The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-14

,gettlng IN 'ne mourn W oo,''.N :,
boo.ipg Of President Garfield was 'h'
Of q political conspiracy. Mr.. o'"o'
made no such suggestion publicly nor
"A known here, privately. What he
70 in the house Of commons. on mon,
respopse to Sir Stafford Northcote's
~ whether the government cosId com
,ste anything touching the teri,ple
.trocious crime, was SIMPLY toa.
rould not be surprised that thar
on should be asked 10 regard 10 the
"a. the character OF which ~as such ss
esct the attention of the whole ct the
ed world, and which 80 grestly afiectec
e,ipgs and welfare Of natlon' not
Friendly to England, but growing more
ly yearly. -,
ciol bulletin, 8 p. m. The favorable
(tion of the president continues. bis
i, IO6; temperature 100 and : III; res
on 20.
IL, poNDENCE BETwEEN coNKLlNG AND
M'vEAGH.
Washington, Jul, THE following cor
Endepce has passed between Senator
inc and Attorre, General McVeagb
FIJI Avenue Hotel, Nav Yoik July o.
Dear Sir-In adherence with
!, ali decent men alike shudder,
u sttemp ut to murder the president, l
given thought to the mstter to which
sttention NAV or may not have been
IA. Our criminal code treats OF premeo-
\ homicide in oil cases alike, irrespective
d victim. the murder being visited by
reatest penslty Perhaps no distinction
een one case and another couldbe founded
lblic relations had by persons slain, oul
Sc of an attempt to murder, Or ad as
Ions can be made between asssultiDg the
NJ an Individual, ard attempting to take
of specific value to the whole p,ecpiy;
shocking occurrence OF Saturday, 1
demands that the definition OF the
shment of assaults amid as
executive officers, whether
essfnl or not, should be made
pughly vigorous. The man who st-
Is the life of president, IT morally
nsible, commits an offense which the
"a ought to guard against and punish
Exercising all power civilized nsuons
employ 1 suggest this as deserving
My profound sympathies
with the president and with all OF you
~ hour. The conflict of reports keeps
and fear striving with each other, with
hing stable except feith, G.. Least, that the
81 is over and past I viii you would
ness to the president my de pest sympa-
ia this hour, which s1onld hush all dis
y aud enlist all prayers for his safe de-
sance. Please also give 70
!! Garfield my most respectful
5olence. Trusting that all will be we'll.
4 cordially yours.
Roscoe CoNKLING.
Washington, July $40 Hon. Roscoe
king. New York-Thanks for your lot.
of 9th, which has just reached me: Its
gestions will be carefully considered and
kind messages of sy mpathy will be con
I'd to the president and Mrs. Garfield at
earliest opportunity.
.ANpsoME PRESENT To MRS. GARFIELD.
' Washington, July 7.-Postmsster General
les has received telegram from MT.
.sor, secretary of NV York chamber OF
.merce, in which the latter requests the
tmaster general to say to Mrs. Garfield
the members of tine New York chamher
commerce have subscribed $3.50 OOO
be- presented to her both as token
their sincere esteem and sympathy,
IS a means of relievingthe mind OF the
.ident entirely from anxiety, with regard
be future ss to his family.
"A. lannral .IAmaa
led to to-day as follows: Your dispatch
been delivered to Mrs. Garfield. y"
int of it she remarked that there was
much that was touching and beautiful
the sympathy of the people OF
whole country that she did not
, 10 trust herself to think OF 1t.
CONGRATULATIONS.
July the reading OF The
etin from Washington on change, giving
.vorable view of the press dents copdl
was listened TO with stiffness, denotlne
nso interest and the reading was followed
hearty cheering and interchange OF con-
ulations.
RESTING QUIETLY.
has been no change IN
condition of the president since the date
he last official bulletin. He is resting
tly.
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Tashington, July Hon. B. K. Bruce,
ter of the treasury, has received hun
s of letters and kilograms from Missis-
/, from both white aud black, democrats
republicans, doAOunciUg the assassina-
Of the president, and expressing sincere
, for hfa rannvarv