Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-12
Gathering of Ez- Soldiers and
Sailors at Columbus.
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT HAYES.
The Results of the War for the
Preservation of the Union.
ESPECIAL BY TEIEsEAPu TO rus REcoKD.usIos.l

o'clock this morning from Washington, and
were met at the depot by an escort consisting
of United States troops stationed at the Co
lumbus garrison, the ex. Soldiers Association.
Governors Guard. Columbus Cadets and
other military organizations Of this city and
other places. The procession proceeded to
the residence of d. c. B. Fullerton, where
President Hayes will be entertained, and to
the residence of I. Ewing Miller, where Gen
eral Sherman and General Poe have been
assigned. The camp ground presents very
pretty appearance, being arranged in streets
and named from right to left Grant, Sher-
man, Sheridan, MCPHERSON, Hayes, Gilmore,
McCook, Mcdowell and Ammen. The Ohio
soldiers and sailors tents are rapidly filling
up, 1,5OO men having been assigned quarters
yesterday with the demand greatly increasing.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
COLUMBUS (O), August 11th.-The heavy
rain which set in at o'clock cleared eff dur
ing the afternoon. 1t is estimated that over
60, 600 strangers were in the camp grounds
and in the city during the day.
The Presidential party arrived at the Fair
Grounds at P. NJ, and were greeted with a
salute of twenty guns.
General Wards statement, in his address,
&c soId;or for tho novt
President was received with continued cheers.
When he had concluded,
PRESIDENT HAYES
Was introduced, and being received with
Ioud chears said
nv, - oh; , ,o,o so,d;srs ~
in T oieiAons VI Cn,o VIZ 49, 80 -
.he y mn al my n az d:, ~. ~ ~,
}oice Inat we hau 1ne s,9iiou: a;Ss VI a. In
listlng ana serving oT tne iiens siuI ~ .ne
gFeas c?nnlc' aGi 'le d har ea Iaan
w ie!oiI:, Iioo, .maS h - go. 81 an r.;
.hi'.eu w ;ntae ~. a,o;naJ ~ ~
tie resui.s VI .uS cs ~ +: :. ' -
measure Ine sas' oe0e s "Cm Lii ;il,stra.a
On our couhuy; t Eno aos W. rr aSs
imineas9la1iy tne p h ~ oonnu up tba
Inc ohieeu mace Tf " ~: ;.,te W
Ohlon arms Inc ininiei as,on nv eouIt.s
eviuehoe Vi ma S ga az AZ
DuIihS o9i IT go, - ~" -, Us
turpeo anu troupie9 years ".ien iu.'e
aiaIeiy preGeueu anu ioto"e Gu ~, as,o II
ieil Oh ana became oi collparalHey sni"li
importance put no" our country piosp ~
lty, the stapiiilY Vi our uoserhiiieI' anu .iS
permahenI pfefa.enoe ~ Peaoo az HI'ne "II
Win foreign nations W Mnlon ;s eo .ipa
not nave been enjoyed 9y snis country .le
Union arms hau inieu n a. si'Ia W .n9
world commence III .ne iusufe "eiiaie au -
pouring upon our shores such
STREAMS OF IMMIGRATION
A. ,ere never known before. IF we take a
s,,r,a,, of tbe olobe we will find evervwbere
So: ,,o,uis iooL;no forward to the tin,s
h. co, eu,;l,ro+e 70 some NOR favn,-d
Iand DIV ono Of us e-reat nations ia in m
Jan,er IF losing IT'S canital and labor bve,,- J.
- All are Iosing nv th;s canse exfs,,t
,ba ITnitad Ststes The Hated States
H. .ne ;,a;,,;ny There 10 osa a,a ara IN
.' al ~ :. e.id ,bnse ,,',,,5
an she 10y 'I 49,, 10 - Ill So
NIL IN 49, CO non a,,d ,yor,en born
IL 80 cher a,o are eaoarIv and Gladly
SaNiN; ~. a. 60 iovad a, bnr,e 90 fnn,a,,
80, -. HI sabroad n i ,ba old a.
loi oy - NO 1891 70 sayo ,nbat ~ n,,s
i'm Wv, 49, ia 81 csl,;n[,
Ss.uie- us' = all, sas,, What cb;esr, a.
