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the 1rincc Of Wales tho hcnrt Of tho English
nation hns not boen 10 tnovcd rs t&}iAy."
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the PRINCE Of Wales tho heart Of tho English
nation hns not bocn 10 moved rs tufiay."
THE "ui.0tIE'
says: "rrrs1lont Ghrilchl died whlo ho sras yot
his honnrs. flo hdd 1tye.l long ctlDrgh
to give tho promise Of Whining high rink among
tho nbust at',nIb!htrntorH wo hat prcceslot hin.
lila administrative prinefplo wis pchccful
pruRscss Mt hofnc, and aH1ity with foreign ma
tlons. 10 thoroughly wns this principle wosketl
a.it that his term IF otItee. tnhnpptEY brtef
m Il wns. will innks Its nark IN tim r,ost pros
reroue md Tranquil OF periods In tho hIhtory Of
tho Republic. UrlGf IL nonllcru unurH putxfatlt
than In England towards whnM his sentiments
ma altitude wero those Of fricnlship and gootl-
WtlI.r
A PETITION
is hcinK extensively signed In fnror Of closing
the London stock Exchange for the dug as Il
tnurk Ut respect for President Uarfcld
TIT: TDwN CUuNC1i. OF NORWICH
unanimously pussed vote Ut coincidence With
Mrs. Garfield.
THE "sr. JAMES GAZETTE"
this cvenlug says: "If Umitean's at,jcct terror
tcnycs hin, conscious uno,lBb, even he mar feel
refs,0tse." Tho Anme Journal. utter sympathetic
reference to tho alrnptc, patIent courage With
which tho President fnccl 1cnth says: "Thu,
most Obvious lesson sugRrstcl by l'rtalent GAR
fields tlcnsh Is tho pruprlety Of amending the
Constitution 10 rs to provide for now election
when tho President dies during tiH term of Of
tlce. Thu traR!o circumstances of blu death
may hRvn tho effect OF bringing over Ueu. Ar
thur to tito views Of his Predecessor, but II hH
hntl Ilstl In moro commonplace why, Gen. At.
thur would nnvo been abIo to carry cut policy
to which President Garfield ,yas deliberately Up
posed. 1t fB furtunalo that GutteAu did nut
inakc bis cscapa to England. Tllcro can be IT.,
tie aestfon thnt, had he dom, Ro. popuIur feel
ing OIL buth sflps of tho Atlantic would hive
compelled thu Government tn give hin up. thus
establishing an embarrassing precedent. Even
as 1t is It ts scrcelY doubtful TINT the exiraIll-
tlon treaty Will hnvo to 10 rovlcwed, in thu light
Of rccont events"
GEy. DADEAu
has hcon In consultation tndny with Lowell, the
American Nln!stnr, aud l9ndlnR American tnnk.
crs, In relation to HeetinB Of Americans In
Lunlon unIer tic auspices OF tho United States
legation.
TIE AMERICAN DELEGATES
to tho Methodist Eeutnenicat Council met today
under the Presidency Of fjlAhups Simpson AMI
1toTyrc, aud took separate auttuu In relation
to tho tlcath ot President Garfield. Hr. Arthur
Edwlrds and Gen. Fjsk wore appointed sccrc-
taries, md drafted resolutions which wcrc unAtl.
imuuRly MIoptod. Tho resolutions expruss pfu-
found sorrow at tho blow, which fuIts moro
heavily upnn American cttizcus In foreign landa;
dcscrlbc President Garfield as huying been m
nbc statesman, u purc MIN. Nh hurnblp Chris
tlar, und q goud citizen: sgmpathIzo sincerely
with the nubio wlfo. who illustrated tho highest
forin ut Christian strength and devotion: nnd
commend her children mud tho Presidents aged
mothor to tho care OF Almighty Cod.
There has already boom preliminary meeting
Of Americans hure. It is intended to hlre one
OF the largest aud most prominent halls In Lou-
den for a demonstration Ut sympathy.
4 lsflsM1SdllAM TELEGRAM
states thnt sorrow Is gonorul there. Both tho
Conservative and Liberal Clubs haye tholr lags
at alf-mAst.
TIE LollD MAYon,
Oh taking his sent at tho Mansion House to-day,
expressed, OIL behalf Of tile citizens Or Loutlou
tic deepest regret nt the sad news Of tho Prcsi.
tent's deuth. lie said there never was tttne
when tho great English communities were jolnod
In closer bonds.
SYMPATHETIC MEssAoEs.
L1vEnroO1., England. Sopt. 21.-ijatne, HIash-
tngton: Convey my hcartfolt sympathy to Mrs.
Garfield. PACKARD.
stcrrtdruof State, ,pashtn1toa. O, =. H.: re-
quest you to nssira Mrs. Garfield aud tho Gov
GrnmGnt Ut tho United States Ut tho grief with
which hor Majcstya Government has received
tho announcement Of tho Presidents death.
Parliament Is not sitting, md thus Is prevented
from giving formal expression to the gorr0w nild
sytnpAtby universally felt lii tic cnuntry-a
fceliug which hns been dccpene1 BY long sus-
pansc, anu BY tho courage dignity, and patience
shown by tho lllustrlous sufferer,
LOln GRANVILLE,
Wnlnes Castle, ENGLAND.
THE BRITISH cI1Als0E D'AFFA1AEs.
. LENox, bIasB., Sept. a-Secrctary Blaine,
1tusit,lJton: All my sympathy On tho sad end
Of tho Into Presisent. Ny Sovereign, Grcnt
pritan. and her colonies will be Rrteycu Mt the
loss sustained BY tho American people.
v. nnuMAonD.
LANn-LEAGuE SYMPATHY.
Sections, II. +. for Dublin, teseRraphs soorcta-
~ DlaIng TINT mcot!nR ct tho Land League Mt
Dublin, Oh motion Of r. p. OConnur, 1t. L.,
passed resolutions OF profound sorrow at tho
dcath Of President Gar1e1d. nnd of sympathy
for tho American people and the family Of tho
President,