Rutherford B. Hayes

Type your answer here... In 1845, Hayes began practicing law in Ohio. From 1858-61, he served as the Cincinnati City Solicitor. Hayes served in the Civil War, rising to the rank of major general of volunteers. He showed valor on the battlefied having been wounded several times. He resigned soon after Lee surrendered in 1865. Hayes was quickly elected as a U.S. Representative serving from 1865-67. In 1868, Hayes became the Governor of Ohio. He served from 1868-1872 and again from 1876-77 when he became President

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He struck a backroom deal with Samuel Tilden (the Democratic Candidate) and the Electoral College that if he were elected that he would end Reconstruction even though Tilden received more popular votes. However, Tilden knew that a Republican ending Reconstruction would carry a lot more weight than if a Democrat did and conceded him the presidency. True to his word, Hayes promptly ended Reconstruction (which led to the immediate establishment of Racial Segregation and the Jim Crow Laws).

He was born and grew up in Delaware, Ohio . He spent most of adult life in Fremont, Ohio where you can still visit his home of Speigel Grove, his presidential library and tomb.

Helped settle the Paraguay-Bolivia boundary war.

The 1877 election was an election that was undecided so the final decision was made by 8 men who would be President. A deal was made between Hays and his opponent to end the occupation of federal troops in the southern states. This deal stopped any movement by southern politicians to carry on providing for the newly freed slaves and set the stage that Southern African Americans to be discriminated against and kept second class citizens for another 100 years. Another decision that carried extreme results was his decision to make General Sherman in charge of the troops in the Indian wars. Little Big Horn had just taken place and the president had to send troops into Native American lands. Sherman had a philosophy of total war. It had worked for him in civil war and so he decided that he would use it again against Native Americans. The most important food source in the plains was the buffalo. He decided to kill the buffalo herds and hired people to do just that. Bill Cody killed over 5,000 in a few months. That's where his name Buffalo Bill Cody came from. Sherman succeeded in killing the herds and that in return killed the Native Americans. These two decisions set the tone for Native Americans and African Americans that effected them into modern history.

Rutherford's father died a few months after he was born and when Rutherford got married to Lucy Ware Webb,they had 8 children.did you also know that rutherford kept a diary from age twelve to when he died which is a age seventy when he died of a hard attack.

Rutherford B. Hayes graduated from Harvard Law School and was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1845.

The age he was when he became a president is 48

his interests were Croquet, Driving, Shooting

No. Hayes had no known African ancestry.

Yes he did his children were,

Boy Birchard Austin (1853-1926) Boy James Webb Cook(1856-1934) Boy Ruthord Platt (1858-1927) Boy Joesph Thompson ( 1861-1863) boy George Crook (1864-1866) Girl Fanny (1867-1950) boy Scott Russell (1871-1923) Boy Manning Force (1863- 1864

Rutherford Birchard Hayes was the 19th President of the United States from March 4 1877 to March 4 1881 and was twice the Governor of Ohio 1868-1872 and 1876-1877. Rutherford B Hayes face is on the million dollar bill which is a colector bill.

No. These bills were never legal tender and never had any face value. The United States has never issued any million-dollar bills . There are "million-dollar" bills which have no monetary value, each with a picture of a president and, I think, other portraits as well.

It is unknown as to why Rutherford B. Hayes wanted to be president. Hayes was actually chosen as a presidential candidate by the Republican party in 1875 and held a secret oath because of the tension around the election.

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Hayes married Lucy Ware Webb in 1852.

The names are "Lorenzo Hayes" (1815-1825) and "Sarah Sophia Hayes" (1817-1821), both died in childhood.

His surviving sibling was "Fanny Arabella Hayes" (1820-1856), he was very close with her.

During the Hayes Administration from 1877 - 1881, the major events included:

The end of Reconstruction ~ One of Hayes's first acts as President was to withdraw federal occupation from the South, as he had promised that he would do. On April 10, 1877, the soldiers left South Carolina, and on April 24, the last federal troops marched from Louisiana. Hayes hoped that the end of Reconstruction would restore the two-party system in the South. But, the Democrats won back their solid hold on the South.

Civil service reform ~ Hayes had fought Congress in the fight to reform the system, but, they refused to help him. However, the public supported the President, and it opened the way for later Presidents to make civil service reforms.

The only US coin with Hayes on it has a face value of $1 and that is what it is worth. ( A coin dealer has to make a profit and he can't get them for less than a dollar, so he would charge more for one. )

Hayes withdrew the last federal troops from the South thereby ending Reconstruction.

Your question makes no sense. Eisenhower wasn't president until 1953, and he wasn't on a coin until 1971.

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