he
has s the
them ruled by bayonets. he seems TO carry out that
policy, and believe the democratic party deserves
creuit for creating state Of public opinion which
compelled him to protest against the bayonet policy
ana to abandon it, You know very well that he never
protested against it during Granps administration"
"Wnat do you think OF the future OF the two par
ties, GovernorY' asked the reporter.
"lhe democratic party don. consider themselves
consider themselves defeated, because they mean TO
STICK 10 what they have got think the democratic
Rosy How can good @ mon -sr rcmain IN With tie re.
publicans, after tho way IN which they
captured the Presidency" Speaking then generally
OF tho condition OF the country so notice
with pleasure that the crops out West have been very
large and seem TO enter upon an era OF prosperity
always thought that the resumption OF specie pay
ments which always considered good thing, could
not be brought about by IN act OF Congress- but by
commercial conditions which would produce now oil
gold to this country"
The Governor listened with interest to tho recital OF
the leading political that had taken place IN
, tis country during his absence. and cx-Governor
v Narmoth and his other political fellow passengers
also seemed much interested BY tno result result OF Of the
n
Nor vissey, &c. Speaking Of the Convention and
Kei,,Js victory Ex-Governor warmo.h SAID, 'srnat
cooks Tilden's goose"
ARRIVAL At THE DOCK. Nl
Tho pothnia did not reach the Cunard dock till Ave
o'clock and there delegation from the Young Mems
Dcmocr slic Club composed Of Willis PANE receiver
OF the Bo nd Street Savings Bank; William Van wyck
Joscph H. Skidmore o. y. U. Peck and other friends,
made h,m q cordial welcome. On landing Mrs. Hen
aricks was safely and comfortably placed carriage
that had een held IN readiness somewhat ludi-
crous contre temps happened here, however tor during
great CO, attending the landing OF the pas
sen gers and rush made upon them by crowd
OF trtonds cx- Governor Hendricks lost his charming
wifo from y,o,y, and. becoming uneasy after looking
about tor her Tor minute or two, some one re-
marked:-
.srhis is pain tu sisuaton-a husband looking for
his wife,"
"It Won't do to- lose her.; Mr. Hendricks replied,
jocoscly.
.iNo not as she is to be tho next mistress OF the
White House. - tho same cryid democrat interposed;
but took from the Governor Immediately rsbuked
this sentiment
The Governor amt his wito were finally driven to
the Fifth Avenue Hotel The Young Mems Demo
cratic Club intend serenado bim, but IL Is doubtful
il he will accept tso compliment, as be means to
leave for home tomorrow night by the Pennsylvania
Railroad. a great Ia 1mber of friends called TO pay
I'm ir resuacts @ him Hst evening at tho hotel.