, 1881-09-21

TIE QUEEN TO Mis-. GAJtFIEI4D.
sptetal D1pateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LoSG BRANCH, N. j., Sept 20-This dis
patch Inns been received by Airs. Garfield:
Words caunot express tho deep sympathy
feel With you. bfay God support and comfort
you, rs 1fe alone Gun. THE QUEEN, unlnorut.
THE METHODIST COUNCIL.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-At tho Methodist Eoumon-
ieal Conference todny, bcforo tho conmoncc-
1ncnt OF husincss. tho Roy. Joukfns, ox-prcsl-
don't Of tho Wesleyan Conference, moved tho
following resolution;
"rhts conference, assembled on tho Inst day
of Its session, has learned with tho deepest grief
OF tho lcccase OF President Garfield, ind OK
presses Its profound sympathy with tho Amorl-
cur Nation, aud especially with Mrs. 0arlicld, In
this great and aorrowtul bereavement"
Jenk|us reminded tho members that on tho
first day of tho conference they had sent across
tho ocean tnessagu 10 tho vito Of tho lato
President expressing fcrvent hnpe for tho
sptedy recovery OF hor husbands and On this
last tay they were going to tnoye a message to
tho widow Of him whom God In Ills providence
Inns takcn way. Th's deep BORROW would, ho felt
assured, unito uturo olosely tho American and
English Nations.
Tho Rov. Douglas, Of canada, seconded tho
resolution, and alluded In feeling torms to tho
loss TINT had bocn sustained.
Tho resolutions was uArro1 nultd lecp silence.
TIE NEWS OF PRESIDENT aAuF1ELp's
DEATH
was Immediately teiographed to Gladstone.
4 DISPATCH FROM GLASGOW
says: "Tho death OF President Gartctd ia tho
only topic Of conversation on tho exchange
here. The tlaGa OF public and private buildings,
aul OF tic great American liners, arc Ut huff
nast. ..-. '.........
SIMILAR MANIFESTATIONS
7f rfntJF AoEn
Cardl1, and elsewhere. Tho interest tnkcn by
tlsa working classes, and the way In which thoy
gathered around tho ptacarllcd announcements
In tho streets Of tho great Lancashire tuwns,
was especially uotlceable.
TIE "rALL MALL GAZETTE"
tbfs evening says: '*Today there Will scarcely be
ono EnXlshman in thousand who will not read
uf Prasldout Oas3eld's doath with regret 10 real.
and ~ deep, az II no had boon ruler Of our
own land. a communion Of eorrows unltes tho
ocean-sundorcd uatnbers OF tho English raca
today moro c1osely than 1t haa over boon united
since l7se. There ia somethlnK peculiarly touch-
lug Ia the subsldopeo OF purity rccrlmlnatton as
suon "a Gu!teau'a fatal shot was tircd. bfnch ID
wa reHrot hfa untimely end. and much as mau-
kl1d must exooratb tho murderer, tho Incident
Is ono which will probably contribute
mofo to ths stability and unity OF tho
ItcpuhtIo than anything thut could have
hesn objected by President 0articla's Ad'
mlatatration. Another tie Of atron9 hu1nRn
Interest has linked tho 6tates to the political
contra Of tho Union. Another hAlownd mem.
orr has been added to tho historical Inheritance
OF the Republle. Tho ideAl OF American olti-
xeuship Will 10 purlaod anu elevated W the
thought OF bis simplicity, devotion, aud patriot"
Ism. X 1t werp nut for h!s wffs'a sorrow, taero
would bo less regret thas tho President bad died,
az noyor aRaln could ho hayo atialnea to tho
hight Ii tho Nations affections u which ha has
boeN ralaod. aud any reaction OF feeiln9 attor
the twelve weeks OF universal sy1"pathY would
hayo been very painful. lsAppy III h1s !lfe, MF.
0asael1 IL sttll ,uore happy in tho t!mo which ho
received tho canoulxatloa at death.
"Of tho prospects OF bis successor there IL
much to bo said, but not noH, auac1eht 10 u TO-
day to giyo uttesaneo to sympathy and sorrow.
THE "EyESlSa sTAS1'AAD"
says. "rho deep grief II shared III ny all En-.
Rltsh.s speaking populadous-fos tho present
crime il regarded eyon moro with sosFow for !ts
result than with indignation. sna III the gloa'ni
which everywhere prevails. tho "setenea or1n1-
tpal, who Il tho author Of all ibis anSuish. u al
uiost forgotten. Thu time will cou1e Tor Din ~
be dealt with, and tho vengeance OF the 1aw 1s
certain to 10 swtft and sure. Since mo death OF
tho Prince Copaort and the csesaSa4 Naess Of