What was the domestic policy of Rutherford B. Hayes?

Rutherford B. Hayes's domestic policy focused on reconciliation after the Civil War and the restoration of the Union. He advocated for civil service reform, aiming to reduce corruption and patronage in government jobs. Hayes also supported the withdrawal of federal troops from the South, which effectively ended Reconstruction. His administration emphasized economic recovery and the promotion of industry, while navigating the challenges of a rapidly changing society.