Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-07
Sympathy aud Congratulations.

give expression to the popular rejoicing.
Sympathy aud Congratulations.
ST.. LOUIS, July The following dispatch
was sent this morning: "Hon. James g.
Blaine, Washing gton-The Merchants Exchange
of St. Louis sends congratulations on the i'm
proved condition of the President, and ex-
presses the earnest hope that he may speedily
recover. The sincere sympathy OF this COM
munty is with the President and his family.
(Signed) MICHAEL MCENNEs, President,
GEO. H. MORGAN, Secretary.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 6.-The Georgia legis-
lature passed resolution to-day by unani-
nous rising vote of both branches, expressing
indignation at the attempted assassination of
President Garfield and denouncing the crime
in the severest terms. The resolutions also ex-
pressed pride in American manhood as illus
trated by the President in his sufferings and
the most cordial admiration of the fortitude
of his wife under her severe trial.
EMPEROR OF GERMANY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 6.-His Majes-
ty the Emperor of Germany inquired with
genuine sympathy after the condition of
President Garfield, and directed his charge d'af-
fairs to inform him thereof by liable, to which
a favorable response was returned.
IN GENERAL.
The secretary of state has to-day received
the following kilograms and letters:
BRUSSELS, July 6.-To Secretary Blaine:
The Belgian government and people rejoice
over the hopeful kilograms. God bless the
President and his sad home.
(Slgned) PUTNAM.
The secretary of State has also received to-
day resolutions of sympathy and coincidence
from the common council of Norfolk, Va,
the Merchants exchagne of st. Louis, the Bank
Stock exchange of st. Louis and Baltimore,
the city council of Wilkesbarre, Pa, the
county court of Hamilton county, Tenn, the
Richmond volunteers and rifle company,
the town council of Sumter, s. c., the
Commercial and Fertilizer Exchange of Balti-
more. kilograms of sympathy were also read
from.persons OF Newherry, S. c., the mayor of
Fort Valley, Ca, the mayor of Council
Bluffs, the veteran soldiers of the Grand Army
of the Republic of the state of New York, and
many Others.
ST. ALBANs, W., July Cat the session
of the teachers institute to-day, resolutions
expressive of sympathy with the President and
family in their great trial, and coDgratuiatiug
the American people on the encouraging
unanimously adopted.
NEW YORK, July 6.-To Secretary Blaine:
have been requested to send you the follow
Ing cablegram, just received from ]. 81. Pull
ston, M. P, London: To Hon. Jas. G.. Blaine,
secretary of state The sad calamity which has
befallen the President and people of the Unit
ed States is sJill the uppermost subject of feel
ing and thought among all classes here. The
latest news encourages the hope that the Pres
ident's life may be saved. You have my sln-
cere sympathy, and please express the same
from me to the President and his family.
(Signed), G. G. WARD.
MILAN, July 6.-To Hon. James 6. Blaine:
Public officers and all classes of citizens, res
deepest sympathy in your national sorrow, and
the utmost solicitude for the Presidents re-
covery. GRAIN, Consul.
NEWPORT, R. l., July 6.-Secretary of State
Blaine, Washington | am ordered by my
sovereign, the Emperor of Russia, to transmit
to President Garfield and his family the
sympathy and profound indignation his majesty
feels at the attempt on his lie. / send you a
letter of details. (Signed) BARNHoLMER:
MILWAUKEE, July 6.-Post 1, Grand Army
of the Republic, passed the following resolu-
tions tonight:
AS members of an organization composed
of soldiers of the late war, we desire to ex-
press our sincere sympathy with our comrade
in the suffering inflicted on him and
through him on his family and
his fellow citizens by the dastardly act of
would-b he assassin. That one beloved comrade
has always manifested a special affection
as we'll as to complete the great work which
providence has placed in his hands to perform,
is our heartfelt PRAYER and hope,