The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-05

what he was about. We doubt IL his fn,Ii.
caDdidnure for coBsulsbip is enough n
explain The deed.
| The Times says: The crime 81 Gslis,n
will create throughout the CIVILIZED woyld
a universal feeling Of indignation and hon.
ror. The messages OF sYmp1fhy which A..
| being sent 10 President Garfield from even
side are no empty words.
European sympathy Expressed.
BERLIN, JAY 3.-~rbe National Gqz,t.
commenting 90 The attempted assassinatio,
Of Mr. Garfield, says: "The aitemrt Re-
minds us OF MODELLING. We will hope M
head Of the great republic viii recover. \,
the Emperor happily did. Our best win,
are for the noble statesman whom crime h,,
selected for IFS object"
There was a large attendance q Amen.
cans at the various churches here to.d,g
The Tribune says: "But whatever n.,
have been determined in the cGunses \
Providence, TIE nstion will derive from iss
tragedy the striking lesson tha. cOrrupi M
fee holding must quickly be stopped in M.
interest Of republic which every Amer.
can proudly calls glorious"
The MOnt0gsblQti says: The deed Is pro.
baby that OF a luualic. For Americl. how.
ever, The act viii have the effect thlt ma
shot which struck Garfield bl, giycnA mac.
tai wound 10 the system Of piilage by ofe..
hunters.
VIENNA. July 3 Many prominent re-.
sons and almost an the foreign reprc,,n.,
tive> to-day visited Minister Phelp, 10 ~.
press coincidence on account OF TIE stic8r,
upon the life Of President Garfield.
The newspapers without exception do.
nounce The deed.
PARIS. July An the journil. n an
parties condemn the attempt to a,,4,,.n,ro
President Garfield.
President Grevy telegraphed bis condo.
lence 10 Washington a. soon u. he learned
OF the attempt. y did also VI. de- =. llhirp.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Prayers were ,ald for President Garfield
in the two American churches ana 1U the
English evangelical churchc, IN Par, 10.
day.
NJ. Max Ouirey called at the Amelcln
legation and expressed biz coincidence 90
Dir. Pomeroy.
ROME. July --Signor Mancni. Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, has expressed couaJ.
lence TO Minister Marsh on behalf OF ODE
Italian Government.
ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph 20 'ha D..
WAsuINGrON jay 3.-The following tcIe.
grams were received this morning:
Mansfield, ohio, July Hon. UW'qW
Window. WASHINGTON, n. t.. Started ils
morning for Washington. stopped b} t.lc.
gram that The President would recover.
Thank God. Great relief among an Glasses.
GSigucdl J0HN SHEgN,N.
Cincinnati, ohio, July g. Colonel Hu
IN On ID Tho B....
dent that every home M OHIO g. full Of iYy
at the growing hope OF ISIS recovery. 70
would cYe him strength and cOnbdCc D
realize bow much b people loycand Oon.r
him. Telegraph me often o. his condition.
TSienedl Ben. BUrTFRwolTH
.NqaSfeid. .. July 3.-H0p. ". 4. Share
man, WaShipq,on The attempted a,,.,...
nation creates profound horror. Stated
this morning for Washington. stopped tr
a telegram that Garfield Will iOcoyc.
Thank God.
[Signed] JONI NHfr9'N
Athens, D., Jnly 3.-CoioHd 4. f. Eo,t
,reH, ErecutiUe Mansion, WJshirgiou lhr
frst encouraging word has filled u, allWih
ioy. Nav God save the President.
rSigucdl {. II. GROSyENoR.
A9qusiq. o., July g. Coioad /. f.
R0ckreu, Washington The people ri ths
city and OF Georgia generally profoundly
sympathize with the President and with Doe
country In lis present calamity. Prayers
for his recovery will be offered IN ihe
churches to-day.
[Slguedl II. y. d. lWi''-'
the FEELING Is JACKSON, MIS-.
JACKSON. Mss, July 3.-ThG fcelined
Intense indignation aDd profound sorrow
a.. 4
commencement Of the attempted 9s.a.,,nl..
non OF President Garfield took definite
form tonight IN one Of the largest public
meetings that has ever been held 10 Doe
State capital. ChiefJustice Chamber. plc.
sided, and in feeling aud eloquent terms rc'
ferred TO the present and great calamity
that had bcfalen the nation, A committee
OF nine prominent citizens, representing
all parties and races, reported a series II
resolutions deplOring this act OF cruel in.
humanity, which had hlied all cla,,c' u
our people with indignation and horror
Several addresses were made, ana the ie')'
lurions were adopted unanimously. Ihf
meeting closed after a ieryent prayer hy
Rev. DR.. Hunter.
n GALVESTON, TEXAS.
GALVESTON, TixAs, July 2.-Grcil ,y.
citement and indignation here on ibe receipt
Of the news OF the attempted assassination
OF President Garfield.
PROM MESsRs. EvARr-, HOWE, TuCRN'N, AN'
HORTON.
PARIS, July 3 --JpmcS n. BlaUtf N..t'
far1 Of State, WGShinglon: Our country
men receive successive accounts az ir
Presidents condition with profound 'Du""
and deepest sympathy with tbe pubic
uriyate IN rtiOn. They receive cxpr'.'..'
Of coudoleuce aud OF horror a 10 col.
from representative, ~ other nations. "
snail cherish hopes " @ fave siie i,,lr. A'4
desire 10 express our 90. 70 sympathy A
The grief That surrou" Pic'id' h"
PROM THE QC.EN.
LONDON, July3 secretary Biqn', H'..'
iu0t0a. n. 4. Ju-t received the iUUyhls
from the Queen:
- am most anxious % bear ih. .l'.
account Of the President, and wish m, ...'
ror and deep sympathy % be couyc}ei "
him and Af.. Garfield
''' lowell, M.uistcr
PROM SPAIN.
WAsHINGrOS, July 3.-The minister ii'A
Splln. Mr.. B0res. called upon >'.tliy
Bloine al the Executive Mansion DDS ail'
noon for the purpose Il delivering DIP. -
the following telegram from the Nn.''.' ''
State al Madrid: u....s
Madrid, July 3.-IO Spanish NM.
WASHINGTON, h. e.; In The name ~ M
KING exprcs, TO the C}Fefnneh. oi
Tnited states the profound -orfo" inil ,''
attempt against lbe PIesldtnt. ile "'
caused in Spain. 81, Majesty and hts "o',,
eminent ferycntiy hope for The recover!
President Garfield.
PORTUGAL.
The following was received this after
moan by the Secretary OF state:
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