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


enrsatios to the Awise Ruler Of the Universe that the
pain speedily restored in hoath and strength to his
CHARLES H. BELL.
The Secretary of State has also received to-day
resolutions of sympathy and coincidence from the
Common Council of the City of Norfolk Va, the
Merchants Exchange of st. Louis the Baltimore
Stock Exchange the City Council of Wilkesbarre
Penn, the County Court of Hamilton County, Tenn.
at Chattanooga, the Richland Volunteer Rifle Com
pany of Columbia, s. c.. the Town Council of Sum-
ter S. c., the Mayor and Councilman of the City of
Newborn, N. c., and tho Chemical and Fertilizer
Exchange of Baltimore.
kilograms Of sympathy have also been received
Fort Valley, Ga the Mayor Of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
the Veteran Soldiers of the Grand Army of the Re-
pubic OF the state OF NewYork, and many others.
Ihe following dispatches were received to-day:
To Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE Secretary Of State, Washing
Tell the President wonderful interest taken in his re-
sSSss talk or nyns on ts
the most touching manifestation Of public sentiment
DANvIIIE, KY, July 6.
TO- he Hon JAMES G. BLAINE, Secretary Of State,
We tender hope for the President; hemp for the as.
sassin joins W; ZIMMERMAN
EDITORS DanriHe tribune.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July 6.
Last night Common Council passed resolutions of
cjoccs the that the earnest prayers of her
people being in deliy GRANGE OF the
wonldbe assassin ana cheshes hope for his speedy
turn to health and tho service OF his country
j. THOMPSON BAIRD, Mayor.
GRAND Forks d. r., July 6.
ToJ. G. BLAINE, Secretary, Washington
We get no information about Presidents condition
We hold MIN i'll great esteem and desire know
telegraph from time to time. W. a. BROWN, Mayor.
ATLANTA, Ga. July g.
To The Hon JAMES c. BLAINE, Secretary OF STATE Wash
We have the honor transmit the following joint res
omtlons which We're introduced in the l!ousc OF Repre-
scntatves by Judge Twggs, chairman IT the Committee
by unanimous vote in both the Senate and House of
Representatives:
Resoiccd (y Senate and House Of Representatives
OF oe9rgia III General Assembly metz, That have
ceivod with the profoundes and pain inte
fSnsS Of the atgmped assassinai"n of the
mon with all citizens throughout the Union,
without regard to party, who are periodically
horrible act which aimed fatal blow American free
institutions by awlessN striking down their duly chosen
representative Chcf Magistrate and look upon the
deed and its perperaor with feelings of xpressbe
lndignat ion and adherence.
ResOged. That while American cizcns are Justly
proud OF the heroic courage with which the President
has borne his sulerngs for his intrepid wife who during
an tness hours OF anynish has never lost her sublime
uon entertain sentiments OF the profoundcst
admiration and respect and in behalf OF all the people
OF Georgia, we tender To MIN and her
sympathes and earnest prayers for his speedy restor
ton to health and usefulness.
ReSored That these resolutions be transmitted to the
Secretary of State at Washington. In communicating
these resolutions OF respective houses the
day of the of the General Assembly we beg TO
add that coming Us we do fresh from homes
personal knowledge that the sentiments feelings ex-
pressed are those OF the entire people of the state ire
JAMES s. BoYNToN,
President OF tho Senate.
AUGUSTUS o. BACON,
Speaker OF the House.