Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-04
NO. los.

heartfelt sympathy to the President and fami-
ly. (SignedU Fl. IL. HAMLIN.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July 3.-Hon. J. 6.
Blaine, secretary, Washington: The citizers
of Jacksonville, in common with the entire
country, are shocked at the intelligence of
assassination of the President and desire you,
to express to Mrs. Garfield their sincere SYM
pathy IN this hour OF her deep grief, and their
nope that the President may be spared 10 the
country, the genius of whose institutions
he so:graddly illustrates. (signed)
NORRIS DZELLINsKE, Lawyer.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-Hon. Jas g.
Blaine, Secretary of State, Washington: At
meeting of the Association of Louisiana, con-
vened by order of the President, John Nc
Emery called the association TO order and re-
ferring to the recent sad intelligence from
Washington of the attempt to assasslnate the
President, invited members to manifest their
sorrow and sympathy in some appropriate
manner, whereupon !. w. Patterson offered
the following resolution; be 1t
RESOLVED, That the news of the recent at
tempt at the assassination Of President Gar
field has been received and regarded by the
members of this association and by
their fellow countrymen, to be great
calamity TO the nation, and arouses
in the breasts of all patriotic citizens the pro-
dent and his family, and grave anxiety for the
troubles and turmoil that ma, result to the
public from the crime
Resolved, That we cherish the most earn
est and sincere hope, and unite with all good
people in their fervent prayers for the recov-
cry of the President from his great afi1Iction
These resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed and were ordered TO be telegraphed to the
secretary of state of the United States.
(Slgned) JoHN MoERERY, President'
ROBERT WADAMs, Secretary.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 3.-Hon. James G.
Blaine, secretary of state, Washington: Please
forward to his excellency, the President OF
tha United States, the profound sympathy OF
the italian Beneficial society, "Unicnee
Fretallonza" of Baltimore, and wishes for his
speedy recovery.
(Signed) NJ. VICCARI, President.
L. L. LAzzENI, Secretary.
COLUMBUS, o., July 3.-Hon. james G.
Blaine, secretary, Washington: The continued
favorable reports are gratefully received. l
have requested the people of the State to as
semble in the churches tomorrow forenoon
to engage in devotion to Almighty God, and
that the celebration tomorrow be conducted
in accordance with the then physical condition
of the President. May God grant him speedy
and full recovery. is the prayer OF ali. Please
read this dispatch to the President.
(Signed) CHAs. FOSTER.
To the above Secretary Blaine replied as fol
lows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., 9:15 P Nils excel
lency, Charles Foster, Governor OF Ohio:
| The President is deeply touched with the
| feelings of affection manifested by the people
| of his native Stat, as shown by your tele'
| gram just received. His condition Is un-
| changed. No unfavorable symptoms have
supervened and his fortitude and cheerfuiness
are admirable. trust the piuus and devoted
example of Ohio may be followed by other
| States of the Union tomorrow.
JAMES G.. BLAINE, Secretary of State.
ST. JOIN, n. B., July 5.-Hon. j. G..
Blaine, Washington: The citizens OF 81.
John desire to express their deep and heart
felt sympathy with the President and his, in
this time of their great afiiction They recog-
nize in the President great statesman and
Christian gentleman, and sincerely trust, In
the providence of the Almighty, he may soon
| be restored to perfect health:
S. JONES, Lawyer.