New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
CONGRATULATIONS FROM ALL SIDES.

CONGRA | CLA IIONS L KUN ALL SlDES.
DISPATCHES TO GENERAL GAEFIrLp FROM PREsI-
BENr HAYES, SENATOR BLAINE, SECRETARY
eHERMAN AND MANY OTHERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBrNE.l
CHICAGO. June S. The following are few among
the hundreds Of dispatches which General Garfield
received within an hour, concentrating hlm on his
nominations
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAsHINGTON. ID. e.. June = 1880.
General JAMES A. GARFIELD:
You will receive no hcartcr cOngraiulation o.day
than mine. Thus botn for your OWN and your coun-
try's sake. H. H. HAYES.
WASHINGroN. ID. G.. June g. 1880.
The Hon. JAMES A. GAlIItLp;
Names vote, tins moment cast for you. is with
my cordial concurrence. hope it will aid III secur-
ing your nomination and III securing victory Tor the
Republican party. JAMES g. BLAINP.
WAsmINGTON, ID. c.. June =. 1850.
General GARFIELD:
congratulate you with all my heart upon your
nomination President of the United States. You
have saved the RcpublIcan party and tie county
from a great peril and assured the continurd suc-
crsS of Republican principles. JonN SHE.MAN
j. BBowman telcgrIphs from Washington. u C.:
Accept INV hearty congratulations Kcntuck'
Will shout Tor you III November"
Charles +. Fitch. Editor Of The Rocbcsicr IN. ~
Dcmoc,0t tclcgraphs "Glory 10 Cod in the high
est Peace ald good Will to the RrImblican party,
A dispatch signed by citizens of Ashtahula saws ::
" Ashtabula sends hrI congratulations o her favor
ito Senator. the President of the Unite Stnc>"
Ex-CougIc,smau s ". Kellogg Of Connecticut.
sends "A thousand congratulations. hearty and
sincere"
Commissioner John !. Davenport. Of Nrg-Yulk {:
Accept my warmcst congratulations. Your romi-
M tiut, ~ ruuiV .tlrut a a ,t cir,iiou -
Collector +. 4. Merritt. of Nrw-Yoik " CON
graduate you yonr nomination. You will be
elected PRESIDENT and the country VIII lrjoIcr."
Ex.CongrrSsman Daniord, of OHIO: " | congratu.
late our next President"
The Hon. Hugh n. Camp. Of Ncw-Yorh Ten
thousand CONGRATULATIONS from one who knows yon
but slightly but knows you to be- a Christian and
patriot Count OH Ncw-YOrk."
Murat lIalstead. Editor Of The Cincinnati Commcr-
ciai TO Governor Foster: Tell Garfield forgive
him."
Congressman J. A. Ilubbcll: 81 congratulate
yOu. and am ready TO take my coat on"
Ex-ConHcssman loraIo Bsbee, jr al con-
graduate the country and you on your nomina-
ton"
Congressman Henry s. Neil: "Your Republican
colleagues in Washington send hearty congratua-
TONS"
Samuel Bell Of Philadelphia: "Pcnnsylvania
grccts Ohio, and concratulatcs you as the next
President OF the United States The keystone
Stone will give you twenty -nino electoral votes in
November"
notwithstanding of the Treasury j. X Upton /:
"A thousand congratulations. Every body hero de.
lighted"
Congressman William j. Kelley: Accept con-
gratulalions aud pledge Of earnest support"
The Hon. T.. d. Morgan of Ncw-Yurk Please
accept my hearty congratulations. Our people are
rejoicing at the result of the thirty ballot
predicted it before the Convention met. Your
nomination is received with the greatest satisfac-
ton III this city. All are now confident Of succes1U
Governor William l.. Smith of Wisconsin =" Ac.
ccpt most hearty congratulations on your nomna-
tion with assurances Of tho electoral vote OF WIs-
cOnSin."
Consul-General !. Q. Smith, of Montreal: God
bless you"
Governor Cheney. of Manchester, ~ H. Gre
jOcing in this city over Garliclds nomination. Ono
hundred guns being fired"
Congressman Elnsten: q" Praise God from whom
all blessings flow, My warmest congratulations
and heartiest support. Ny district, promise, will
report nObly for YOU"
Ex-Congrcssman Senor, Of Virginia, telegraphs
from Cheyenne wv: a citizen of the Oldest
State sends warmest congratulations from the
youngest Territory"
Ex-COngressmau l.. Cass Carpenter tolegra ph
from Denver, Col; "Will support your nominations
with three electoral votes"
The Hon. Cortlandt Parker OF New-Jersey ::
my sincere congratulations TO tho country and
to you"
Ex-ConHessman James q. NeRley, of Pittsburg
PennJ Your nomination affords intense satsfac-
ton TO the Republicans of tins city. Allegheny
County will give you a splendid majority"
4. b. Wight, Washington correspondent of Tho
Chicago Tribune tclegraphs; Heartiest congratu-
lations. The Democrats acknowledge that yOu will
be the hardest to beat, and the Republicans are
united in the belief that you have saved the party
from destruction, and the country from grave
peril"
The Marquis DE Chambrun telegraphsI Accept
my most sincere congratulations upon being pro