Hayes *
Rutherford B. Hayes
Rutherford Birchard Hayes
President Hayes

President Hayes had sent the requested troops to Martinsburg, only to receive another message saying that violence there had stopped.

President Hayes was not hit and dispatched fire and rescue parties to the stricken ships.

During President Hayes's administration he was Secretary of State.

In 1876 he was chosen presidential elector, casting his vote for President Hayes.

President Grant did nothing further in the matter, and it remained open when President Hayes came into office.

It is a strategic border trade, in the Department of President Hayes.

Unless President Hayes is a strong man they will soon come to boast that their government is composed of the "biggest scoundrels" in the world.

A plate on the front of the desk presented to President Hayes bears the following inscription:

The director of the center graciously turned down the offer for the long-dead President Hayes.

"I want to know now which is the best way we can live for a long time," he told President Hayes.