The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-05
VENI, VIDI, VICI.
hsssBtIss q rSssIdsat Hayes Asa
Party In ChsysaAs.
The speeches or President Hayes.
see Ramsey and Gea. sherman.

caiendAr OF Cheyenne. Ibe people
were out in holiday attire; the city was
decorated with q p~rofusion OF flags and
bunting; the president Of the United
States and party passed through the
city and received a hattering ovation.
IL all came about in this wise:
When the president was able to fix
upon a time for taking his journey
westward the citizens talked OF tender
ing him the hospitality Of the city, and,
in order to give shape and method TO
this desire, Mayor Addoms called a
meeting Of citizens, and the result was
the appointment OF n committee of
eighteen citizens 10 make all arrange
ments on the part Of the city.
At FIRST the plan adopted embraced a
grand banquet, and on Friday Mayor
Addoms autographed the president Of
the fact. But Mr.. Hayes declined this
honor because there was a dining car
on his train. With this exception the
arrangements were carried out as at
first made.
At the depot a dais or.platform was
erected In front OF the dining room
with n large American flag for a cover
ing. This was for the use Of the speak
ers.
Shortly after nine O'Clock, railroad
time, on yesterday morning, u special
car pulled out Of the depot bound for
Egbert station TO meet the presidents
special train. There were on board.
Mayor Addoms, the governor, Secretary
Morgan, Mrs. Morgan, Major Lord,
Mrs. Lord, Major Nash, Mrs. Nash,
Miss Nash, Capt. Heath, Mrs. Heath,
Capt. Bowman, Lieut.. Noyes, Hon.
A. II. Converse, Mrs. Converse, Gen.
David, Mrs. David. Col. J.. Murrin, e.
+. Anne't, esq. Judge Carey,
Mrs. Carey, Hon. w. W. Corlett.
Mrs. corlett, Judge Fisher, Philip Da-
ter, esq, J. G. Baird. Mrs. Baird, L.
A. Slack, and Mrs. Slack.
The trains met at Egbert, and the
citizens a was attached 10 the presi-
dents train, and the journey into Chey-
enne was resumed. The president i'm
mediately went into the citizens car
and was duly presented 70 all. Like
wise, Mrs. Hayes, Gen. sherman, Sec.
Ramsey, and soon after, all Of the lady
and gentlemen visitors.
Al soon as the train reached the de-
pot the national salute was hired by n
detail Of the Sd cavalry, with two
twelve pounders south of the depot
TN -, .o..a,,.a =, ..o,,a ,,.,hor
A"o ."'s fNo''e,
Ing ABOUT one thousand, shouted u gio-
rious welcome, and the Sd cavalry band
strucL nm with .,IIaiI IN n fubiefn
T,...r.,s.. 80 ..-,v..-. Il, a.
Pies :. P"'''
b dais described owe Zen. brack-
EFT and the officers of his command at
Fort Russell. then paid their respects
omc,aIlv 10 the ,res;d.nt Secondary
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iHlhsey anu oenerai 'herinih'
The governor welcomed the party,
and Mayor Addoms. In a few remarks,
axt.ndaa tho hosn,,al,,v of the citv 10
fresideht hayes anu ifiehus' cohciuu-
ing by introducing the president TO the
assemblage. Mr.. Hayes advanced to
the front and smoke as follows.
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wne.e We aIe go'ng. lna. rs " very
snoi. s.ory W .eh, anu yet whuc III
telling y we are gettlng aciuaihtea. l
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one,msn.s style. livery man .nat Us IN
puplc i,,1, WHY mas naa eApelicmcol ~
nanasuaAlhs lais upon some pa rcunai
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ootu VI his own hanus III oaps.nese
slyie.l uo hot thihh tnis SHOWS