Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-09-21
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u MESSAGES OF CONFIDENCE
4 The following messages OF coincidence have beef
received;
NEw YORK, Sept 10, 1881
To The Hon Wayne Mac Veogh, attorney Gen
1erdl, Long Brdnch'-I have your telegram, ant
the intelligence fills me with profound sorrow
Express to Mrs. Garfield my deepest sympathies
Il CHESTER A. ARTHUR"
{" NEW YORK, Sept. 10, 1881.
To Wayne Mac Vedgh, Long Branch: Pleas,
convey to the bereaved family Of the presiden
my heartfelt sympathy and sorrow for them il
their deep affection A nation will mourn will
them for the loss Of chief magistrate, so 70
Gently called to preside over its destiny. will
return to Long Branch in the morning to tender
81 my services II they can be made useful.
u S. GRANT"
Nothing can show the suddenness with which
the blow fell In the presidents cottage more for
chilly than the fact that Just before the cottae,
was closed, about ten O'Clock, dispatches wer,
directed to be sent to the sons that they need moi
come, as their father was believed to be better.
THE NEWS IN THE COUNTRY
MosTrELiER-In this place the news was re.
ceivod with expressions OF profoundest sorrow
From the state house and from public buildings
3aa,s warn buno n, hat, ,,os, ori 80.
assumed tho embIoms ~ ,,o,rni,,, vvaa,,,s,,o
county court, which assembled on Tuesday morn.
. ing for Its September term, adjourned, in token
D Of respect for the memory OF the good man gone
/ m his reward
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hAhrfoho' CoNNEcricur'--B order OF Mayor
buckley tne hre alarm bells oil the city were
w., -, s"o
WV" P''p'''
OhicAeo' iLLiNois'-ihe hre-aiarm notified all
the Dell towers IN the city at lU30 OF his death,
mo ''",n'aia'o'y 'no SLOW ana soiemn Ioiiing Of
"''' 0'''" '"o"Sanus VI peop'e OUT on the streets
RICHMOND upon the receipt OF
news Of the presidents death the public bells, by
order OF the mayor, began toling the m ,urnful
Sound, conveying the sad news throughout the
city, and creating much stir and excitement
CLEvELAND.-The news Of the death of the
president spread like widfire and created a pro
found sensation of sorrow. Here in his native
IfOuntV his loss IL universally regarded almost
personal Crowds Aocked to the newspsper and
Telegraph offices to learn particulars. and mani.
4festations of grief were pronounced. many ween
ling AZ at the loss of a brother The bells tolled
/ AS II spontaneously. Despatches from all mart,
of northern Ohio state that church and fire. bells
are toling. and great excitement nrevails every.
where. The deepest sympathv is EXPRESSED fo,
| the stricken mother and family The trustees nj
| Lake View cemetery have teleqraphed IN Mrs
Garfield offering her any lot in the cemetery sh,
may choose Tor the hnal resting-place oil the pres
ioents remains
NEW YoRK.-rhe news Of the presidents death
although not unexpected, proved severe shocI
= 10 those that heard II Monday night. CROWDS OF
people mad surrounded the oulietin-boards In The
3course oil the evening, ana waited patiently FOL
5any cheering news oil the presidents condition
Out the oulieun gave no nope, ana when thost
Z were put up announcing that the president was
ueau' son''no IMPRESSIONS VI regret anu sorro"
"''e n'"'u on "i SUES inc LOWS spre'u WIN
3sn'"s i"pr'''y '"ro"s" 'no oi.y' anu was tn'
e,'a, er'o VI Conversation ihe oe'is vi Tut
"uio" Vi i'"''y pans" "oie Voiieu III SNORT III
'o''"i' ioi a" NUT O"o '''efn''h paper 'ssue'
'A''" 'noi.y "'''i ''e "e"s was feoe'veu
voc 0e'' p''0"' az any p'i'e' Di'
nun o'eiy q""iVo, vi '"'s S','e i'iuica''
''e' '"e news u, ''e p'eS'ueh' uea'l was 10
storna,;on Tho oi,;,aas ,roro a., $50, ~,
tho telling NJ tho halls and coon ,ha s,roo,., no
came alive with apxions iror;rers after tho cod
details Eve,vwbere prena rations are he;ng mo a,
for the DRAWING NJ building. and o,hor on,w.rs
man;festa,ions NJ crief
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CHICAGO lNrERooEAN'-"I he death OF ne
puo'ic man III 'ne history oi our government, sav'
'i''' vi i'"co','' mas oeen 30 gehera'iy regarded
's personal bereavement
CHICAGO TRIBUNE" BY the side Of Abraham
Lincoln American people now inscribe the nam
Of James Abram Garfield. The conse
quences likely to result from the death of Presi
dent Garfield and the succession OF the vce-presi
oeh' are iha''ers ior 'ne iuture'
NEW YORK SuN.-"Whie we do not rebel al
the advent OF the new administration, every
American will feel himself bereaved by Garfield,
death Fairly elected to be president, he was at
lacked in the discharge OF that great representa-
tive office. When he was struck by the assassin
then you and !, and all of us fell down and his
remains will be borne to their last rest ATTENDED
by the unanimous and the heartfelt sorrow of fifty
millions OF free men.
NEW YORK HERALp.-"The lives of Garfield
and Lincoln will ALWAYS be linked together in III,
pathetic record of a common tragic fate Bu
they will also be classed together as indication,
Of the tyne of man that Is to be contributed To III,
drama of our nations history nv those division.
Of our people that grow up in circumstances wber,
b. they are comparatively unaffected by outside in
huences. vice-Presdent Arthur's &C
cession to the presidency cannot lead to any sucl
dunseemly difficulties in party sense as have re
suited from previous SUGGESTIONS of this nature
for, though there has not been full sympathy be
tween certain sections Of republican leaders
there has never been any doubt whatever thai
Mr. Arthur was in full accord with all recognized
authority on the national policy of his party"
NEW YORK WORLD" No man better eonipped
By study and experience in public affairs for tn,
special work of the presidency. taking into nc
count the conditions under which he came IN II
has been chosen IN that great of,ice in this conn
try since John Olinev Adams What can w,
better say of such death. after such A life. ful
of honors but not vet of wears than To reneat tn,
solemn and memorable words of Bnrke. 9Th,
melancholy event of Yesterday reads to us ar
about any of the objects of ordinary ambition
Those dumb Inns of one who but Yesterday en-
tered the White Uouse acclaimed nv shontine
thousands a. having won the highest nrize n