, 1881-03-09
His Arrival, After Five Years Alb
sence, at Hi3 Home in
Fremont.
A Warm Greeting Extended by His
Many Warm and True
Friends.
lle II Conducted TO ltia House by n
Procession Numbering Several
Thousand,
A Speech Of Welcoma, to Which Mr.. Hayes,
Replies In q Happy Vein.

Replies In u Happy Vein.
Special Dttp4ich to The Chttden Tribune.
CtnvEE.Asn. o., Mnrclh ga sp1pnl rr.m Fro
mont aays: "I'rcslrnt iIayes nnd fnmlIy ar
rived Ill this city ut u clock thls evening. nlld
wurc teItlurt'l Il very Itattcrng reception By
their friends, Irrespective Ut purity. Tlle wrnth-
cr could not have bGCl more fnnnspEcuns. lilo
streets ts,IilK IN IL terril'e condition from tile
recent thaw md light ruins. md tito niHht was
t1ar|s n,,A tito sky lowering Notwithstanding I'LL
ts. HovtrII thousand {uullo wultdc'l ,lelr why
10 thu depot antl thorc nwulte1 tho return vi
t!loir distinguished tuwiistuau. Tho Committee
Of Arrangements hnd III ibo abort ttmo given
nrr,tpRe.l very tusty decorations about
tllq. depos and alon9 tho luo ot
marca. Public buildings and private
residences wcre Illuminated ind decorated very
prettIy. Ou tho arrival of tho train tho cx-
President ind wife. accompanied ny tho ltccep-
ton Conln,!ttcc. which met than Ut Clyde, re-
paired to carrlnges III wattinR, and =
Till: LINE OF MARCH
w1s takon up lit tho following order: Light
t,,nr,t I,nnd, Reception Committee, Gun. ald
Mrs. Hayes thu Mayor and city utlicLals, tho
Aron Cleo ClMb. Following tlIeso canlo alIlIcr-
INT Orrlcrs and to1Kcs ot tho city, ntcrsperscL
with iantls of music, and tHAtly. cftzcns In
rtaRcs and on foot. On tho arrival Of tho pro-
cesson at tho resitlonco Of Mr.. liaycs tho pHrtr
HHkAtttA AH8 Hl'lG1ol4 l1INHHe.
Tho Hon. tfu!ucr Everett delivered II welcoming
nddrcss, whcl, wns nby responded to by Ar.
finycs. The A7lun Glcc Club. musical orRan-
iznt!0n OF tho city. followed with 4 sunE OF wc-
como, mt ttse11 cx-l'rcsiiIent md t1rs. IInyes
greeted NIL their old frloilds nhd nclun!ntNnces
with a cordial Misunderstanding, after which tho
crowd DISPERSED md Mr. md Mrs. linyes were
usrIEnED INTO TIIE1H OLD HOME,
which Is 50 dear to thonl. III tho past four
trsrl hurn hprtt iniev
nnI bealttylns the old hotnc, aud 1t IL NOW
neary completed, md Is model of con-
vonlcnce aud elegance Mr. and MrR Hayes
! wero accompanied by tholr only daughter,
Miss Fannic Hayes, aud Itushorford AMI Scott
ltnycs. Miss Lucy Cooke, Of ChIllTcosho.
cousin Of Mrs. Hayes. also accompanied tho
purity. This demonstration WIS wholly nnnollt-
ical, 1t being participated In by every ono trrc-
srcctive OF party. and IL demonstrutfve OF tho
high rrgar,l In which Mr. and Mrs. Hhyes ara
,eld. Ono plcRsinE icnturo of tho orcntng was
tho participation of schopl'childre1, thofo being
Abuut zoo III procession"
THE PRESS ACCOUNT.
10 tue Irtssttt Aisoclaffd FrtH-
FREMONT, o., March B.-Ex-Prcsidcnt IIaycs.
accompanied by Mrs. Hayes and their sons
rutherford anu Scott, md Afss Lucy Cook, mr.
rived horn at I this evening front Cleveland.
Thoy were mot ut the depot, which was finely
decorated, by ovrr.,OCu ritizcns,. who oheerud
tho purity enthusiastically rs they passed. bo-
| ucnth tho n,uttu, "Frcn,out Welcomes tho ito
| turn ut cx-lrcsusnt and Mrs Iinycs." Il
| Reception Committee OF tcn prominent ctlzpus
mot the ex-I'resdont ut Clydo ntil cscurtcl him
| from bis special cur to u carriage, which was
surrounded by nearly two hundred torcll-btar-
| ers. Tho lnree c0ncourso Of people then formed
| Il procHssion In tho following order: Light
Gnnrd band; Reception C,mmlttcc; Ex-Prcs-
| idpnt Hayes md EnrtY;:t tho Mayor. and city
| nItir ina. Arf Ipa
ltollcrsye lAnd; tlvo hundred chIltlrcn;
81. Joscph's Sodal!tyi cttlzens III carringos and
| On foot,
Al the residences, public buildings. lawns,
anu tho pnrk along the line Of tnAEch
wEItE BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED,
with splendid elect Following Croghan atrcel,
tilcn nioug l}rcharl avenue to uucklunl nv
enue, thoncc to sp!egel Grove, tho homc Of tho
cr-PreaIdcnt. Tho procession t!natly haitcJ boz
| f0re tho high piazza OF tho handsome residence
ttnt IL to shelter thu lato Inmates Ut tho Whte-
lIousc. Mr.. and Mira. Hayes stoUl III the stoor-
wAy mud acknowledged tho applause OF tho as
rho linn. Homer Ryorctt thon delivered a]
address Ut weiconc In which no referred to til
ponalno nnd he,.rty feeling Of, welcome
Inv IN their midst; nf hls carly political al.
q biz snS "nsas "Sy s of sss s sas s"s 81
tho Nation. In the courso Of bis remarks,
MIR. EVERETT SAID:
"T0 give m nccuunt 0t your trfals, ar!atng
low fowl a,abltIos.s @ scators u tIs epbtican party
or % state sycn 1r"t!y, NJ! tho grand successes
nd Of yeur IT,. Adntn'srn,Gn
you LIE Ss; ;a oa Of ssk t2 s sy ss . IT,
a tity psty 'As wsa Sls"y ana 1s RaR'3f ha ~
FUSED e to ~, i majority. and made
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