The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-07

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quite number of prominent ladle
! and several young ladies and gentle
men. Such OF the Governors com
mittee as proceeded to Ogden wit
the ladies accompanying them, rod
in the Presidents cars. The tran
left promptly a. 80. and arrived II
Ogden in little less than an hon
and e half. A short time after th
start President Hayes, accompanied
by Hon. George Q. Cannon, cam'
through the Uian Central cars
which were at the rear end of thI
train, and was Introduces to all
When be arrived in the car in Whict
President Taylor vas seated be sAt
down, and the two had another pretty
lengthy conversation touching upon
local topics and matters pertaining to
Utah and the MormoDs. While thic
conversation was going on, the ladie.
we're taken in and introduced to Mira.
Hayes, she returning with them and
sitting and chatting for some time.
She is 8 charming lady, winning the
esteem Of all with whom she comes
in contact, and is so courteous and
pleasant to all alike, and is withal so
apparently genuine and sppreciative
as TO leave 6 most fascinating impres
sion. Presently she and the President
returned to their car, when General
Sherman came through and was also
presented to oh person. He chAited
freely with the ladies and gentlemen
and talked for some time with Gen.
Wells, expressing his pleasure at what
be had seen and at the good the
people who had built up this country
had accomplished. He adverted to
this subject on other occasions and
expressed himzelf freely-at one time,
while in the Walker House parlors.
during the reception, remArking that
be had seen q great many fine chill
1reD, which was the best recommen-
1ation a community could have.
When the train arrived at Ogden,
Secretary Ramsey came through the
rear cars and was also introduced to
hose present. The train was switched
1nto the Central Pacific track and the
cars parted company. The same gaily
decorated engine that brought them
here took them hack, and was
with small canon, which
vas fired of upon !heir arrival at
Ogden.
At the Ogden depot a crowd soon
collected and che President under
vent the Handwriting process with
al that desired, and he spoke to
many, some recognizing him as their
Did army officer. A delegation from
in two beautiful cars, here
net the party, and will accompany it
% California. The President, Score
airy Ramsey, Gen. Sherman, and in |
act all, expressed themselves as sur
)rised and more than pleased with |
what they had seen and at the man
Ter in which they had been treated,
secretary Ramsey stating that he
would visit Utah some time in the
uture and spend a week.
At $50 o'clock the special left Og-
len for this city, the members of the |
Governors committee and ladies re-
urning with the other, and all sp-
bearing satisfied at the manner in
which the event just ended had passed |
Fl.
The President and party were still |
It Ogden, but expected to leave in
lAlf an hour. The party consists of |
DE President, Mrs. Hayes, Birchard |
Hayes, Rutherford B. Hayes, John
". Heron, Mrs. Heron. Mrs. ]. G
DR.. Huntington, John
smeson. Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Gen.
". L. Sherman, Miss r. Sherman,
drs. Audenreid, Mrs. Hunt. Gen. a.
DO D. MoCook, Col. 7 F. Barr, Mrs.
). F. Barr, Mr.. Furness.