, 1880-09-10
SEEING TIE SLOPE.
Arrival Of President Hayes and
Party In San Fran.
cisco.
Highly FlntterIng Receptions
Accorded Along the
Route.
Tho People Of Oakland Turn Out En-
Masso to Groet tho Visitors,
And tho Compliment Is Rcpeatel on n
Larger Scale Across Tho Dny.

Larger Scale ACROSS tle Unys
SAN T1sASclsCO, Cnl, Sept GA Dluo
CasoM dispatch says: Thu Presidential party
arrived hero ut $40 this uyU,ling. IL was met
here by tho regular enst-bOunu overland
Train, on which were Charles Croeker, 0f tho
Central 1'aci,fc RailrUad, md james Gamble,
Of tho Western Unlon Telegraph Company,
The gentlemen nr.l ladies OF Mr. Crocker's
party called un President Hayes and wife,
aud then tho overlasu1 passed on Its way.
'rl,a citizens Of Blue Gallon expressing n
desire to Welcome tho President a1'd uon.
Sherman. those gentlemen were introduced
by Superintendent l'ratt, of tic Central PIT
gil1o Railroad, and received with clocrs- No
speeches were inatle, but both visitors shook
hnnds with the, people assembled in most
cordial manner.
On the train there also cnlno tlp Gen. John
Dldwell, wll0se purpose WIS to arrange for
visit OF the pnrty to his farm residence near
Chico, concerning which he lad n cnrrc-
spoudetico some time ago with Gen. Shcr-
lnan. Tie correspondent Of the Associated
Press and Gen. Didwell called Oh the l'resl-
dent and Gen. Sherman, md was cordially
received. The President was asked to OUT
line
TIE rIoul,AM OF 111s VISIT
to tho Tuc1iic coast, and responded TINT Sept.
Q 1lo would join tile peoplo Of Oakland In
celebrating tho Admission of California to
tho Union, ntld the snuo tlay go to San Fra,i-
cisco; Sept IL, intend the agricultural fair
at petalunla; on the t1tll, visit Gen. Nc
Dowoll; the 18th, Sunday, remain In San
Francisco; the .l:th aud 14th. take In Mon.
terey; from tho 18th to the Goth, IN md nbout
San Francisco and points Ut Interest about
tho hay, and visit the navy yard, Benlcla, etc.
tho I'd, 30 TO sacramento, and tho cd to Gen.
D1dwc1l's, Mt Chico. and then to Oregont
lie expects 10 start about tho middle Of Oc-
tobor for home by the Southern routo
through Arizona. The President further
said tint tho trip had been q source OF won.
der and delight.
Accompanying tile Presidential party rs
MI escort are Mnj j.-Gen. Irwin Mcdowell and
Col. Kelton, WHO met the President at Wells,
New, u. i. Hammond, of the Central Pacific
Isailroad, who met tito party at Ogden; Su-
pcrlntendcnt II. II. Pmtt and Excursion
Agent Miller, OF tho Central l'acitlc Railroad,
WHO met the purity ut Tallo City.
Tho President this evening received this
dispatch from Sacramento:
awe Will let yor rest tonight and allmeet
you ~ COItMX Ill Tic El0r1ilUH,
"GEoRoE G. PERKINS, Governor"
It wns then 0:15, all the President said
"Vcry well; wo shall Set the GoyernorIn the
morning. then.''
Tile train left here Mt 4 :55 q. m. Thursday,
when, oil tho party were reused up TO SEQ TIC
Slerins By daylight
At Colfux tho pnrty met tho Sacramento
Committee, Gov. Perkins, MnJ. Tlerrcr, Sell-
ator Booth, md II. N. Laruc, President Of
the State Agricultural Society, and also q
committee Of citizens from SIM Francisco.
Tho citizens Of Blue Gallon Illuminated
their dwellings, hung out colored lanterns
md tngs, md did NIL that the reaonrces OF
tho town permitted to celebrate tho occasion.
cULFAx AND sACltAMENTo.
Tho Presidential train left Blue Cai1on at
o'clock this morning. On nrrivai Mt Colfax
the Presidents train was met by committees
from San francisco, Oakland, aid Sncra-
munto. Gov. Perkins rocc!yed the President,
extending 10 him welcome III the naync OF
tho people OF the State, Tho train reached
sacramento at O'clock. About 1900 people
had assembled nj the depot. Mayor Tnrnc,
introduced the President, who spoke briefly.
lle wis followed by Gen, Sherman and Sec
retary Ramsey. Loud calls were n9tlo fol
Mrs. 1laycs. Mayor Turner conducted hei
forward. She was received by loud and pro.
lunged cheers. When Sherman retired the
band played "Afarching Through Georgia, u
wllereup0n Sherman remarked, "There Il
goes again." Salutes werD fired, aud the
train moved On toward tho bny+
At rENlcIA4
A Bentcia dispatch says: "1he Trestlen.
tini party arrived here ut 10. md wns greeted
by Il national salute by n detachment from