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NOTES 203

NOTES                                                                          203

 

39. Julius H. Seelye to Hayes, February 17, 1879, ibid.

40. Advance, February 6, 1879.

41. J. George Butler to Hayes, February 17, 1879, Hayes Papers. The rights of

American missionaries and merchants in China depended upon the terms of the

Treaties of Peace, Amity, and Commerce negotiated with China in 1844 and 1858. See

Malloy, Treaties, I, 196-232.

42. S. Wells Williams to Hayes, February 21, 1879, Hayes Papers.

43. Christian Union, February 26, 1879.

44. Henry Ward Beecher to Hayes, February 26, 1879, Hayes Papers.

45. William Brockie on behalf of the Philadelphia Maritime Exchange to Hayes.

March 1, 1879, ibid.

46. Resolutions of the Chamber of Commerce of the state of New York relative to

Chinese immigration, February 27, 1879, ibid.

47. Edwards Pierrepont to Hayes, February 17, 1879, ibid.

48. A. A. Sargent to Hayes, February 25, 1879, enclosing G. K. Fitch to Sargent,

February 25, 1879, ibid.

49. William  Irwin to Hayes, February 27, 1879; John H. Kinkead to Hayes, Feb-

ruary 28, 1879; mayors of Sacramento, San Francisco, and Los Angeles to Haves, Feb-

ruary 24, 25, 27, 1879. Ibid.

50. Vice-president and secretary of Board of Trade of Portland, Oregon, to Hayes,

February 25, 1879; secretary and vice-president of the Chamber of Commerce of As-

toria, Oregon, to Hayes, February 27, 1879. Ibid.

51. Clergymen of San Francisco and Oakland to Hayes, February 26, 1879, ibid.

52. Austin J. Roberts to Hayes, February 22, 1879; James W. Newton to Hayes,

February 23, 1879, Ibid.

53. Republican State Central Committee to Hayes, February 25, 1879; president of the

Young Men's Republican Club to Hayes, February 26, 1879; Republicans in the

Eleventh Senatorial District of San Francisco to Hayes, February 25, 1879, Ibid.

54. Loring Pickering to Sargent, February 25, 1879, enclosed in Sargent to Hayes,

February 25, 1879, ibid.

55. Philip Roach to Bayard, January 16, 18, 1879, Bayard Papers.

56. Portland Daily Standard, January 7, 1879.

57. Garfield Diary, February 24, 1879, James A. Garfield Papers, Library of Con-

gress.

58. New York Times, April 10, 1879.

59. T. Harry Williams, ed., Hayes: The Diary of a President, 1875-1881 (New

York, 1964), 187-190.

60. Garfield Diary, February 23, 1879, Garfield Papers.

61. Williams, Hayes Diary, 189.

62. Memoranda, February 23, 28, 1879. Notes from the Chinese Legation.

63. Richardson, ed., Messages and Papers, IX, 4466-4472. William   Henry Smith

claimed that Evarts wrote the veto message. See Memorandum of William Henry Smith,

September 9, 1891, Hayes Papers. The New York Times, March 3, 1879, thought that

the message was written by both men.

64. Congressional Record, 45 cong., 3d sess., 2276-77.

65. Memoirs of Thomas C. Donaldson, May 16, 1879. Unpublished typed copy,

Hayes Library.

66. Hayes to Beecher, March 1, 1879, Hayes Papers.

67. Nation, March 6, 1879.

68. New York Times, March 3, 1879.

69. Williams, Hayes Diary, 192.

70. Pletcher, The Awkward Years, 199-201.

71. William Dean Howells to Hayes, March 16, 1879, Hayes Papers.

RACE: PRINCIPLES AND POLICY OF RUTHERFORD B. HAYES

1. R. B. Hayes to Murat Halstead, February 2, 1866, Charles R. Williams, ed., Diary

and Letters of Rutherford B. Hayes (Columbus, Ohio, 1922-26), III, 16, to be herein-

after cited as Hayes, Diary and Letters. Letter of Rutherford B. Hayes to Manning F.

Force, March 17, 1866. Rutherford B. Hayes Papers, The Rutherford B. Hayes Library.

Speech of Hayes at Town Hall, 17th Ward, Cincinnati, Ohio, September 7, 1866, ibid.

2. Guy M. Bryan to Hayes, May 18, 1867, ibid.