Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19

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recommendations By iha H mbsFs in
Session at Washington.
THE suSnRY cryiL niLL.


ysntion.
WAsHiNGToS, ID. c., Jan. ls.-A
special meeting Of the cabinet was held
this afternoon Mt which the following
executive order wos drafurI and
adopted:
To the people Of the United States.-
The death Of Rutherford Is. Hayes.
who was P.ojIont of the United
States from March 1, 1877, to March 4,
1851, at his home In Fremont, o., at
IL p. m. yesterday, was an event, tue
announcement OF which will DO re-.
ceiVed with very general and very
sincere sorrow. His public soryico
extended over many years, and over a
wide rarse 81 tillclal duty. lie was n
patriotic citizen, lover OF the nag aud
OF our Tree Institutions, IN industrious
| and conscientious civil officer, n
dauntless soldier, loyal comrade ana
friend, IA Sympathetic and helpful
neighbor, and an honOred head of a
happy Christian home. He has
steadily grown In public esteem and
the Impartial historian will not fail to
recognizs the conscientisusne,a, man.
Illness and courage that 30 strongly
characterized his whole iublic career,
AS an expression oil public sorrow il
Is ordered TINT the Executive Mansion
ami Executive Departments at Wash.
inston be drtped ~ mourning, an 1
the Hays thereon be placed ut half.mast
Tor period OF thirty days, md ON tbs
day Of the funeral all public business
shall lie suspended, and military and
naval honofe, under ORDER OF the
secretaries OF war and OF the navy,
be ordered on that day.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
BY the President:
j. w. FOSTER, Secretary Of State.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT
designated Captain Howell md Com.
manders DlcRens anu Houston TO
represent IL Ut the funeral. They left
for Fremont tonight.
Tbs attorney.general called the
attention OF tho Supreme Court 10 the
death OF the ex-President and the court
adjournod.
While knowledge Of ex.President
Hayes's serious illness somewhat pre-.
pared
THE sENA roRs AND REPRESENTA-.
JivE5
here for the sad news OF his death, still
II came with u shock to many OF those
who knew him Intimately anu were
hopeful OF his ability to resent the last
attack. Senator Sherman, perhaps,
was more intimately associated with
ex.Pre,ident Hayes than any other
senator, ana as a member OF his cabinet
was officially associated with the ad.
minis,ration, He was deeply moved,
and after the Senate adjourned at his
motion, he said. 81 know him a. well,
perhaps, as any one can know another.
He was always fair aud lust friend
and foe, and sometimes failed TO say 'nu,
when IL would have been better for him
TO have done so, because his disposition
was 10 oblige every one. The South
should feel profoundly grateful to him,
Tor with Infinite courage he extended
to the white men OF that section an
opportunity to reorganize their states |
Mt IA time when they had been bitterly
unjust TO him. The death OF HAYES
comes TO me like sudden blow, but 4 |
believe he was ~ well prepared for |
Heath as human nature will permit any |
OF us t. be-"
Senator Brlce spoke very feelingly of |
Hayes, whom he knew we'll. ~ will,
at tins proper time" said he, "pay my
tribute TO the worth OF Mr.. Hayes as a |
man, n citizen anu public official, |
A n Democrat, criticised with much |
hate aud great feeling the conduct aud |
course OF affairs by which he became
but the warmth aud kindli-
ness, fairness aud tenderness of the
sx.President were such that 1 was
never able 10 feel In any sense OF re-
sentiment against him Individually.
'an now see that his administration,
cd TO that perfect union, the blessings
II which we are now njoying."
The death OF ex.Presilent HAYES
vas received quietly by the members
II the House. The members nearly
very one were personally acquainted
With the ex-Pr.slient, and spoke kind.
y OF him. In speaking the sentiment
II the Democrats OF Ohio toward
iayes, Representative Cultivate, n
D ,mocrat, SAID: "rhe Democrats of
)nio always regarded him as con.
man, n patriot, and devoted
" thN ihAtit5No W mo ptaNt Suu COuu- |
ry."
II preventative Dugan, a Democrat,
alu: "Hayes was popular In Ohio. The
Democrats never blamed him person.
lily for the result OF 1875. He did no
more than Tllden. rhey both per.
nitted their respective party friends TO
york the matter out,and d. not think
ny blame 10 attached to the mind OF
Democrats towards Mr.. Hayes. He was
popular man; patriot in war and a
atriot In peace and loved the whole
Inion.v
Representative Caldwell said there
Gas deep regret among ohio Republi.
aus. Mr.. Hayes career was one OF
he most remarkable 0fany public man
a the country.
Mr.. Burrows OF Michigan said:
President Hayes deserves and will
OLD a. honorable place In the history
I this country. In civil and Ia mill.
,ry life he discharged every trust with
deity, and when occasion requireI
Exhibited reserved power and courage
lual to auy emergency"
THE "EvENING sTARO
avs this tribute 10 the OK. President.
"rhat great man died when Ruth.