New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-04

al ns to It wonlS give him
love and honor him. Telegraph me often hs
BEN. BUrrERwoRrH
o2aonet % A. F. ROCKWELL Ereeutre Manson Washigtcn
May 'od save the President C. II. GRosvENoa
Colonel A T. pocv,r Augusta, Ga. July g.
ane people OF this city and OF Georgia generally nro
Iounuly eympathize with the President and with itba
" ''' 'HN''"'f HD foIS"S; B. rw,oos
To GENERAL W. r. sHERMaN, U S. g. Wosb,notogg d.
received last dispatch and the gG moTnSg papers
fRss"' my 'sSs
GENERA, w n s,nn, MANSFIELD. o., July 3.
attempted assassination creates profound horror
ram that GARFIELD w Ss wasnS on Stopped by tele
, ne Spanish Minister to the United States, Senor
francisco Barca called at the White House no less
than four times yesterday bringing cable dispatches
from His Majesty, Alfonso XII inouirng about tho
shooting of the President. Senor Barca was one Of
the diplomatists who with Sir Edward Thornton
me Inc nean Of the Ministers at Washington called at
une w nte House as soon as they heard of the news
yesterday morning The Spanish Minister inme.
aianely % Gabicd the intelligence to Madrid, and he as
wen AZ DIS government, has displayed on this mel
ancholy occasion through their repeated friendly
ana anXioqs messages and calls to the White House,
d S'uuIne spanish eagclnnSS and warmth of spnti-
mcnts.whilc manifesting their horror at tho abomin
ao'9 aiS attempt against the life of President Gar
Count Lcwenhaupt the Swedish Minister oal,oa
IN IN person upon Secretary Blaine at the White House
and iGr the pnrpose of expressing his sympathy
al9 % Oh delivering letter in French, of which the
following Is translation.
To Me SECRETARY OF STATE.
SIR: His Majesty the King my august sovereign. has
biden me express the horror with which he has earpe5
~ h e aWuI attempt against the life of His Exceency
desncnt OF tie United States and the sentiments OF
sorrowiu @ sympathy which he feels whole Ameri
s people PIE III III ms hour of their deep alicton the
Of the lmstlous invalid in which the people Of the
avail self OF this occasion 70 rc9w yt To- Won Mr.
secretary Of State the my highest Consider
alton. ~ o 'i
laws q u, BANGOR. Me, July g. 1881.
Telegrams received. Information of the hopeful con-
aIion m o, tnr President is great relief to al but
pathy to the President and family. (signed)
II. HAMLrx.
Hon. JAMES q. BLAINE Sccrrtry Of Hafe w@stinaito0
cit!lens OF Jacksonville in common with the en-
TEMPTED tenn assassnaton Of he President and desire that
this hour OF her deep grief ana their hope that the P,es
dent may he spared to the country the genius of whose
(signed MORRIS A. Dzr, r,IrSsKr
Mayor of jackson Vile.
At meeting OF the Hancock Association of Ionsiana
meroa place John McEncry called the association "i, 10
washington the cm 1n o ssa from
field invited the members their sorrow and
Patton offered the following resolution: '''''
aen rSot1ed Ihat the attempt TO assassnate Prcsi
members OF this association 10y their fellow country
breasts OF all patriotic citizens profonndst sorrow
ana sympathy for the President and his family grave
anAlctcs for the troubles and turmoil that NAV result o
'he elt X, public p, G from so horrible a crime.
ReSofoed that we cherish the earnest and sincere
hope. and unite with all good people in thcir feryenf
prayers Tor the recovery of the President his great
Tnese resolutions were unanimously adopted. and
werc oTuced "a be teegraphcd to the Secretary
oi thc united states JouH McENERY, President.
RontEr W. ApANs, secretary
Hs hfrrelle',ey THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
The crime at Washington has filed our hearts with
horror Ia the name OF the Government and the en-
this eyeneS he on vre fe Which yGdr En6eeny i6
OF the assassination has inspired throughout this country
nent and to the family of the iliustrous victim,
President of the Council of Ministers and Minister of
Messages of Inquiry and sympathy have been received
from Prince and Princess Of Males and Duke and Ouch.
universal Calls at my house aud the legation ccs-
SAINT have duly forwarded Your telegrams ,ca-
tions In Europe LOWELL, Minister London
- ~ ST. JOHN. n. B.. July g.
The c zonS of ST John, a. b. desire to express their
deep and heartfelt sympathy with President Garfield
recognize in the President statesman and Chris
tian g'ntleman and sincerely trust that in good
providence Of the Almighty he may be TO
perfect health. 8. JONES Aiavor.
- BALTIMORE. July 3, 1891.
Hon JAMES G. BLAINE, Secretary of state, Washington
Please forward 10 his ENcellcncy the President oi tn
sSey o G%oae yphy OF of 'h sn
aud wishes for his speedy recovery.
L. LAZzENI, Secretary. NJ. VIcARI President.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 3.
Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE. Secretary Of State.
The continued favorable reports gratefully re-
ccvcd. nave requested the people the state TO as
scmhc in the churches engage in devotion
Almighty God, and tnat he celebration
shall bc conducted in accord with the physical CON
diton of the President May God grant him speedy and
ul recovery s the prayer oi all Please read
patch To the President. CHARLES FOSTER.
To the above Secretary Blaine replied as follows
WASHINGTON, July s 9:l5 u. IN.
Ms FrccHency, CHARLES FOSTER, GorernOr of ONO.
Tnc President IL deeply touched with the feelings
affection manifested by the people of his native STATE
shown by your telegram Just received. Ills condition
IL unchanged. No uninN Ornbc symptoms have sl 1rr
vcncd and his foriitudc and cnccrulncss Gdmirhc
trust the pous and devoted example of Ohio NAV be
followed by all the States Of the L mon tomorrow.
JAMES q. BLAINE, Secretary of State.
MEETINGS IN BOSTON.
AIINN ENpEESS REGl,EI-A