1910 49," this ;mm;ora,ion tt GOES where
cod a land il rheap where labor and capital
Ga r~nStahla aTnlovment where neace and
ooci,I order nrevoii and vhare civil and re-
!; ,;n,,s Ebsrtv are secure Do Won ask where
in nur cnuDtry does this Immigration mainly
l,as TIE recsnt censns shows us no parts Of
tbs country where land il cbeap. and where
c.r;tsl and labor are needed. that are not
rap;dIv increasino in nouulation In these
States it will be found that
TWO THINGS ARE WANTING.
No.. Co. n,,Ior education .ra M. srfH.
theahs ioi tgg ,s"ad -. - 49,,
ciene'y p.osi'I I 40 r af,,sai - go.
.ile y. ,ha,, ,,ra,,a;i - 80
wv oe.e' 80, ers hoat;ia r e. aa
% % ,,','in,;o,, IA n ,rosnsritv The1 orc
ei pIpula.n .,i lHu 60 " I i ,,as;ha, Whare
ioald ed',nat;9r ,,rava;I, tbs 9.a,,;t.J r;ah,s
poPaia, $3.50 - H. Cans.;t,i,;a,, - ~ >
9ne :.I S.it W l ths s''l,a % g the
oh''eu o';@ sahio IT, sn anL y. ', he
war, als NV taora was ons 80 n arpor j..
e"nu a. i h,' ,h;oh :, v,s so,,obt 70 seo,,ra
.ha senni,s ~ anr ITn;on victory Tbs svster
ss Ia in tho Sontb ~ necessity tsnt in
u siS noa ooo IS les T. IL laf,
lshoianCe 'oGtio'o d,,oot;ar 49,. 'o 80, ,ua'
unprostueu wiz, u LaJS;n - nu aa
per VI WI To- and f ~ p a,
PIE. WIN .n o;.;.en III. , un
tlie siase oesaue ~ .hor 4 49, IL ~;
WHITES nSiiai nc dAu ;L az as
~ens nus s"e uu Sn,,,ia,a5 r -, -, =. ~
citizeIship were oesIopeu ey a ~ .ns
states iase.y N [eIeai9p, upon ta. a,,,te
Pe1pe, "hise anu oo,o' w' III r;ast IS o;t;
hioei.Y auu .ne 1870 sdr y, .ns r. u o
zenship are eAe eia5 ~ 1 49, a.. '''
respecSs' VIC arc si"u W oe''ee 'n"'
ENCOURAGING PROGRESS
Has been made. The labor system has been
reorqanized. material prosperity is increasing,
race preiudices and antagonisms have dimin.
ished. the passions and animosities of the war
are subsidipg and the ancient harmony and
concord and patriotic national senti-
neuts are returning. But, after all,
we cannot fail to observe that
the immigration' winch SO ihIaiiio,y nho ous
the true conditions o, countries DOES NOT 20
largely 10 late siaVe-holuihe regions OIL ths
United states, great aeai Oh cheap ana
productive iand eau tnSre oe iou.o, were tue
population Is not rapidly increasing. "hen
our revolutionary iashers aoop'ed the ofai
nance OF 100 ior the government Oh the
NORTHWEST lerrleory, OUT Oh which ONO ana
Tour othe, greas oeates nave peeh c'Ar'Su'
they estaoiisheo' as the corneIstohe Oh Inc
Tree lnstl,uticns they wished 10 puii'; thls
article hersion, in"rail'y ana kho"isage
being necessary 70 good government and the
happihess Oh inalninu, sehoois anu 'iie means :,
9I eoucation ssiaa pe ioieVer encour'gea.
ohiortunaeeiY ior Tue conipie.e success Oh re-
construction IN INC South, inns s1one was re-
lscted py us puiiuers. slavery mao Deeh
destroyed oy Tue MAR, Sus les evils
iived siser II anu uepr.'eo many paris
OF the south OF ihteiisens sen'goVernment,
WITHOUT WHICH, III hineiiea AZ ieast, great