Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-07-05
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MONTREAL SPEAKS.
The following telegram has been received
by the Secretary of State:
MONTREAL, July 4.
To Hon. j. @. Blaine. Secretary of State:
The manifestation of sympathy in this
city has been universal. have Just heard
that the City Council have adopted a reso.
our citizens. The late favorable dispatches
are giving great encouragement.
j. G. SMITH,
Consul General.
THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN.
The following cable dispatches have been
received by the Secretary of State:
DUBLIN, July 4.
To the american Minister. Washington:
The Municipal Council assembled to-day.
takes the earliest opportunity of expressing
great sorrow and regret at the dastardly at
tempt on the life of the gallant and distin-
guished President of the United States, and
desires to tender it's deep sympathy to
America and Gen. Garfield's family.
The LORD MAYOR.
THE IsRAELITEs OF BOSTON.
The Israelites of Boston, in convention
assembled, extend their heartfelt sympathy
for President Garfield, and their intense in
dtgnatlon at the outrage committed on our
honored Executive. Convey our profound
sorrow aud tenderest sympathy to Mrs.
Garfield and family. Our prayers are fer
vently offered that the President may re.
cover and live to fulfill the promise OF his
grand career at the helm of our beloved
country. EDw.S s. GoULDsToN, Chm,
CHAs. MORSE,
ISRAEL CoHN.
ISAAC ROSNOsKY,
Committee.
PARNELL.
DUBLIN, July 4.
Secretary Blaine:
On behalf of the Irish members | beg to
express our horror at the crime against the
Chief Magistrate of the American people
and cur earnest prayer that his life may be
spared. PARNELL.
SYMPATHY FROM AUSTRIA.
The Secretary of State has received from
Count Lippi, the Austrian Charge d'Affaires,
telegraphic communication, conveying an
expression of sympathy of his government
with the President and the people of the
United States.
FROM THE KING OF ROUMAEIA.
The following telegram has just been re-
celved from the King of ROumania
BUCHAREST, CATRoCITRI, July 4.
To President Garfield, Washington:
nave learned with the greatest indigna-
tion, and dep,ore most deeply, the horrible
attempt against your precious life, and beg
you to accept my warmest wishes for your
quick recovery.
[Signed] CHARLES.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 4-The fol-
IN Hf inn fa1o far - ~
dreds of messages of sympathy and con
dOlence received at the Executive Mansion
and by the Secretary of State:
BLIND CoNFEDERATE's PRAYER.
EDENToN, N. c. July 8.
To the President, Washington. D. c.:
blind and wounded ex-CoDfederate SOL
dier tenders his congratulations on your
improved condition. May God raise you to
preserve the peace and dignity of the ma
lion F. W. BOND.
CATHOLIC PRELATEs' GREETING.
FORT WAYNE, IND, July 8.
To the President Of the United States:
The Catholic Bishops of Peoria and Fort
Wayne desire to express their most sincere
sympathy and most earnest wish for your
speedy recovery. j. l.. SPALDING,
JOSEPH DEvENGER.
FROM WHITELAW BEID.
VENTNoR, July 8.
To Mrs Garfield:
Love, sympathy and hope.
WHITELAw REID AND WIFE.
FROM THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, VA, July 3.
To Mrs. Garfield:
We deeply sympathizs with you in your
sad affl ction. We shall send up many
earnest prayers for the speedy recovery of
IT,, Iw,-T l.
President. THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
AN ACTRESS sYMPATbY.
WHITE HOUSE, July 4.-The following
telegram has been received by Mrs. A f.
Rockwell:
RIvERDALE. N. Y, July 8
Mrs a. f. RocklceH Executive Mansion { for
Mrs. GGrJieIdl:
at such time will not presume to re-
call myself to Mrs. Garfield by directly ad-
dressing her. Yet | cannot remain silent.
May | not hope, madam, that through your
courtesy and good judgment the afflicted
lady may receive the assurances of my
heartfelt sympathy and earnest prayers for
the welfare of her and hers. or course,
hundreds are at hand to render great SER
vices for the patient, but II / can aid her In
even the most trivial way, command me,
entreat you, and, dear madam, believe me,
most respectfully, CLARA MORRIS.
lu6 IOllOWIuS reply mas OeeQ sent 10 the
message of Clara Morris:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, july 4.
Mss Clara Norris HGTTiOtt, Rt0eTdGLe, ~ II:
Mrs. Garfield wishes me to express to you
her grateful appreciation for your kind and
heartfelt words. She feels that the sympa-
thy and prayers of her countrywomen at
this time are Of measureless value and
comfort. A. +. ROCKWELL.
REGRETS AND INQUIRIES.
The following kilograms have been re-
ceived:
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 2.
Hon. James g. Blaine, Secretary Of State,
There is profound and universal sympa-
thy here for the President. Telegraph us
his condition.
r. w. COBB, Governor.
New YORK, July 2.
Secretary of State, Washington:
have Just learned, with deepest regret
aud indignation, of the horrible attempt on
the Presidents life. / sincerely trust he
may recover. CAMPEREALE,
The Charge d'Affaires of Italy.
Senior Martinez, Minister from Chill,
called in person at the Department of State
on Monday to leave letter, expressing the
deep sympathy of the government and peo-
pie of Cbili with the President and the peO-
pie of the United States.
Mf. j. 4. ElmOre, cOnndential agent IN
this country of the provisional government
of Peru, forwarded on Saturday a letter ex-
pressing the deep sorrow of himself and
his people for the lsmentable occurrence.
The following kilograms have been re-
ceived by the Secretary of State:
ZANEsvILLE, OHIO, July In the Demo-
cratic convention of Muskingum county,
held here to-day to appoint delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, the unani-
nous sentiments of the members were ex-
pressed in the following resolution, offered
by Geo. W. Jewett, son of Hon. H. j.
Jewett, OF this city, which were forthwith
adopted by the united voices of all present:
Resolved, That in common with all pa
triotic citizens, the members Of this conven-
ton view with horror and Indignation the
attack having for its purpose the taking of
the life OF our Chief Magistrate, and that
we regard such an attempt as the hig hest
and most revolving OF crimes.
Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathies to our wounded President, and
to his gentle wife and family, and prayer
fully trust that Providence win save to our
country his life, and to his family the kind
hearted man, the brave husband and father,
and our country would learn to know him
better and to love him.
7. F. sPANeLER.